Tuesday, January 16, 2024
10 a.m.
Please join us for a virtual session about the landscape architecture profession, curriculum, costs, financial support, and application process.
11 a.m.
We invite you to join us for an information session where you'll gain valuable insights into the ICS program and its benefits.
12 p.m.
During this program, you will learn about what imposter syndrome is and how it may be showing up in your life. In addition, you will learn some strategies to combat imposter syndrome in order to feel better equipped in managing future experiences.
12 p.m.
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!
1 p.m.
Join us in person for New Employee Orientation on January 16th! During this 2 hour session, you will learn more about Ball State, Payroll, Benefits, and Working Well. This session is not mandatory, but we hope you will join us in welcoming you to our wonderful campus!
1:30 p.m.
Founded in 1910 in Muncie, YWCA of Central Indiana works to eliminate racism, empower women, promote social justice, help families, and strengthen the community it serves. The YWCA offers an emergency shelter for women and children that includes wraparound services, as well as education in financial literacy, housing, and professional development; the C.O.T.S. Stay Program (complimentary, overnight, temporary, shelter stay) Second stage long-term housing; facility rental space; and a resale shop. The YWCA’s comprehensive services impact hundreds of local families each year. The organization is also active in many local, regional, state and national coalitions, advocating for policies, legislation and services that positively impact women and their families and pushing for progress the YWCA actively engages community partners to bring about change in the areas of economic, racial and gender oppression.
2 p.m.
This presentation will discuss best practices for creating an inclusive and supportive environment for individuals with disabilities. This workshop is designed to enhance the participant’s understanding of disability etiquette and empower students to effectively advocate for themselves and others.
4 p.m.
If you’re beginning a literature review and unsure where to start, register for this webinar. You’ll get a refresher on ERIC, the core database for research articles in education. We’ll also explore the benefits of using Web of Science to find highly cited research. Broaden your search for scholarly work by getting tips for Google searches, too!
5 p.m.
Learn how to find reliable and authoritative information on any music topic. This session explores six major resources essential to music research at the University Libraries. These include Oxford Music Online, Naxos Music Library, RILM Abstracts of Music Literature, JSTOR, OneSearch, and research guides specific to music topics.
6 p.m.
Join us on January 16 at 6:00 p.m. for an evening of intellectual fun and cozy vibes at Spring into Learning, hosted by the Design Living-Learning Community in the North West Makerspace.