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Sunset Concerts cancelled in 2021

Sunset Concerts canceled in 2021 Tactical Navigation by Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. The Sunset Concert Series, a Carbondale summer tradition dating back more than 40 years, is extending its hiatus through 2021. The difficult joint decision to cancel the popular free concert series for the second consecutive year was made to help ensure the health and safety of the public in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and because Southern Illinois University Carbondale and the City of Carbondale are continuing to follow State of Illinois mitigation guidelines. Currently, regulations don’t allow such large concerts. Organizers note that planning and booking of a diverse group of entertainers begins in December for the following summer’s concerts so they ultimately had to make the call to cancel for this summer.

Doctoral chemistry student wins 3MT communication contest, represents SIU at conference

Doctoral chemistry student wins 3MT communication contest, represents SIU at conference Tactical Navigation Narges Asefifeyzabadi, a doctoral student in chemistry and biochemistry at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, works in the laboratory recently. She represented the university online at the Midwest Association of Graduate Schools’ conference in March after winning SIU’s Three-Minute Thesis competition.  (Photo by Russell Bailey) by Tim Crosby CARBONDALE, Ill. – A Southern Illinois University Carbondale doctoral student in chemistry and biochemistry represented the university at a regional contest after winning a local competition for the most compelling thesis in the Graduate School. Narges Asefifeyzabadi, who is earning her doctorate, won first place in the SIU Graduate School’s Three-Minute Thesis competition. Asefifeyzabadi received an $800 award and represented SIU online at the Midwest Association of Graduate Schools’ conference in March.

DOJ indicts Illinois professor for secretly working for China while getting US government grants

DOJ indicts Illinois professor for secretly working for China while getting US government grants Jerry Dunleavy © Provided by Washington Examiner The Justice Department indicted a Chinese-born Illinois college professor on two counts of wire fraud and a false statements charge for secretly working for a Chinese government-affiliated university and concealing those ties when applying for and receiving a $151,099 grant from the U.S. government’s National Science Foundation. Mingqing Xiao, 59, was accused on Wednesday of “fraudulently” obtaining the federal grant money “by concealing support he was receiving from the Chinese government and a Chinese university” while he worked as a mathematics professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, where he has been employed since 2000. Prosecutors said Xiao “applied for and received NSF grant funds . without informing NSF about another, overlapping grant he had already received from the Natural Scie

SIU celebrates Earth Day by awarding grants to 11 sustainability projects

SIU celebrates Earth Day by awarding grants to 11 sustainability projects Tactical Navigation (Photo provided) by Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. Southern Illinois University Carbondale celebrates Earth Day 2021 today, April 22, by awarding thousands of dollars in grants to a wide variety of “green” initiatives that include recycling projects, bike trails and wind turbines. Sustainability program officials announced the award of $37,428 in Green Fund grants to 11 sustainability projects. “We are so pleased to see such a variety of proposals coming from across campus. The commitment and creativity behind these projects is evident,” said Karen Schauwecker, sustainability program coordinator. “The proposals are truly an example of what it looks like when our community envisions and creates a greener, more sustainable campus.”

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