Events Listed As Academics

This webinar will review search strategies and techniques for music research, including those for locating scores, recordings, and scholarly articles. Resources to be covered include Grove Music Online, RILM, Music Index, and JSTOR. We’ll also review searching in OneSearch and Naxos Music Library.

This webinar will review search strategies and techniques for music research, including those for locating scores, recordings, and scholarly articles. Resources to be covered include Grove Music Online, RILM, Music Index, and JSTOR. We’ll also review searching in OneSearch and Naxos Music Library.

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

The Ball State University Libraries is not just a repository for physical and electronic materials, we also publish a range of Open Access journals, including faculty-, graduate-, and undergraduate-focused publications. Open Access publications can be searched and read on the internet for free. This presentation will introduce the Open Journal Systems platform and describe the ways University Libraries advance faculty scholarship as well as opportunities for Ball State students to experience and participate in academic publishing through the editorial process and production of peer-reviewed scholarly publications.

The pinning ceremony is a dignified celebration of achievement where each graduate receives their own Ball State University School of Nursing pin. The pin represents the diploma handed out at more traditional graduation ceremonies.

Summer Commencement will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 23, in Worthen Arena. Tickets will not be required, so graduates are welcome to invite as many guests as they would like.

This webinar will highlight resources available from the University Libraries to support teachers in Muncie Community Schools. Learn about educational resources collections in Bracken Library. We’ll also explore information for teachers and students available online through INSPIRE, Indiana’s virtual library. Suitable for teachers in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.

Part of INSPIRE, Indiana’s virtual library, TeachingBooks is a rich resource for teachers of reading and literacy. This webinar will highlight the features of the database most useful for classroom teachers planning literacy lessons at all grade levels. Suitable for teachers in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.

Part of INSPIRE, Indiana’s virtual library, TeachingBooks is a rich resource for teachers of reading and literacy. This webinar will highlight the features of the database most useful for classroom teachers planning literacy lessons at all grade levels. Suitable for teachers in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.

This webinar will highlight resources available from the University Libraries to support teachers in Muncie Community Schools. Learn about educational resources collections in Bracken Library. We’ll also explore information for teachers and students available online through INSPIRE, Indiana’s virtual library. Suitable for teachers in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.

Join your fellow graduate student peers for a tour on campus that highlights graduate student spaces

Join your fellow graduate student peers for a tour on campus that highlights graduate student spaces

Hear welcoming remarks by Dean Adam Beach, Interim Associate Dean Robin Phelps-Ward, and Faculty Fellow Scarlett Hester. We will have a graduate student panel who can answer questions and will speak about their graduate school experience and a resources fair with a reception.

Join Brandon Bute from the Career Center for a workshop session on Wednesday, August 31st from 3 PM to 4 PM via Zoom

Join Adam Kriska and Sena Lim from the Office of Research Integrity for a workshop session on Thursday, September 8th from 4 PM to 5 PM via Zoom

Join Dr. Robin Phelps-Ward, Interim Associate Dean of Graduate School for a workshop session on Tuesday, September 13th from 2 PM to 3 PM via Zoom

To receive your degree in Fall of 2022, you must apply to graduate by September 21, 2022, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.