Events Listed As Academics

The Lawhead Award in General Education recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Ball State University's Core Curriculum (UCC) program. Nominations are due to the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs by April 3, 2020.

Join us for connection and discussion with other graduate students!

Join us for a Netflix Movie Party!

Mike Slocum, a corporate entrepreneur, connects students, employers, and educational institutions with the vision of helping every Hoosier student who wants an internship to have one. Mike is executive director of Indiana INTERNnet, the catalyst for expanding the creation and use of experiential learning opportunities as a key strategy in retaining Indiana's top talent. Mike earned degrees in history and political science from Ball State and is currently a doctoral candidate in Ball State's adult, higher, and community education program. Prior to Indiana INTERNnet, MIke worked in a variety of capacities at Ivy Tech, held roles in higher education, workforce development and student success at Grand Valley State University and Ferris State University.

Join us in CP 187 for the third annual Robert J. Morris Chemistry Symposium!

Today is the last day to web withdrawal for classes in the third 5 week part of Term 33.

Join us for connection and discussion with other graduate students.

Sip & Chat BANGLADESH - Friday, April 17, 2020 - 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm - Student Center Yuhas Room 102 -Learn about Bangladesh’s music and landscapes and relax while feeling immersed in the culture.

This event has been canceled.

Join us for connection and discussion with other graduate students.

Final examination day for Saturday classes.

April 27, 2020

Electronic final grade submission is available for full term, second 8 week, and third 5 week courses.

Join us for connection and discussion with other graduate students.

Final examination period.

Classes taught in the second 8 week part of term 21 end today.

May commencement

Final grades due 3:59PM for full (1), second 8 week (22), and third 5 week (33) parts of term

Effectively confronting the challenges facing small cities and rural communities requires both a better understanding of regional linkages and greater interaction between the academics who study these issues and the policy makers who address them. Click the event title to learn more and register.

Grades available in Self-Service Banner for students to view.

Effectively confronting the challenges facing small cities and rural communities requires both a better understanding of regional linkages and greater interaction between the academics who study these issues and the policy makers who address them. Click the event title to learn more and register.

University classes begin for Part of Term 21 (first half term).

May 13, 2020

Change-of-course end for Part of Term 1 (full summer term).

Holiday observance. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

To receive your degree in Summer of 2020, you must apply to graduate by May 26, 2020, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

1st 5 week summer class withdrawal ends

Part of Term 21 (first half term) ends.

University classes begin for Part of Term 22 (second half term)Change-of-course accepted.

Change-of-course end for Part of Term 22 (second half term).

Full Summer Class Withdrawal Ends Today

June 24, 2020 is the Summer 2020 submission deadline for RES 697 Research Paper, CRPR 698 Creative Project, THES 698 Thesis, and DISS 799 Doctor’s Dissertation.

June 29, 2020

July 1 - 2, 2020

July 1 - 2, 2020

Independence Day Observance - no classes. University administrative offices closed.

2nd 5 week Summer Class Withdrawal Ends Today

Part of Term 1 ends (full summer term). Part of Term 22 ends (second half term). Term grades due Wednesday, July 22, 4:00 pm

July Commencement

This guided tour, led by Erin Moore from the Office of Community Engagement, will showcase unique amenities and attractions on campus and downtown Muncie.

Academic year for faculty begins.

Saturday classes meet.

University classes for Fall Semester begin.

August 26, 2020 -

University administrative offices closed.

To receive your degree in Fall of 2020, you must apply to graduate by September 21, 2020, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

Fall Break—no classes.University administrative offices open.

Fall Break—no classes.University administrative offices open.

This guided tour, led by Erin Moore from the Office of Community Engagement, will showcase unique amenities and attractions on campus and downtown Muncie.

This information session will allow you to explore whether a doctoral degree in educational psychology is a good fit for you and your overall career plan.

November 18, 2020 is the Fall 2020 submission deadline for RES 697 Research Paper, CRPR 698 Creative Project, THES 698 Thesis, and DISS 799 Doctor’s Dissertation.

Thanksgiving recess – no classes.University administrative offices close at noon Wednesday.

Thanksgiving recess – no classes.University administrative offices close at noon Wednesday.

Thanksgiving recess – no classes.University administrative offices close at noon Wednesday.

Thanksgiving recess – no classes.University administrative offices close at noon Wednesday.

Thanksgiving recess – no classes.University administrative offices close at noon Wednesday.

Classes resume.

Final examination day for Saturday classes.

Last meeting day for regular classes.

Final Examination Period.

Final Examination Period.

Final Examination Period.

Fall Semester ends.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

Semester Break.

University classes for Spring Semester begin.

January 13, 2021 -

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration – no classes.

To receive your degree in Spring of 2021, you must apply to graduate by February 8, 2021, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Spring BreakUniversity administrative offices open March 8-March 12.

Classes resume.

Final examination day for Saturday classes.

Last meeting day for regular classes.

Final Examination Period.

Final Examination Period.

Final Examination Period.

Spring Semester ends.

May Commencement.

The Small Conference brings together scholars and policymakers to focus on issues facing small cities and rural communities during this three-day conference. Full details available at https://sites.bsu.edu/smallcities

The Small Conference brings together scholars and policymakers to focus on issues facing small cities and rural communities during this three-day conference. Full details available at https://sites.bsu.edu/smallcities

The Small Conference brings together scholars and policymakers to focus on issues facing small cities and rural communities during this three-day conference. Full details available at https://sites.bsu.edu/smallcities

University classes begin for Part of Term 1 (full summer term).University classes begin for Part of Term 21 (first half term).

Memorial Day – no classesUniversity administrative offices closed.

Part of Term 21 (first half term) ends.

University classes begin for Part of Term 22 (second half term).

Independence Day Observance – no classes.

Part of Term 1 ends (full summer term).Part of Term 22 ends (second half term).

July Commencement.