Criminal expert and Drake alumnus Paul Bush will talk about his experiences as part of the Life After Drake Series.
Faculty recital to feature compilation of classical vocal repertoire
Edward Corpus, bass, will perform works by Verdi, Moore, Ibert, Porter and Bowles.
Religion expert to explore religion, democracy relation in Africa
South African religion expert Raymond Kumalo will deliver "Religion and Democracy in the New South Africa."
Drake’s Halloween Hoops Shoot Out party draws 300 kids
Wednesday's event featured basketball contests, Halloween games and food for kids ages 3-12.
Refugee Children Discover the Drake Difference
Professor Shelley Fairbairn invited a group of African refugee students to Drake on a recent Saturday to learn about the college experience in the hopes of encouraging them to pursue a college education after high school. Students from one of Fairbairn’s undergraduate classes volunteered their time to host the seven teenagers. They presented a Powerpoint about Drake and their shared their individual stories about their studies, family backgrounds, and reason’s for choosing Drake. The refugee students then shared their career ambitions and the Drake students explained how attending a four-year university would help them reach those goals. Later, the group...
Professor Jack Gerlovich Honored for Service
Dr. Jack Gerlovich was honored by the Iowa Science Teachers Association for his service to the organization and to teachers in science classrooms. Gerlovich is nationally renown for his research into safety in science classrooms but he is even more fondly known for his dedication to his students and colleagues in the classroom, noted a representative from the association. “This is truly a well-deserved award!”
Annual SOE BBQ Offers Students Networking Opportunties
During the event, students, faculty and staff mingled with area superintendents, curriculum directors, and other influential educators.
Drake students help historic mosque recover from flood damage
Students devoted their days off during fall break to flood-recovery efforts at the Mother Mosque of America in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Physics student presents at national conference
Paul Wiecki, a senior physics major, presented his research at the American Physical Society's (APS) Division of Nuclear Physics Fall 2008 Meeting in Oakland, Calif.
Prominent flutist to perform as guest artist
Flutist Jill Felber, praised by the Detroit News for her "beautifully finished performances," will give a recital at 8 p.m. in Sheslow Auditorium.