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NIU plans 'Day of Reflection'
for Feb. 14, 2010, remembrance
Program gives children
motor skills development
International Programs hosts
series of brown bag lunches
School of Music to screen
jazz documentary with Carter
Young musicians to play
at annual honors recital
Secretary of State to bring
mobile office to campus
Farewell reception planned
for LGBT's Margie Cook
PCSW luncheon to feature
Lincoln Laureate Shay Galto
PCSW invites nominations
for annual trio of awards
Operating Staff Council invites
nominations for annual awards
Martina McBride, Trace Adkins
to perform March 28 at Convo
Valentine's Day cookies on sale
CLA workshop to examine
leadership in 'trying times'
Author to speak on book
about African-American girls
'Project Prom' urges women
to donate gowns, accessories
Faculty Development to honor
outstanding graduate TAs
Symposium to give overview
of progress in radiation therapy
Alumni Association plans trip
to see Passion play in Germany
Community School offers
details on summer camps
UNIV 101/201teachers needed for fall
NIU friends, alumni invited
to 'family night' at Costco
Ph.D. student Nissen honored
at Institute of High-Energy Physics
Music professor Fleisher's work
performed at Noise Floor Festival
Going greenNew academic program, center
to focus on environmental studies
NIU is gearing up to launch a new interdisciplinary environmental studies program that will provide students with broad-based knowledge of key 21st century environmental issues, such as climate change, water conservation and development of alternative energies.
NIU mourns CEET’s Dennis Cesarotti,Dennis Cesarotti’s mastery as a teacher of all things related to occupational safety was known nationwide.
Today, however, those who learned from and worked with him were much more eager to talk about his excellence as a friend, a mentor and a colleague.
Coller: The game’s the thing Some might think that by incorporating video games into his mechanical engineering courses, Brianno Coller has given in to the mentality of, “If you can’t beat them, join them.”
Of course, it is difficult to argue with the positive results he has achieved since making that switch.
Fulbright scholar will remain connectedAndrea Kárpáti will return to Eötvös Loránd University later this month with new insights into art education and plans for continued collaboration.
Most notably, she and NIU professor Kerry Freedman are involved in a project to better understand “new learning communities” where children and adolescents form groups through the Internet to collaborate and teach themselves.
NIU grad student wins $40,000 fellowship Physics’ James Younkin will contribute
to Large Hadron Collider experiment
Following a nationwide competition, NIU Ph.D. student James Younkin has won a $40,000 graduate fellowship to contribute to the study of particle interactions at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), located within the CERN research facility near Geneva, Switzerland.
Feb. 12 is application deadlineThe NIU Division of International Programs has extended the application deadline for Lillian Cobb Faculty Travel Fellowships to Friday, Feb. 12.