Events Listed As Academics

Finale 25 is a music notation program that is the industry standard for music composition and publishing. Attend this workshop to learn about changes since Finale 2014, plus the basics of the new version.

The Muncie community is invited to participate in roundtable discussions to envision hopes and dreams for Muncie Community Schools.

Find articles, books, and more for your music history or music theory paper. The Music Refresher Workshop is designed to help both graduate and undergraduate students review music databases and resources for coursework or thesis proposals and learn what's new. Amy Edmonds, Ball State University Libraries' Music Librarian, will answer your questions and share tips for successful searching. Registration is suggested but not required.

Holiday observance. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

To receive your degree in Summer of 2019, you must apply to graduate by May 28, 2019, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

This workshop offered by Ball State University Libraries will provide an overview of the software available on library computers that can help you edit recordings of your performances or compositions. Software choices include Adobe Audition, Audacity, Finale, and GarageBand.

Course Withdrawal Period ends for Part of Term 21 (first half term)

Part of Term 21 (first half term) ends.Term grades due Wednesday, June 19, 4 p.m.

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.)

June 24, 2019 is the Summer 2019 submission deadline for RES 697 Research Paper, CRPR 698 Creative Project, THES 698 Thesis, and DISS 799 Doctor’s Dissertation.

Independence Day observance. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Course Withdrawal Period Ends for Part of Term 22 (second half term)

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Register for the DesignWorks Summer Academy! Fascination with architecture and environmental design can start at a very young age—even in grade school, as any kid who likes 3-D puzzles, building toys, or working in the garden will tell you. But where can a student approaching college age have an opportunity to really explore the fields and see how they feel as career possibilities? DesignWorks hosted by Ball State's College of Architecture and Planning provides an opportunity for high school students to explore architecture and environmental design through a two-week residential summer academy.

Part of Term 1 ends (full summer term). Part of Term 22 ends (second half term). Term grades due Wednesday, July 24, 4:00 pm

July Commencement

Ball State University, College of Architecture and Planning in partnership with AXIS Architecture professionals, will host a one-week, non-residential summer camp for high school students in grades 9-12 at the Platform in Indianapolis.

Ball State University, College of Architecture and Planning in partnership with AXIS Architecture professionals, will host a one-week, non-residential summer camp for high school students in grades 9-12 at the Platform in Indianapolis.

Ball State University, College of Architecture and Planning in partnership with AXIS Architecture professionals, will host a one-week, non-residential summer camp for high school students in grades 9-12 at the Platform in Indianapolis.

Ball State University, College of Architecture and Planning in partnership with AXIS Architecture professionals, will host a one-week, non-residential summer camp for high school students in grades 9-12 at the Platform in Indianapolis.

Ball State University, College of Architecture and Planning in partnership with AXIS Architecture professionals, will host a one-week, non-residential summer camp for high school students in grades 9-12 at the Platform in Indianapolis.

Faculty meetings. Academic year for faculty begins.

Saturday classes meet.

University classes for Fall semester begin. Change-of-course accepted.

Change-of-course ends.

Labor Day - no classes. University administrative offices closed.

To receive your degree in Fall of 2019, you must apply to graduate by September 16, 2019, 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.

Course withdrawal period ends.

November 11, 2019 is the Fall 2019 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 open on Wednesday.

Thanksgiving recess. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

Thanksgiving recess. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

Classes resume.

Final examination day for Saturday classes.

Last meeting day for regular classes.

Final examination period

Final examination period

Fall semester ends.

December Commencement

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

Grades due by 5 p.m.

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

Semester break

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Semester break

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Semester break

Semester break

University classes for Spring Semester begin. Change-of-course accepted.

Change-of-course ends,

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

To receive your degree in Spring of 2020, you must apply to graduate by February 3, 2020, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

University administrative offices open March 2 - 6.

Classes resume.

Course withdrawal period ends.

April 6, 2020 is the Spring 2020 submission deadline for RES 697 Research Paper, CRPR 698 Creative Project, THES 698 Thesis, and DISS 799 Doctor’s Dissertation.

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

Grades due by 4 p.m.

Change-of-course accepted.

Change-of-course end for Part of Term 21 (first half term).

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

Holiday observance. No classes. University administrative offices closed.

Course withdrawal period ends for Part of Term 21 (first half term).

Part of Term 21 (first half term) ends.Term grades due Wednesday, June 20, 4 p.m.

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).

Course Withdrawal Period Ends for Part of Term 1 (full Summer term).

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

Course Withdrawal Period Ends for Part of Term 22 (second half term).

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