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The year 2020 presented a slew of challenges to almost everyone. The College of Idaho was not immune but the school grew in a positive way in spite of the obstacles.

Old routines didn’t always work in the current online setting, so Koga – like many faculty members – changed how she did things.

Sara Heggland and Luke Daniels both received new grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) totaling more than $270,000 to expand the College’s research opportunities.

Alan Minskoff, a long-time educator at The College of Idaho, received the 2020 Esto Perpetua Award, one of the state’s marquee historical honors.

Kroeger was recognized as a pioneer in women’s physical education and an inspiration for a generation(s) of men and women who have pursued a career in the teaching of physical education.

“Dear Z” represents the final book in a trilogy, along with “American Amnesiac” (published in 2013) and “Human Directional” (2016).

In short, it’s not a vacation. Rather, it’s a structured opportunity for instructors to get away and recharge their professional batteries via work.

Two years later, that folksong, “Suliko,” is now a published choral arrangement that is being sung in places far from the country of Georgia, a former republic of the Soviet Union near Turkey.