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Part-time job fairs share opportunities on and off campus

Career Services is offering the You Can Work at ISU Student Hiring Event and the Part-time Job Fair this fall. 
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Inaugural Commitment to Career Excellence Award recipients announced

Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and employers are recognized and celebrated for their commitment to preparing Redbirds for their future. 
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Graduating Redbirds: PULSE graduate prepared to teach, advocate for special education students

Laura Martinez first grasped the power of teaching as a teenager growing up in Mexico. Tasked with volunteering in her community for a high school civics class, Martinez, then 15, chose to tutor more than 80 third-graders who were behind academically. Within three months, she taught most students in her Saturday-morning extra-help sessions how to 
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New guidance on ERIC database availability

The Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) is a comprehensive bibliographic and full-text database of education research sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. 
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Bridging the gap in the curriculum: Indigenous scholars present in response to HB 1633 Native American History

A new Illinois law, HB 1633, mandates that every public school shall include a unit of instruction studying the events of the Native American experience and history within the Midwest and the state. As a result of HB 1633’s implementation, a group of educators recognized a critical need due to a gap in curriculum and took action to organize a professional development event in response through support from a College of Education SEED grant. 

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