Idaho State Today: August 22

Monday, August 22, 2022

New Undergraduate Certificate in Forensic Sciences Begins this Fall

Since eighth grade, Kailey Pease has known that she wanted to help figure out the puzzle of people’s lives through forensic work. Pease, a sophomore at Idaho State University studying anthropology, is the first student to officially sign up for the new undergraduate certificate in forensic science. Created through a multi-disciplinary collaboration, the certificate officially begins this fall. Eight students are already enrolled.

In celebration of Yellowstone National Park’s 150th anniversary this year, the Eli M. Oboler Library has launched a digital collection that brings together a selection of photographs, postcards, letters, publications, scrapbooks, and other archival materials from nineteen different collections housed in the Special Collections and Archives department at Idaho State University.

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ISU Faculty Member Offers Training for Educators in Idaho to Address Dyslexia

When her son was diagnosed with dyslexia, Associate Professor Heather Ramsdell uncovered a huge unmet need for services in Idaho, and now she is helping train other educators to help students get the help they need.

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Campus Updates

Understanding Mental Health Airs on KISU

20-Minute Mentor Continues with "How Can I Use the First Day to Set the Tone for a Semester of Learning?"

Blood Donors Needed at Oboler Library

Department of Chemistry Wraps Successful Summer Research Season

ISU Physical Education Students Gain Hands-on Experience at 2022 SHAPE Conference

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