Nathan Prager pursues a career in the FBI with psychology and foreign languages
Prager’s interest in the human aspect of science started in high school, when he first began taking psychology courses. Today, he has his sights set on the FBI.
Prager’s interest in the human aspect of science started in high school, when he first began taking psychology courses. Today, he has his sights set on the FBI.
Tina Coffelt, an assistant professor of communication studies in the Department of English at Iowa State, was interviewed Thursday, Sept. 4, on Iowa Public Radio’s “Talk of Iowa program” about family and marital sexual communication including “the talk” with children.
The third and final blog appearing in the online version of the journal Discover, Alan Wanamaker of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and other researchers including Iowa State students still seek their elusive catch off the northern coast of Norway: the Arctica islandica clam, the oldest living multicellular animal in the world, from deep water. Wanamaker, … Continue reading Dead clams talking blog, part 3 – Still seeking the deep water clam off Norway
Nominations are being accepted for the 2015 Women Impacting ISU calendar through Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Paul Canfield, Costas Soukoulis and Sergey Bud’ko – physicists with the Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory – were included on the list of 3,200 researchers who published the greatest number of highly cited papers in one of 21 academic fields from 2002 to 2012. Highly cited papers, according to the publication, rank in the top 1 percent by citations for their field and year of publication.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is sponsoring bingo this Friday as part of the Family Weekend activities. There is no entry fee to attend: Sept. 5, 7:30 – 10:30 p.m. in the South Ballroom, Memorial Union. Learn more about the Family Weekend activities here.
“I had no idea this would be in my future,” Gasta said. “Getting a book published is so hard these days, and even harder in the humanities.”
His topic will be, “Yes, Iowa there is a future for newspapers.”
A workshop for new LAS faculty. Click “More Events” below for more information.
The meteorology transfer approaches her tough courses the same way she chases a storm: head on.