The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will once again partner with the Colleges of Business and Human Sciences to host a wide variety of employers at the career fairs on Wednesday, September 26, 2018. Your assistance in encouraging our students to attend is very important to the success of this event! Please note that … Continue reading Sept. 26: Career Fairs
Are you doing research in an area that talented undergraduates would find compelling? Would you like the chance to generate intellectual interest and excitement among students by having an opportunity for free-flowing and critical discussions of your area of expertise in a one-credit Spring 2019 course? The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is soliciting … Continue reading Propose a seminar for Frontiers of the Discipline!
I-Corps encourages faculty, postdoctoral and graduate students seeking to explore the commercial potential of their research to apply for the fall semester 2018 cohort by Sept. 7. I-Corp’s four-week curriculum focuses on customer discovery to support the transition of ideas, devices, processes or intellectual activities into the marketplace. This can be realized through the formation … Continue reading Sept. 7: Applications for I-Corps’ fall semester 2018 cohort due
The Confocal and Multiphoton Facility, Image Analysis Facility, Microscopy and NanoImaging Facility, and the Roy J. Carver Laboratory for Ultrahigh Resolution Biological Microscopy (part of the Institute for Combinatorial Discovery) have merged into the Roy J. Carver High Resolution Microscopy Facility (HRMF). Margie Carter, Tracey Stewart and Curtis Mosher co-manage the new facility, which is … Continue reading Merger creates Roy J. Carver High Resolution Microscopy Facility
Beate Schmittmann, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, announced an opening for an interim associate dean for research and graduate studies. The interim appointment will be made July 1, 2018 and continue until a permanent appointment is made. Faculty members interested in exploring this position are invited to contact Dean Schmittmann. Bill … Continue reading LAS seeking interim associate dean for research and graduate studies candidates
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences’ Around LAS newsletter will be published once a month during the summer. The summer publish dates are: June 13 July 11 August 1 Beginning the week classes start, August 20, the newsletter will resume its bi-weekly schedule. Please continue to submit your announcements, news, events and published/honored info … Continue reading Around LAS newsletter: Summer schedule
Applications are being accepted through Friday, June 15 for a growth opportunity specifically for women* who are faculty and professional and scientific staff. Participants will engage in discussions designed to foster leadership development, goal orientation and purpose in their personal and professional spheres. Participants can expect to be challenged to reflect on their own experiences … Continue reading June 15: Cardinal Women call for applicants
Faculty and staff in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) were honored for their contributions to learning communities at Iowa State at the 20th Annual Learning Communities Institute on May 7, 2018. Amy Slagell, associate dean of LAS College, was awarded the Corly Brooke Learning Community Advocate Award. This award honors a faculty … Continue reading LAS Faculty and Staff honored for contributions to learning communities
Thank you to all who generously helped support this year’s 2018 LIVE United Food Drive in support of United Way of Story County! Preliminary numbers show Iowa State collected nearly 3,000 pounds of food, in addition to monetary donations. This will greatly benefit children and families at local food pantries this summer. Below are the … Continue reading Thank you for LIVE United Food Drive support