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Do you enjoy working outdoors? Designing? Problem-solving? Attend this free session and join the MLA program director to learn about the profession, costs, and application process. An application fee waiver is provided for attendees!

Life is messy. Solving complex problems is what social workers do best. If you are interested in a versatile career helping diverse people, organizations, and communities in innovative ways, join us and learn more about the exciting new Master of Social Work (MSW) degree at Ball State.

Cardinal Directions (formerly known as “Stars to Steer By”) is a career series geared to students in Anthropology, English, History, Modern Languages & Classics, and Philosophy & Religious Studies. Remember: recent alumni still looking for jobs or interested in a career pivot are also welcome!

Join us for our GSWI book club at 6:00 P.M. via Zoom. We will be reading Fredrik Backman's A Man Called Ove.

Are you interested in learning more about Omeka, online exhibits, and content management systems? In this workshop, we will discuss the foundational principles behind the Omeka platform, best practices, and how various organizations have used it. Attendees will also receive a tutorial walk-through of the platform, importing and organizing collections, exhibit building, additional plugins for expanded features, and other significant resources.

When is it o.k. to use an image in a paper, thesis, artwork, or creative project, and when do you need to seek permission from the copyright holder? How do you cite an image? In this workshop we’ll define “public domain” and “Creative Commons,” discuss what counts as fair use, and describe best practices for image captions. We’ll also highlight online collections where you can find high quality photography and images that are free to use.

This session will explore ESRI Business Analyst. Business Analyst is a cloud-based mapping solution that provides simple and easy-to-use GIS capabilities for analyzing and comparing communities. By using the thousands of variables available in Business Analyst, including United States Census datasets, you can analyze specific locations, geographic areas, or custom regions you create on the map, then share and analyze the data using shared maps and reports.

Join Ball State graduate faculty to learn more about the master's degree programs in Psychological Science & Clinical Psychology.

Welcome to Ball State's educational psychology graduate programs! The purpose of this recruitment event is to explore our Master's and Ph.D. programs, including the types of courses offered, research conducted by faculty mentors, future career options, and general information about Ball State and campus life. We will also have time for questions. We are looking forward to discussing these opportunities with future students!

No doubt you’re aware of the need for applied behavior analysis therapists, special education teachers, and other human service professionals. We have two online master’s degrees that will help you meet such needs. With our 30-credit master’s in applied behavior analysis (ABA) with an emphasis in autism, you can prepare for the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) exam in less than two years.

Discover more about Ball State's online graduate special education programs in this live webinar.

Copyright and access are critical components of digital scholarship. In this workshop, attendees will learn how copyright and access apply to digital scholarship in an academic setting. We will discuss the copyright of existing digital projects and define your rights as digital scholarship practitioners. We will address concepts including fair use, CC-BY, and others.

Finding full text articles on publishers’ websites and Google Scholar just got easier thanks to University Libraries and LibKey Nomad. Once installed, the Nomad plugin will display an icon on webpages when it detects citation information. The icon will allow you to download the full text or direct you to an Interlibrary Loan form when full text isn’t directly available. This brief workshop will demonstrate the installation process for Chrome and Firefox and show how LibKey Nomad works.

Learn effective search techniques and explore sources for scholarly, professional, or newspaper articles on topics in architecture, construction management, historic preservation, interior design, urban design, or urban planning.

Cardinal Directions (formerly known as “Stars to Steer By”) is a career series geared to students in Anthropology, English, History, Modern Languages & Classics, and Philosophy & Religious Studies. Remember: recent alumni still looking for jobs or interested in a career pivot are also welcome!

Take your search strategies to the next level with these tips and tricks. We will explore bibliographies, discographies, journal browse, Library of Congress Subject Headings, WorldCat, Google Scholar, and Ball State University Libraries’ newest resource, LibKey Nomad.

Join the College of Architecture and Planning for an information session, open house, and trip to Indianapolis and find out more about the 2-year or 3- year M.Arch program. By attending this session, we will waive the full cost of the $60 Ball State University Graduate School application fee.

Do you want to work with children and adolescents as a mental health professional? Join this free virtual session to learn about the EdS and PhD School Psychology program to learn about career path differences and program requirements. We will also share info about popular specialization areas and how we infuse equity, diversity, and advocacy into our curriculum.

If you will be working on a literature review for your project or papers and have questions, come and learn from the experts. Find out how to locate resources and develop a literature review. A faculty panel will share ideas and information about putting together one of the most important parts of research.

