Events Listed As Academics

Today is the last day to add/drop by web for classes taught in the middle 5-week part of Term 32.

Classes scheduled for the 1st 8-week term 21 end today.

October 21, 2020 -

Have you wanted to maximize the outreach and impact of your research by publishing in an open access journal but not really sure which journals to trust? Join the University Libraries for a discussion on how to recognize legitimate open access publications and discern them from among potentially predatory publishers.

Please join the University Libraries for this introduction to data.census.gov, the new one-stop location for some of the most popular surveys from the U.S. Census Bureau.  It brings together data from the decennial census, American Community Survey, Economic Census, County Business Patterns, and more. Learn about retrieving population, demographic, housing, and economic data about the U.S., the states, and local areas in this 30-minute workshop.

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

My Future TED Talk features students sharing their immersive and professional experiences beyond a simple debrief of fact, but rather to expand on future applications for themselves and fellow students. The fast-paced format includes four presentations for a maximum of 3 minutes with 2 minutes of discussion! --A collaboration of Honors College and Miller College of Business

Classes scheduled for the second 8-week part Term 22 begin today.

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.

Have you published journal articles in the past? Are you working towards your first publication? One often-ignored step in the process is the Author’s Accepted Manuscript—the peer-reviewed, preprint version of your article. This University Libraries session will explore what an AAM is, what freedoms it gives authors, and how you can use your AAM to drive additional engagement and citations with your final publication.

Join the Department of Economics via Zoom for the T. Norman Van Cott Lecture in Political Economy and Liberty. The Surgery Center of Oklahoma, a physician-owned, outpatient surgery center in Oklahoma City posted bundled, online pricing twelve years ago. A market was immediately created by this move as traditional price gougers had to match or near-match the posted pricing in order to retain business. This price-posting also more clearly revealed the cartel-like arrangement between large insurance carriers and hospital systems, as both benefit from the discounts applied to a large initial price. Medical free markets and price transparency have become a national movement, championed by the Free Market Medical Association among others. Beginning in January, 2021, fines will be imposed on hospitals failing to post their prices, an unbelievable development and one demonstrating the injustice-destroying power and beauty of the free market.

Are you tossing around an idea for an immersive learning experience or a community-engaged grant proposal? Or looking for community partners for projects in one of your courses? Perhaps you just want to know what types of support services are available for faculty. Instead of running all over campus to get answers, Community Engagement is pleased to offer faculty support office hours with representatives from 5 different offices all in one place.

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.

All final grade submissions for first 8-week classes must be submitted electronically by 4:59 p.m. today.

Today is the last day to change a course by web for classes taught in the second 8-week part of Term 22.

Network analysis is an important tool in numerous disciplines and fields. It brings to light complex relationship patterns and can provide a new perspective to research and scholarship. In this workshop, we will discuss the foundational principles to Network analysis, identify best practices, and provide influential examples. Attendees will also be introduced to various digital tools that can be used to generate and analyze networks.

Writer's Studio is a weekly craft class held online and taught by Ball State creative writing faculty.

Keith is a clarinet student of Elizabeth Crawford, professor of music performance (clarinet). Program to include works by Andre Bloch, Claude Debussy, Miklos Rosza, George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein, and Artie Shaw. Free and open to the public with livestream available.

Today is the last day to withdrawal by web for Fall full term classes.

2nd 8-Week course web withdrawal begins today.

Join us for connection and discussion with other grad students! All sessions held via Zoom. We will email the link regularly from GradWellness.

The Writing Center will host WRITE ON, online writing time just for graduate students.

Hear how Leslie Galbreath, CEO of dgs Marketing Engineers uses research and data to help global clients develop strategy, craft brand identities, sell complex products, and build lifetime customer relationships. Watch the lecture on Facebook live: https://www.Facebook.com/BallStateENT.

Career Center is happy to announce that Praxis Consulting is kindly sponsoring a FREE professional portrait event at the end of this month. Make sure you arrive dressed in your professional best to have your photo taken by Amanda Kishel Photography at Pruis Hall.

The Writing Center will host WRITE ON, online writing time just for graduate students.

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.

Tristan is a bassoon student of Keith Sweger, professor of music performance (bassoon). Program to include works by Carl Maria von Weber, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Malcolm Arnold. Free and open to the public with livestream available.

Emily is a voice student of Kathleen Maurer, associate professor of voice. Program to include music by Giacomo Puccini, Amy Beach, Johannes Brahms, W. A. Mozart, Claude Debussy, and Georges Bizet. This recital is only available as a livestream.

Join us for a Netflix Movie Party!

