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  • Raj Agnihotri will lead the Ivy College of Business

    Agnihotri joined the college's marketing faculty in 2018 and is the founding director of its Ivy Sales Forum. Last year, he was named a Morrill Professor and Ivy's inaugural assistant dean for industry engagement.

  • Senators asked to complete, share Cyclone Support training course

    The 25-minute course in Workday Learning features interactive modules that demonstrate to faculty and staff how to connect students to academic and wellness support services. The training also provides tips for effective conversations with students in need.

  • Celebrating all that's ahead

    During the first universitywide CYning Day Wednesday, at five locations across campus, students -- and student services staff -- celebrated their success in securing a co-op, internship, research experience, graduate school or post-graduation job.

  • For your surveys and polls, consider Microsoft Forms

    It's a free, real-time survey tool that also works well for event registration, voting, satisfaction surveys, award nominations, feedback collection, raffles and other operations functions. Begin with a template from a gallery or start from scratch, depending on your needs.

  • Regents approve civics center, two Degrees of the Future

    Also on the agenda: Tuition and fee increases for fall (first read), permit increases for the Memorial Union parking ramp, residence and dining rate increases, salary policy comments from representative leaders, and a regents study group to consider the merits of a tuition "guarantee" program.

  • Planning an event? Conference planning team can help

    Conference planning and management coordinates events for departments, faculty, staff and student organizations. The CPM team has built relationships with the many service providers on campus so it can cover your bases.

  • Steel work is underway at LeBaron Hall site

    Footings and foundation walls for the replacement LeBaron Hall have been completed, and stairwell and elevator enclosures are in place. Construction remains on schedule to conclude in the fall of 2026.

  • Plan to combine alumni association, foundation moves forward

    The plan names a steering committee and five work teams to address aspects of the combination, which was one of five recommendations from an external consultant.

  • Promotions approved for 110 faculty members

    The professional advancements were awarded to 60 tenure-eligible or tenured faculty and 50 term faculty for the 2025-26 academic year.

  • Universitywide CYning Day is April 30

    Students -- graduates and undergraduates -- who have accepted a co-op, internship, research experience, grad school or post-grad job are invited to stop by any of five career services-hosted spots on campus for a snack and a photo to share on social media.

  • Iowa State receives 2025 Healthiest State Award

    The award, which recognizes the university among the state's large workplaces, reflects ISU WellBeing's comprehensive approach to employee wellness.

  • Food drive to benefit local pantries runs April 28-May 8

    A drive-up-and-drop-off option for donations will be available two days, May 5-6, during the morning commute (7-8:30 a.m.) in or near parking lots.

  • Survey results will influence Lake LaVerne redevelopment

    A campus design team invites interested faculty, staff and students to complete a 10-question survey about Lake LaVerne before May 2. The team is working with consultants on a plan to restore and improve the lake.

  • P&S Council will hold election April 21-25

    P&S employees will vote online to fill 17 vacancies across all four divisions on the council this spring. Watch your in box for an email invitation.

  • Internships introduce students to Ames Lab

    Over two years, 59 undergraduates have taken part in the ISU-AMES SCIENCES program, supported by more than $325,000 in Iowa State strategic plan funds. The program creates internships at the lab in both research and operations with an eye on expanding the state and nation's energy sciences workforce.

  • Fall tuition, faculty promotions top April regents agenda

    Also on the agenda when the Iowa Board of Regents meets April 23-24 on campus: final approval of three new ISU degrees and FY 2026 salary policy comments from campus elected leaders.

  • Know your options when severe weather threatens campus

    Campus safety leaders shared timely information this week about emergency procedures, options for receiving weather alerts and university communications when severe weather is on its way.

  • Faculty Senate prepares for busy conclusion to the semester

    The Faculty Senate discussed 10 pieces of new business and approved several other items up for a second reading.