Meet the Program Director and Graduate Assistant for information about the Doctor of Audiology Program. Take a guided tour of the clinical and academic facilities.  

Attend a live webinar to learn more about the Information and Communication Sciences (MA) program.

Join us for the largest professional development event of the year October 18–20. Network with alumni as they join us on campus to participate in numerous panel discussions. Alumni will share their experiences leading a range of industries, including manufacturing, financial services, and telecommunications. Networking and social opportunities complement professional development sessions and workshops.

Attend a live webinar to learn more about the Information and Communication Sciences (MA) program.

Finding full text articles on publishers’ websites and Google Scholar just got easier thanks to University Libraries and LibKey Nomad. Once installed, the Nomad plugin will display an icon on webpages when it detects citation information. The icon will allow you to download the full text or direct you to an Interlibrary Loan form when full text isn’t directly available. This brief workshop will demonstrate the installation process for Chrome and Firefox and show how LibKey Nomad works.

This workshop will explore helpful research tools at the University Libraries for graduate students in educational psychology, clinical psychology, counseling psychology, and other psychology-related fields. Find out about specialized search options in the University Libraries’ largest psychology database, APA PsycInfo. Discover research from your peers at Ball State and other institutions with thesis and dissertation databases, and learn about options for finding test reviews and the full text of tests and measures.

This webinar will highlight collections and services available from the University Libraries that support teachers in Muncie Community Schools. Learn about our Teacher Totes program designed to provide preselected library resources you need to create active and engaging lessons for students in all grade levels.

Take your search strategies to the next level with these tips and tricks. We will explore bibliographies, discographies, journal browse, Library of Congress Subject Headings, WorldCat, Google Scholar, and Ball State University Libraries’ newest resource, LibKey Nomad.

Cardinal Directions (formerly known as “Stars to Steer By”) is a career series geared to students in Anthropology, English, History, Modern Languages & Classics, and Philosophy & Religious Studies. Remember: recent alumni still looking for jobs or interested in a career pivot are also welcome!

Join us for the largest professional development event of the year October 18–20. Network with alumni as they join us on campus to participate in numerous panel discussions. Alumni will share their experiences leading a range of industries, including manufacturing, financial services, and telecommunications. Networking and social opportunities complement professional development sessions and workshops.

Are you interested in research or data analysis? Would you enjoy working for a state agency, non-profit organization, or institution of higher education? Are you considering earning a Ph.D., JD, or MD but are worried about getting lost in the competitive environment of a large program? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come learn more about how a Master's Degree in Sociology can help you reach your goals.

In this workshop, attendees will learn about digital scholarship in the classroom. First, we will explore using existing digital scholarship in course readings, including examples. We will discuss various concepts, including digital native, literacy, and multiple learning styles. Then, we will look at digital scholarship production as a class assignment. Attendees will hear examples from other scholars and students about their experience with digital scholarship in the classroom and what advice they may give to others looking to incorporate it into future courses.

Survey 123 is a simple drag and drop form-based software application for creating, sharing and analyzing surveys. Create private invitation-only surveys, or go public with crowd-sourced surveys. Learn how to create a beginning-to-end workflow for designing and implementing surveys in the field, conducting them, and geotagging the results to incorporate into your GIS.

Are you interested in research or data analysis? Would you enjoy working for a state agency, non-profit organization, or institution of higher education? Are you considering earning a Ph.D., JD, or MD but are worried about getting lost in the competitive environment of a large program? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come learn more about how a Master's Degree in Sociology can help you reach your goals.

This webinar from the University Libraries is aimed at the graduate student in Applied Behavior Analysis who wants to improve their searching skills beyond the basics. Join us and explore topics like getting the most out of a database thesaurus, best practices for searching effectively and efficiently on your topic, and how to save searches so you can repeat them later. Databases covered include APA PsycInfo, ERIC, and Web of Science.

Part of the Big Questions, Big Idea series, hosted by the Ball State Philosophy and Religious Studies Department and the Muncie Public Library

Attend a live webinar to learn more about the online MAE in Elementary Education.

Join us for the largest professional development event of the year October 18–20. Network with alumni as they join us on campus to participate in numerous panel discussions. Alumni will share their experiences leading a range of industries, including manufacturing, financial services, and telecommunications. Networking and social opportunities complement professional development sessions and workshops.

A Lushin management consultant since 2007, Aaron Prickel acts as the glue that binds and strengthens the team’s collective talents. As not only a sales trainer but a great resource, he encourages his clients to stay true to themselves and their missions, and he adapts his training style to best serve each individual.