Joshua is a clarinet student of Elizabeth Crawford, professor of music performance (clarinet). Program to include works by Charles Marie Widor, Igor Stravinsky, Carl Maria von Weber, and Johannes Brahms. Free and open to the public with livestream available.

Join us on November 2, 2020 from 12pm - 1pm for a free virtual information session to learn more about a Master’s Degree in Sociology.

Xinran is a doctoral piano student of James Helton, professor of music performance. Program to include works by Franz Joseph Haydn, Robert Schumann, and Alberto Ginastera. Free and open to the public with livestream available.

In the final workshop of the series, we will discuss the field of digital scholarship publication. Attendees will be introduced to 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 on-going publishing

Join us for connection and discussion with other grad students! All sessions held via Zoom. We will email the link regularly from GradWellness.

Classes taught in the middle 5-week part of Term 32 end today.

Electronic final grade submission is available for middle 5-week classes.

Classes for the third 5-week Term 33 begin today.

This online 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.

The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies Ball State University in conjunction with Muncie Public Library presents a free lecture and discussion series.

Today is the last day to change a course by web for classes taught in the third 5-week part of Term 33.

Priority Registration begins for Spring 2021

Join the Office of Graduate Admissions to learn about the opportunities that await you at Ball State University. Find your passion and purpose at Ball State with over 100 graduate programs to choose from, dedicated faculty that inspire our students, and a campus with premiere facilities. Discover all Ball State has to offer during our upcoming information session!

Please join the University Libraries for this introduction to data.census.gov, the new one-stop location for some of the most popular surveys from the U.S. Census Bureau.  It brings together data from the decennial census, American Community Survey, Economic Census, County Business Patterns, and more. Learn about retrieving population, demographic, housing, and economic data about the U.S., the states, and local areas in this 30-minute workshop.

All final grade submissions for second 5-week classes must be submitted electronically by 4:59 p.m. today.

3rd 5-Week Course Web Withdrawal Begins today.

Join the Office of Graduate Admissions to learn about the opportunities that await you at Ball State University. Find your passion and purpose at Ball State with over 100 graduate programs to choose from, dedicated faculty that inspire our students, and a campus with premiere facilities. Discover all Ball State has to offer during our upcoming information session!

Join the Office of Graduate Admissions to learn about the opportunities that await you at Ball State University. Find your passion and purpose at Ball State with over 100 graduate programs to choose from, dedicated faculty that inspire our students, and a campus with premiere facilities. Discover all Ball State has to offer during our upcoming information session!

Situated in the College of Health, the MSW Program will be housed in a $62 million new Health Professions Building with sim lab, community-based clinic, and dedicated social work skills labs. Ball State's beautiful campus has top-notch technology resources, and is highly adaptable for those with special needs.Come learn about our flexible evening course offerings delivered using a blended format—on campus classes that alternate weeks online and face-to-face. If you are a busy working professional, we have a plan that will work for your schedule. Come learn about the full-time and part-time options for completing the MSW in three semesters (full time) or up to three years (part-time).

Join the Office of Graduate Admissions to learn about the opportunities that await you at Ball State University. Find your passion and purpose at Ball State with over 100 graduate programs to choose from, dedicated faculty that inspire our students, and a campus with premiere facilities. Discover all Ball State has to offer during our upcoming information session!

Accidental entrepreneur may be an appropriate title for Erin Hill. She is the owner of Lois Pearl, which began as a line of handmade clothing for girls in her basement. It is named after Erin’s grandmother Pearl, who started their family farm in Yorktown, and Lois, who owned a flower shop just down the road from the boutiques’ location. Hear about her entrepreneurial journey and watch this lecture on Facebook live: https://www.facebook.com/BallStateENT.

Spring 2021 Priority Registration Ends today.

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.

Join the Office of Graduate Admissions to learn about the opportunities that await you at Ball State University. Find your passion and purpose at Ball State with over 100 graduate programs to choose from, dedicated faculty that inspire our students, and a campus with premiere facilities. Discover all Ball State has to offer during our upcoming information session!

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.

Open registration begins for Spring 2021

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 with online delivery.

Situated in the College of Health, the MSW Program will be housed in a $62 million new Health Professions Building with sim lab, community-based clinic, and dedicated social work skills labs. Ball State's beautiful campus has top-notch technology resources, and is highly adaptable for those with special needs.Come learn about our flexible evening course offerings delivered using a blended format—on campus classes that alternate weeks online and face-to-face. If you are a busy working professional, we have a plan that will work for your schedule. Come learn about the full-time and part-time options for completing the MSW in three semesters (full time) or up to three years (part-time).

Final Examination Period.

Grade submission opens today for full term, 2nd 8-week, and 3rd 5-week courses.

Final Examination Period.

Fall Semester ends.

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Final Examination Period.