SIU researchers study ways to prevent nurses’ burnout
A cross-disciplinary group of researchers from Southern Illinois University Carbondale set out to examine what takes the joy out of the workplace for nurses and how to keep that from happening.
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Veteran SIU Student Health Services psychologist and administrator will now serve as its director
Jaime Clark has already devoted 16 years of her career to Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Student Health Services, and beginning July 1, she will become the permanent director.
SIU geology professor creates NYC museum exhibit on mineral evolution
A geology researcher at Southern Illinois University Carbondale has quite a story to tell: the history of minerals in the universe.
Veteran educator, administrator named SIU’s new vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion
Paul Frazier, a veteran educator and administrator, will serve as Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion. His appointment is effective July 1, pending approval by the SIU Board of Trustees.
SIU workshop will show businesses how to become vendors
Southern Illinois University Carbondale is hosting a workshop next week to assist the region’s small businesses in reaching out to state and federal purchasing agents.
SIU vegetable scientist explores how farmers can get more out of their hoop houses
The lettuce grown in the high tunnels at Southern Illinois University Carbondale isn’t the only leafy green stuff a researcher is interested in creating. He also wants to see local farmers explore such methods to put some cash in their pockets while making an impact on local fresh produce availability.
Discussion on SIU alumnus, social activist Dick Gregory is June 18
Author and radio talk show host E. Faye Williams will share her personal reflections of Southern Illinois University Carbondale alumnus, comedian, author and activist Richard “Dick” Gregory during a June 18 program at Morris Library.
SIU names forensic psychologist as new dean of College of Health and Human Sciences
Robert D. Morgan, a professor of psychological sciences at Texas Tech University, will be the dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences (CHHS) at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
SIU announces updated schedule for free summer dental clinics for children
The summer schedule for the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Dental Sealant Grant Program’s free dental clinics for children has been revised and updated. A variety of factors prompted the changes, including a particularly heavy demand for services in part of the region, staffing and the participation of volunteer dentists.
New York Times cybersecurity reporter is next Paul Simon Institute guest speaker
The New York Times reporter and author Nicole Perlroth will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute next week for a virtual discussion about cybersecurity and the cyber weapons arms race.
Southern Illinois Music Festival returns to the region, July 6-18
The 17th annual and nationally recognized Southern Illinois Music Festival returns to the region next month featuring a strong lineup of concert and opera performances that will attract both young and older audiences.