Imagine a cityscape that reflects a rich architectural past within a smart, sustainable future. Now, imagine you guided that effort—a balance of historic preservation and best practices. Our master of science in historic preservation (MSHP) fuses your passion for the past with innovative approaches.

Do you wish to make an impact on a major city? In our program, you don't just learn about urban design, you do urban design! A one-year Indy-based Master of Urban Design (MUD) degree from Ball State University - College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) provides the skills to be an interdisciplinary leader in the design of our cities. By attending this virtual info session, the $60 application fee will be waived for prospective students.

This zoom presentation features the research of Stacey Walker.

This workshop for music education students, will explore search strategies and resources useful for research into the teaching and learning of music. Resources discussed will include research databases ERIC and APA PsycINFO, as well as resources from the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) website.

Join our Ball State faculty to learn more about our Sport and Exercise Psychology graduate program.

Dogs have always been a part of Cindy’s life. Cindy was successful in sales and marketing after completing her Marketing degree at Georgia State University. It was gratifying, but her creative side was itching to get out and run. Cindy turned heavily to writing as a professional wordsmith and editor, forming her creative firm in Anderson, Indiana. In 2009, she made another pivot that combined her business, marketing, and creative skills. She was inspired by her German Shepherd’s allergies and founded her pet treat company, Scout & Zoe’s. Her products naturally shed elk antler treats and chews are now available in over 10,000 pet stores across the globe. It’s a dog’s life, and Cindy wouldn’t have it any other way.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge registration opens for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

If you already use EndNoteX9, join us for a brief introduction to EndNote 20 which will highlight some of the new features and differences between the two versions. You can download a copy of EndNote before the session here (Ball State username and password required).

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge registration opens for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge registration opens for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

Network analysis is an essential tool in many disciplines and fields. It brings to light complex relationship patterns and provides a new perspective to research and scholarship. This workshop will discuss the foundational principles of Network analysis, identify best practices, and provide compelling examples. We will also introduce attendees to digital tools to generate and analyze networks.

ArcGIS Story Maps allow you to create online applications that combine interactive maps, narratives, images and videos to tell your story. Hosted in the cloud, this updated template for Story Maps from ESRI is becoming increasing popular to show case immersive learning and other classroom and individual research projects.

Join Ball State graduate faculty to learn more about the master's degree programs in Psychological Science & Clinical Psychology.

If you already use EndNoteX9, join us for a brief introduction to EndNote 20 which will highlight some of the new features and differences between the two versions. You can download a copy of EndNote before the session here (Ball State username and password required).

No doubt you’re aware of the need for applied behavior analysis therapists, special education teachers, and other human service professionals. We have two online master’s degrees that will help you meet such needs. With our 30-credit master’s in applied behavior analysis (ABA) with an emphasis in autism, you can prepare for the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) exam in less than two years.

Are you interested in entering the growing healthcare field of athletic training? Do you want to work with physically active individuals on the prevention and treatment of a variety of health conditions? If you said yes to these questions, consider completing the Master of Science in Athletic Training degree at Ball State.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge registration opens for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

Do you enjoy working outdoors? Designing? Problem-solving? Attend this free session and join the MLA program director to learn about the profession, costs, and application process. An application fee waiver is provided for attendees!

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

Join the graduate faculty from School Counseling to learn more about the amazing opportunities that await you at the Ball State Graduate School.

Join the Ball State graduate faculty in the counseling psychology and social psychology department to learn more about our graduate degree programs.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Please join the University Libraries for a livestream presentation on EndNote, a free citation management software. If you need to manage lots of citations, EndNote might be the solution for you. Use it to organize references and create bibliographies in many citation styles, including APA and MLA. You can download a copy of EndNote X9 before the session here (Ball State username and password required).

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Discover how to find company and industry information for assignments or investing purposes using subscription databases available to Ball State University students, faculty, and staff. Sources include articles and company, stock, and industry reports. Participants will learn about creating lists of company data as well as finding articles and reports. This workshop may be of interest to business students and faculty alike.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

In the final workshop of the series, we will explore the field of digital scholarship publication. We will discuss Ball State’s resources for hosting and supporting digital scholarship publication, examples of digital scholarship publishing from select journals, and the use of informal platforms (example: DHNow). Finally, we will discuss longevity and legacy projects within digital scholarship and how best to manage projects with ongoing publishing.

