Connecting U.S. power grids would generate big value
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What motivated homemade mask makers?
Nursing program partners with Ames hospital
New beer-brewing course on tap for spring
ISU recognized as national leader in economic engagement
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ISU ranked as 11th best for undergrad entrepreneurship
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ISU research validates vaccine rollout
Hassall honored for work with course design Institute
Instructional technology specialist Lesya Hassall was recognized by the United States Distance Learning Association for her work leading the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching's Course Design Institute (CDI). CDI earned second-place honors in the International Distance Learning Award Excellence in Teaching Award. The award is given to an outstanding individual or team of individuals whose teaching demonstrates extraordinary achievements. The training must demonstrate effective learning facilitated through technology with measurable outcomes.
Supporting entrepreneurship across Iowa earns ISU national recognition
Iowa State has received the 2021 Innovation and Economic Prosperity Place award from the the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU). It's the third time in five years APLU has recognized Iowa State for its economic engagement. Iowa State received the Innovation and Economic Prosperity Innovation award in 2020 and the Innovation and Economic Prosperity Talent award in 2017.
Controlling nitrous oxide emissions key in fighting climate change
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Sitting more increased feelings of depression
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Protecting infrastructure by boosting cybersecurity talent pool
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Susan Larson, Nov. 11
Gold seal recognizes student voter participation last fall
Iowa State, with leadership from the Catt Center for Women and Politics, earned a Gold Seal from the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge for nonpartisan student voter participation efforts in the 2020 national election. Gold, the third highest seal, indicates a student voter participation rate between 70% and 80%. The challenge is a national, nonpartisan initiative of the not-for profit organization, Civic Nation. The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge empowers colleges and universities to achieve excellence in nonpartisan student democratic engagement. More than 840 colleges and universities are participating in ALL IN across all 50 states and the District of Columbia enrolling more than 9.1 million students.
Paul Gallagher, Nov. 16
Younger to serve on executive team for APLU council
Senior vice president for student affairs Toyia Younger has been elected to a three-year term on the Council on Student Affairs executive committee, an operational council of the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities. Her term runs 2022-24. The council advocates within APLU and works cooperatively with other councils and commissions to enhance institutional effectiveness and the student experience in areas such as cocurricular opportunities, personal and professional growth, academic progress and completion, mental and physical wellness, and fundamental needs such as housing, financial aid, transportation and food.
ISU's 2020 National Thanksgiving turkeys, Nov. 6
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Celebrate ISU first-generation college students, Nov. 9
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Change agent: Lisa Schulte Moore
Improving PPE for health care workers
Halbur receives Pope Award
Dr. Pat Halbur, chair of veterinary diagnostic and production animal medicine and executive director of the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, has received the 2021 E.P. Pope Memorial Award from the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians. The Pope Award is the organization's highest honor and is named in honor of Dr. E.P. Pope, a 1949 graduate of Iowa State's College of Veterinary Medicine.
McKenny novel selected for 'All Iowa Reads' program
The Iowa Center for the Book, State Library of Iowa, announced that Rachel Mans McKenny's novel, "The Butterfly Effect," was chosen as the "All-Iowa Reads" adult selection for 2022. McKenny is the assistant director of ISU's Writing and Media Center, and "The Butterfly Effect," a story about an entomologist set in Ames, is her debut novel. The aim of All Iowa Reads is to encourage Iowans statewide to read and talk about a single title in the same year. It features adult, teen and kids recommendations each year.
Steve Gilliland, Nov. 1
Gilliland is a systems control technician in Ames Laboratory's facilities and engineering services unit.
3D-printed sensors for health care uses
Grants Hub offers design services for proposals
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From Ames to the Empire State
Gift will help develop next generation of landscape architects
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U.S., Mexico ag secretaries meet on campus
Full reports now available on crew club accident
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Dan Grooms receives Distinguished Alumni award
Dr. Dan Grooms, the Dr. Stephen G. Juelsgaard Dean of Veterinary Medicine, was one of six individuals honored this fall as a Distinguished Alumnus by The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Grooms earned both his DVM and PhD from Ohio State, and began his career in general practice in rural Ohio.
Pandemic impacts Iowa communities differently
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Academic incentive rewards planned for student-athletes
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Music springs from an unlikely source in student project
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How to improve bioproduction of fuels, chemicals
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Nicole Hanson receives education award
Nicole Hanson, Iowa 4-H Clover Kids specialist, has received the 2021 Influencer award from the Iowa Association for the Education of Young Children. She was recognized for her support and advocacy to improve the quality of care and education for young children.
Student Innovation Center celebrated, at last
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Flu shot clinic ends next week
Milk crate sculpture invites community involvement
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Does water quality affect tourism?
Using advanced tech to develop skilled rural workforce
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Margo Foreman, Oct. 13
Day named president of faculty athletics representatives association
University Professor of molecular pharmacology Tim Day has been elected to a one-year term as president of the Faculty Athletics Representatives Association. Day has served as ISU's representative to the NCAA and Big 12 Conference since 2010.
Boury receives national microbiology teaching award
Nancy Boury, assistant professor in plant pathology and microbiology, received the 2022 Carski Award for Undergraduate Education from the American Society for Microbiology. The award is part of the society's annual program to recognize leading scientists for their professional accomplishments and significant contributions to education in microbiology. Recipients are nominated by their peers, and submissions require supporting statements from two additional colleagues at different institutions.
Schulte Moore named 2021 MacArthur Fellow
Researchers to expand high-tech toolbox for conservation practices
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Support leads to success for STEM students
Researchers explain how nanomaterial aids antibody response
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Mujumdar elected to National Academy of Construction
Vilas Mujumdar, professor of practice in civil, construction and environmental engineering, has been elected to the National Academy of Construction. The honor recognizes industry leaders with high personal integrity who made significant contributions to the effectiveness of engineering and the construction industry.
Iowa, Hawaii researchers to collaborate on corn breeding
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Campers from 4-H program to pose questions to orbiting astronauts
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