Dr. Deborah Turner, president of the League of Women Voters of the U.S., is the 2024 Mary Louise Smith Chair in Women and Politics. Turner’s presentation, “Visionary Activism: How To Get From Here to There,” will be followed by a public reception. Both events are free and open to the public.
The 3:30 p.m. open house and 4 p.m. program recognize the twelve women selected for the Catt Center’s 2024 Women Impacting ISU calendar. The program also will be livestreamed at https://youtube.com/live/fzY_f2U8cKE?feature.
Chase Petsche, from Wellmark’s Technology Division, will show you what it means to become a product-driven organization, the types of values that are being instilled within the company’s culture, and will discuss the qualities that make up the very best employees in his presentation.
This event is all about delving into the fascinating realm of data analysis, no matter your skill level or background. We’ll be serving 3 meals, food and beverages, running workshops and mini-events so you can have a great time while growing your skills in the real-world!
Assistant Secretary of State for Economics and Business Affairs Ramin Toloui will meet with ISU students to talk about his work and discuss careers in the State Department. This is a public event.
When the Memorial Union opened in 1928, the names of the Iowa Staters who died in World War I were carved into the walls. In 1969, the names of WWII casualties were mounted on two bronze doors in the zodiac foyer. In 1984, the bronze doors were removed, and the names from World War II, … Continue reading Gold Star Hall Ceremony
Conference to be held in hybrid format at Iowa State University on October 19-21, 2023. The conference theme, “Advancing Technologies – Expanding Research,” signifies the multiple strands of research and practice in applied linguistics affected by current and future artificial intelligence.
Cathleen Kaveny will examine the tensions between pleas for “civil” dialogue and cancel culture by referring back to a characteristically American form of political rhetoric: prophetic indictment, which finds its roots in Puritan Massachusetts but whose reach has extended to our own day.
The Women Who Create Conference is a full-day event featuring workshops and speakers tailored to women in entrepreneurship, business owners, aspiring entrepreneurs, and those who support them. The sessions will provide valuable insights and resources for growing businesses and fostering success.
The Economics Club at Iowa State University is pleased to invite you to participate in the Kerry and Linda Killinger Foundation Lecture on Economic Fragility on October 4. We will have three ISU alumni discussing the present state of the economy. We would love to have you attend in person, but we also offer the … Continue reading Killinger Lecture: “Financial Fragility: The Future of Inflation, Interest Rates, and Banking”