winter 2015
categories: Alumni Profile, Link Winter 2015
Alumna spotlight: Bettina Khanthongdy (math '14)
Khanthongdy's goal was to teach. Little did she know, that goal would take her to Indonesia to teach mathematics before returning to Iowa to teach Spanish.
Link Winter 2015
From Ames to the Bighorns
Aaron Wood is the new Director of ISU’s Field Camp in Wyoming. He'll direct operations and teach at the field camp in the summer, and cultivate additional uses of the site while teaching at ISU during the academic year.
categories: Alumni Profile, Link Winter 2015
Alumna spotlight: Carrie Boyd (JLMC '09)
While double-majoring in journalism and mass communications and hotel, restaurant and institution management, Boyd was Ethos magazine’s editor in chief, a reporter for the Iowa State Daily, and an integral part of the annual Veishea Cherry Pies fundraiser. Today, she is an associate food editor for Meredith Corporation.
Link Winter 2015
Nomination deadline: LAS Alumni Awards
Each year, we select a handful of inspiring alumni for recognition. Please nominate the outstanding LAS alumni you know!
Link Winter 2015
Geological pioneers
In addition to their preeminent professional contributions, the Smiths have also been loyal friends to Iowa State University. Their gifts have made a remarkable impact on faculty hiring, equipment upgrades, and enhancements to the geology field camp experience for Iowa State students. This spring, they will receive ISU's Distinguished Alumni Award.
Link Winter 2015
Late Winter Motif
Originally from southeastern Pennsylvania, E.A. Giorgi is a second-year MFA candidate in ISU’s program in Creative Writing and Environment. She wrote this poem last winter for a poetry workshop at ISU, inspired by the crows she saw flying to campus on winter nights as I came into class.
Link Winter 2015
The power of chemistry
Brad Bueker illustrates the huge role that chemistry and chemical engineering play with regard to power generation, improving energy efficiency, and protecting the environment.