During this Information Session, prospective students will learn about Ball State University's MA in Student Affairs Administration in Higher Education (SAAHE). You will hear from the program director, faculty, and current students. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions and learn about whether our program is for you. We look forward to connecting with you!

This zoom presentation features the research of Christina Doll.

Please join the University Libraries for a livestream presentation on EndNote, a free citation management software. If you need to manage lots of citations, EndNote might be the solution for you. Use it to organize references and create bibliographies in many citation styles, including APA and MLA. You can download a copy of EndNote X9 before the session here (Ball State username and password required).

Join our doctorate of education in Higher Education faculty to learn more about this degree opportunity with two degree concentrations.

Welcome to Ball State's educational psychology graduate programs! The purpose of this recruitment event is to explore our Master's and Ph.D. programs, including the types of courses offered, research conducted by faculty mentors, future career options, and general information about Ball State and campus life. We will also have time for questions. We are looking forward to discussing these opportunities with future students!

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Starla Kay Mathis is a wife, mom, creative entrepreneur, and lifestyle content creator based in Indianapolis. She is passionate about creating content that brings value to her readers and inspires all to create a life they love. She is a podcast host and co-owner of Mathis Media. Lateva is a Detroit girl living in Indianapolis. She is an entrepreneur, faith leader, wife, and mother of 6 daughters. She runs a blog, The All Purpose Woman, hosts a podcast, and owns SoCo Content Creation, where she does brand management and coaching. Starla Kay and Lateva are also both co-founders and co-owners of Create. Connect. Collab., a community that provides creatives, leaders, and entrepreneurs the accountability, resources, and connections to amplify their personal brands and business achievements.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Join the College of Architecture and Planning for an information session, open house, and trip to Indianapolis and find out more about the 2-year or 3- year M.Arch program. By attending this session, we will waive the full cost of the $60 Ball State University Graduate School application fee.

The Doctor of Audiology Program Open House gives you an opportunity to meet the Program and Clinic Directors, faculty, and AuD students. The Open House will feature information about the program and application process, Q&A with AuD students, a tour, and networking time with students and faculty.  

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

If you have an assignment which requires legal research this semester, this workshop may save you some time and frustration. It will introduce you to Nexis Uni and other sources for finding statutes, cases, legal encyclopedias, and law review articles.

Magatte Wade is an entrepreneur and advocate for African dignity and prosperity. Her TED talk, "Why it is too hard to start a business in Africa - and how to change it" has been seen by more than 600K people. She is a Forbes “20 Youngest Power Women in Africa”, a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum at Davos, a TED Global Africa Fellow, and a "Leading Woman in Wellness” award winner by the Global Wellness Summit. In 2014 she was featured on the cover of Forbes Afrique for being the person in Francophone Africa having the greatest positive impact on the future. She serves as the Director of the Atlas Network's Center for African Prosperity.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Please join University Libraries for this introduction to World Development Indicators, an outstanding resource for finding data about human development and standards of living throughout the world. Drawing from national statistical agencies, central banks, and other sources, this World Bank database provides information about poverty, wealth, health, education, natural resources, and the environment. Learn about retrieving this data about the U.S., other nations, and world regions in this 30-minute workshop.

Contemporary music composition poses different challenges to researchers than most Western classical music. Those interested in new music must make use of non-traditional sources like composers’ websites, program notes, discographies, news articles, and various community-sourced databases. This workshop will provide researchers with strategies to locate information about contemporary composers and compositions.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Urban planners are in the business of making communities more equitable, sustainable, and, frankly, more fun. Join our webinar with Dr. John West, graduate director, and see where you fit in!

If you have an assignment which requires legal research this semester, this workshop may save you some time and frustration. It will introduce you to Nexis Uni and other sources for finding statutes, cases, legal encyclopedias, and law review articles.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Leslie Galbreath is an accredited public relations strategist with extensive experience in all facets of marketing communications. She consistently uses research and data to help global clients develop strategies, craft brand identities, sell complex products and build lifetime customer relationships. As CEO of dgs Marketing Engineers, Leslie oversees the overall strategic planning, creative development, public relations, and digital communications activities for the agency and its global clients. Named a Rising Star by the Indianapolis Star in 2012, Leslie has worked to bridge the gender gap and advocates for the profitable dignity of manufacturing careers.

Attend a live webinar to learn more about the Information and Communication Sciences (MA) program.

