AMES, Iowa – The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State University is honoring 39 faculty and staff with awards for their accomplishments. The recipients will be recognized at the Fall Liberal Arts & Sciences Faculty/Staff Convocation on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013, at 4 p.m. in the Sun Room, Memorial Union. The event … Continue reading Teaching, service and research honored with 2013 LAS awards
AMES, Iowa – The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State University is honoring 39 faculty and staff with awards for their accomplishments. The recipients will be recognized at the Fall Liberal Arts & Sciences Faculty/Staff Convocation on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013, at 4 p.m. in the Sun Room, Memorial Union. The event … Continue reading Teaching, service and research honored with 2013 LAS awards
As the new academic year begins, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences administration has been reorganizing several positions in Catt Hall to increase efficiency and better support college programs and initiatives. “We’re confident these changes will improve the college administration’s overall efficiency and will focus our efforts to better serve the college and its … Continue reading LAS college office reorganizes positions for greater efficiencies
As the new academic year begins, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences administration has been reorganizing several positions in Catt Hall to increase efficiency and better support college programs and initiatives. “We’re confident these changes will improve the college administration’s overall efficiency and will focus our efforts to better serve the college and its … Continue reading LAS college office reorganizes positions for greater efficiencies
Instead of walking across campus to attend class in a lecture hall this fall, a growing number of Iowa State University students will log on from home, the library or even a coffee shop. The university continues to offer more online undergraduate and graduate courses to meet the demands of record enrollment and student preferences. … Continue reading Enrollment, student demand fuels growth for online courses at ISU
Instead of walking across campus to attend class in a lecture hall this fall, a growing number of Iowa State University students will log on from home, the library or even a coffee shop. The university continues to offer more online undergraduate and graduate courses to meet the demands of record enrollment and student preferences. … Continue reading Enrollment, student demand fuels growth for online courses at ISU
Everyone is invited to the Troxel Hall dedication ceremony, 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 30, at the state-of-the-art lecture hall north of Farm House. A short program will include ISU leaders and members of the Troxel family. The Change Happens Foundation provided the lead gift for Troxel Hall. The building is named for Douglas D. Troxel, … Continue reading You’re invited: Troxel Hall dedication 3 p.m. Friday
AMES, Iowa – College of Liberal Arts and Sciences students are invited to "Picnic on the Plaza," a new welcome back event featuring free food, student club activities, a photo booth, music, and much more. Picnic on the Plaza is Friday, Sept. 6, 11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on the Catt Hall Plaza at Iowa … Continue reading College of Liberal Arts and Sciences hosts inaugural “Picnic on the Plaza” for students
Jim Ranalli has won the 2012 Christopher Brumfit Award for oustanding PhD thesis in the field of second language acquisition and/or foreign/second language teaching and learning.
The most powerful computer ever on the Iowa State University campus – a machine dubbed “Cyence” that’s capable of 183.043 trillion calculations per second with total memory of 38.4 trillion bytes – is just beginning to produce data for 17 research projects. The thinking and infrastructure behind the new machine will have much broader effects … Continue reading Iowa State turns on ‘Cyence,’ the most powerful computer ever on campus