Human Sciences Matters

150 year Iowa State Unversity

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Help write history to commemorate Iowa State's 150th birthday.

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	Olympic gold-medal winner and international women's right activist Nawal El Moutawakel (PE '88) was honored with Iowa State University's Distinguished Alumni Award. More.
	The College of Human Sciences has completed a successful second year. It was full of excitement and accomplishment. It's clear this college has arrived, it's healthy, and it's going to be here a long time! More.
	Passion and promise for helping people live better educated, healthier, happier lives are hallmarks of the inaugural class of Student Sensations. More.
	Gary Phye is a believer in the educational power of technology — particularly if administered to students through properly-trained teachers. And he has the numbers to prove it. More.
	The ISU school superintendent preparation program is the only program to receive unconditional approval from the Board of Education, State of Iowa. More.
	Through a Main Street Iowa project, students at Iowa State University are proving that valuable business assistance can come from what many consider a surprising source. More.
	A scholar of hospitality management has been appointed chair of apparel, educational studies, and hospitality management. More.
	Graduation speakers impart independent thoughts, shared passion for advancing humankind. More.
	Alumni and visitors were treated to high-tech discovery, mind-boggling brain teasers and Cyclone hospitality at VEISHEA. More.
	Human Sciences Matters is a newsletter for alumni and friends of the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences. Send comments, suggestions, story ideas and subscription requests to Cathy Curtis, editor, hsmatters@iastate.edu. Cover art by Jamie Ruba, student graphic designer. Photos contributed by Dana North and Brent Herrig, student photographers, Bob Elbert, University Relations, Lori Runkle, Joanne Marshall, and Matt Barnes. Web work by student Ethan Wilder.
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