Join the virtual info session about the one-year Indianapolis-based Master of Urban Design (MUD), a STEM-designated post-professional degree designed in the theory and practice of public-focused interdisciplinary design for cities, towns, neighborhoods, and places. MUD students don't just learn about urban design; they do urban design.

Attend a live webinar to learn more about the Information and Communication Sciences (MA) program.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The Fall 2022 2.0 Writing Challenge begins for faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students.

Imagine a cityscape that reflects a rich architectural past within a smart, sustainable future. Now, imagine you guided that effort—a balance of historic preservation and best practices. Our master of science in historic preservation (MSHP) fuses your passion for the past with innovative approaches.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The School of Art is proud to present the MFA 1st & 2nd Year Exhibition. The public is invited to an exhibition of creative projects completed by the first and second year students in the School of Art’s Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Program.

The School of Art invites the public to attend its series of rotating BFA exhibitions between December 6 through December 17. Graduating seniors will display artworks created as part of their senior capstone projects, representing a dynamic range of media, concepts, and styles. This is a great chance to see the exciting art being made by some of the School of Art's seniors!The public is invited. Reception is from 4 - 6 pm on Tuesday, December 7.All exhibitions will be in The Ned and Gloria Griner Art Gallery, just off the Atrium Food Court in the Arts & Journalism building.

Life is messy. Solving complex problems is what social workers do best. If you are interested in a versatile career helping diverse people, organizations, and communities in innovative ways, join us and learn more about the exciting new Master of Social Work (MSW) degree at Ball State.

The School of Art invites the public to attend its series of rotating BFA exhibitions between December 6 through December 17. Graduating seniors will display artworks created as part of their senior capstone projects, representing a dynamic range of media, concepts, and styles. This is a great chance to see the exciting art being made by some of the School of Art's seniors!The public is invited. Reception is from 4 - 6 pm on Tuesday, December 7.All exhibitions will be in The Ned and Gloria Griner Art Gallery, just off the Atrium Food Court in the Arts & Journalism building.

Attend a live webinar to learn more about the Information and Communication Sciences (MA) program.

The School of Art invites the public to attend its series of rotating BFA exhibitions between December 6 through December 17. Graduating seniors will display artworks created as part of their senior capstone projects, representing a dynamic range of media, concepts, and styles. This is a great chance to see the exciting art being made by some of the School of Art's seniors!The public is invited. Reception is from 4 - 6 pm on Tuesday, December 7.All exhibitions will be in The Ned and Gloria Griner Art Gallery, just off the Atrium Food Court in the Arts & Journalism building.

Join the virtual info session about the one-year Indianapolis-based Master of Urban Design (MUD), a STEM-designated post-professional degree designed in the theory and practice of public-focused interdisciplinary design for cities, towns, neighborhoods, and places. MUD students don't just learn about urban design; they do urban design.

The School of Art invites the public to attend its series of rotating BFA exhibitions between December 6 through December 17. Graduating seniors will display artworks created as part of their senior capstone projects, representing a dynamic range of media, concepts, and styles. This is a great chance to see the exciting art being made by some of the School of Art's seniors!The public is invited. Reception is from 4 - 6 pm on Tuesday, December 7.All exhibitions will be in The Ned and Gloria Griner Art Gallery, just off the Atrium Food Court in the Arts & Journalism building.

Join the College of Architecture and Planning for an information session, open house, and trip to Indianapolis and find out more about the 2-year or 3- year M.Arch program. By attending this session, we will waive the full cost of the $60 Ball State University Graduate School application fee.

Imagine a cityscape that reflects a rich architectural past within a smart, sustainable future. Now, imagine you guided that effort—a balance of historic preservation and best practices. Our master of science in historic preservation (MSHP) fuses your passion for the past with innovative approaches.

The School of Art invites the public to attend its series of rotating BFA exhibitions between December 6 through December 17. Graduating seniors will display artworks created as part of their senior capstone projects, representing a dynamic range of media, concepts, and styles. This is a great chance to see the exciting art being made by some of the School of Art's seniors!The public is invited. Reception is from 4 - 6 pm on Friday, December 16.All exhibitions will be in The Ned and Gloria Griner Art Gallery, just off the Atrium Food Court in the Arts & Journalism building.

To receive your degree in Spring of 2023, you must apply to graduate by February 8, 2023, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

April 5, 2023 is the Spring 2023 submission deadline for RES 697 Research Paper, CRPR 698 Creative Project, THES 698 Thesis, and DISS 799 Doctor’s Dissertation.