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Dean Kandi Turley Ames discusses the National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) with faculty advisor Amanda Bennett and student Katie Morgan.
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Join us as we hear from two current students of the Industrial Control Systems program at Idaho State University, each with unique career aspirations in cybersecurity. Explore their journey through academia, gain insights into the challenges and opportunities in industrial control systems cybersecurity, and discover valuable advice for aspiring professionals in the field.
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Our third and final episode of this season features special guest Bengal Production Editor and Reporter Clarissa LePage. Host Chloe Reid chats with her about Chrome in the Dome and Sports Editor Hadley Bodell talks rugby team updates and Honors Program director news.
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ISU Commercial Music is hosting a Super Smash Bros tournament on Friday April 5th featuring live music accompaniment from the ISU Video Game Music Ensemble. The concert starts at 7:30pm will feature an opening set by the ISU Big Band! Entry to the concert is free for all participants of the tournament. Register for the competition here!
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This month on the Bengal Financial Literacy Show our host, Chris Chatwin, welcomes ISU MBA student Kim Gardner. Kim also works in the Accounting Department at Idaho State University. Kim and Chris talk about a recent report written by Gardner about Gen-Z and how influencers impact personal finance.
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Welcome back Bengals! Here is our second episode (we're pretty proud of it)! In this episode, host Chloe Reid discusses her interview with the Orange and Black party and summarizes the Bengal Party in which you can vote for in the upcoming student government elections. Sports Editor Hadley Bodell covers her exciting encounters with Olympians at the annual Simplot Games.
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Hosts Dean, Jean McGivney-Burelle, and Philanthropic Advisor, Tabatha Butler, interview Ron and Patty Bolinger. Both graduated from ISU’s College of Education. They share with us their extensive educational impact in SE Idaho and their love for ISU.
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As many know, the Reed Gym Pool was closed in July of 2021, and now, experts on campus tell us it may be up and running again sooner than expected.
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Claire's album is an exciting mix of pop, electronica, rock, jazz, and funk.During this two episode, Jon and Claire discuss the process of producing and releasing the album, what life after college looks like, and her goals as an artist and educator.
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All ISU graduate and undergraduate students have multiple options for presenting at this year's Research and Creative Works Symposium that is being held March 13, 2024.