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Deborah Roberts joined the ABC newsmagazine "20/20" in June 1995 and has also served as a substitute anchor on Good Morning America and World News Weekend.

Are you interested in ancient diseases or physical anthropology? Do you like the show Bones or are otherwise interested in skeletons? Then this event will interest you. The Anthropology Colloquium invites you to a lecture by Bruce M. Rothschild, M.D. entitled “Opportunities in Paleopathology: The Rosetta Bone”.

Don't miss this chance to connect with and learn from Ball State alumni and professionals as they invade campus for our annual Miller College of Business Dialogue Days!Ball State's alumni will share their experiences and insight on how to navigate your career path, how to gain professional experience, and how to learn from your successes and challenges. Network with alumni, faculty, and your peers and discover the opportunities that may arise in your future.All students are welcome to attend. Seating is first-come, first-served. ID swiping will be available as proof of attendance.NOTE: Panel Discussion Schedules will be posted as they are available and are subject to change. Most events will occur in the Whitinger Business (WB) and Applied Technology (AT)Buildings.Dialogue Days is free to all and is sponsored by the Miller College of Business Alumni Society.

Presented by Chris Flook. To celebrate BSU's centennial anniversary, the Department of Telecommunications produced two documentaries and a PSA campaign to honor the centennial.

Indiana native and Ball State graduate Lori Rader-Day will be visiting campus on February 25, 2019 to talk about writing and quitting your day job.

A panel of Ball State University international students moderated by Tom Schwartz will provide an opportunity for the group to chat with visiting international scholars and discover what drew them to study so far from home.

Join us for a Lunch and Learn style panel discussion with members of the BSU community as we discuss what it is like to work with a student who has a disability, as well as being a student with a disability.

Community Enhancement Projects (CEP) Inc. is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to the beautifcation and renewal of Muncie and Delaware County. President of CEP, Dr. John Craddock, will fill us in on what they're currently working on and what new projects are on the schedule!

Investigative Journalist Sandra Chapman will present “Digging for the Truth: Cancer in one Indiana Community” at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 12, in the Ball State Journalism Alumni Center. The WTHR-TV Channel 13 reporter will dig into her experience covering the high rate of childhood cancer in Johnson County, Indiana, since 2015.

A regular lunch program for the DOMA Art Alliance.

Many humanities majors express a desire to “get into publishing,” but it’s hard to know how. Three recent alumni who work in publishing will share their career journey. Two of the panelists work in publishing in Indiana, and they’ll be attending in person. The third works in New York and will be attending via Skype.

Take 3 is designed to showcase faculty from various subareas of the Department of English in presentations all can attend. Both tenure line and contract faculty are always represented. This semester the presenters are Angela Jackson-Brown, Brianna Mauk, and Jeff Spanke.

Actor, Karamo Brown, known for his roles on The Real World and the Netfilx revival of Queer Eye, will be the keynote speaker as part of the 2018-19 Excellence in Leadership speaker series.

Dr. Sharon Lynette Jones will deliver a talk entitled, "Angela Davis and The Power of Protest: Exploring the Dynamics of Resistance and Agency in Interviews and Autobiography"

The fourteenth annual In Print Festival of First Books is a two day event featuring a multi-author reading on Day 1 and a panel discussion on the writing life and literary editing and publishing on Day 2. This year In Print welcomes poet Chen Chen, fiction writer Maria Romasco Moore, creative nonfiction writer Dustin Parsons and editor/poet Allison Joseph.

The fourteenth annual In Print Festival of First Books is a two day event featuring a multi-author reading on Day 1 and a panel discussion on the writing life and literary editing and publishing on Day 2. This year In Print welcomes poet Chen Chen, fiction writer Maria Romasco Moore, creative nonfiction writer Dustin Parsons and editor/poet Allison Joseph.

As part of the Ball State Centennial Celebration, Comm 210 students will showcase speeches on Ball State’s proud past and bold future.

The 10th Anniversary of the Letterman Lecture Series welcomes renowned professor and author Kathleen Hall Jamieson

Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, an atmospheric scientist and professor at Texas Tech and one of TIME's 100 Most Influential People, will deliver the Alice Proctor Killey: “Science in a Fact-Free World.” The values that inspire the quest for higher education define ethical behavior in our political, economic, scientific and personal choices. So, how can good science inform sound societal decision-making?

A free campus and community event at the David Owsley Museum of Art, 2021 W. Riverside Ave.

Shaping the Public Realm: Urban Regeneration in NYC, Chicago, and Hong KongO’Connor will speak about his work in NYC post 9/11, the transformation of Chicago's Navy Pier and the remaking of the TST waterfront in Hong Kong, providing a broader perspective on the way cities are reshaping the public realm via public investment (NYC), institutional commitment (Navy Pier) and private initiative (Hong Kong).

The final “Material Talk @ Lunch” of the semester is Thursday, April 4 at 12:30 p.m. in AB Atrium—Jake Roberts from D2 Land & Water Resource

Jack Carson, President of Carson Design Associates, Texas, will speak on How Technology is Enhancing the Design Process. As the President of Carson Design Associates’ Texas offices, Jack plays an active role in projects, while providing the high-level direction setting that has helped the firm become an industry leader in thoughtful, cutting-edge design.Since founding the company in Carmel, Indiana in 1991, Carson Design Associates has expanded their services to include interior design, architecture, facilities management support, systems furniture planning and specification, and building information modeling (BIM). Jack received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Environmental Design from Ball State University. After graduating, he worked at a series of firms, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. This inspired him to open Carson Design Associates, where he could build upon those strengths.

Jaime Casap is the Education Evangelist at Google. Jaime evangelizes the power and potential of technology and the web as enabling and supporting tools in pursuit of inquiry-based learning models.

Making connections is an essential life skill at which introverts can excel. Discover the strengths of introverts in an extroverted world. Reframe what “networking” means, and how to successfully build relationships. Extroverts are welcome, too!

A free campus and community event at the David Owsley Museum of Art, 2021 W. Riverside Ave.