Unsung Voices: Fall 2018 Concert, November 18, 2018▼►
Join Indianapolis Women’s Chorus in the first concert of our 25th season, as we lift up “Unsung Voices.” This energizing and empowering program includes a diverse selection of songs that deserve a wider audience! You’ll hear music for women’s voices by top-caliber composers whose names were overlooked or buried because of their race, gender, or status, as well as “everyday” voices of regular people as they go about their lives. You’ll hear early Baroque music by an accomplished composer who was also a nun, a 20th-century composition by Florence Price - an African-American woman whose prize-winning music is now being rediscovered - right next to a haunting Romanian lullaby, contemporary a cappella, and more!
Myths, Violence, and Public Art, November 19, 2018▼►
Seminar 6 in the Ethics, Values, and Practices of Public Art in Urban Contexts series sponsored by the Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics, and Society
International Perspectives on Life After College: A Panel Discussion, November 26, 2018▼►
Learn about international opportunities:
Come hear about four people’s international experiences from Cameroon to China teaching English, serving as a Peace Corps volunteer, and a Fulbright scholar. Ask questions and find out how you can apply your Liberal Arts education in global contexts.
Panelists include Rubi Devi, Jordan Gusich, Maureen Meyer, and Sarah Wann.
Refreshments provided!
INconversation with Tracy K. Smith: Hanover, November 27, 2018▼►
U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith will travel to Indiana for a Quantum Leap Poetry tour from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29. Events will be held in Greencastle, Hanover, Indianapolis, and Shelbyville. All events are free, however, seating is limited.
SAVI Data Literacy Training: Module 4B--Make Decisions with Data, November 29, 2018▼►
You have developed a focused question, found the data you need, and analyzed the data to explore its meaning. In this workshop-format module, we will work with you to complete a real-world, data-informed project you have been working on.
We have a new registration system for SAVI Talks events and Data Skills Training which requires that you create a Participant Profile. (This is a one-time process; you do not need to recreate each time you sign up for an event.)
When you click the Register Now button, you will be redirected to the registration environment.
Click Sign Up in top right corner and follow prompts. Don’t worry, you will not be signing up as an IU student even though it references student. (This is an IU proprietary software used by several schools so they defaulted the text to that effect.)
If you prefer, sign up for the event first and at checkout, you will be asked if you have a Student Profile.
If you do not have a profile, please click on the Sign Up button and follow the instructions.
If you have an account in this system, choose “Yes I do.” You’ll be asked to log in with your credentials. You don’t need to have an IU account to log in. If you do not have an IU account, select an option under “Use third party account to log in.” You can use Facebook, Google, Outlook, and Yahoo accounts to log in. We will not receive any of your information from that third party account.
If you have any questions, please call 317.274.2455.
Community Conversation and Cultural Movie Series: Mankiller, November 29, 2018▼►
NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH presents: Mankiller
This is the story of an AMERICAN hero!
The Cherokee Nation's first principal chief, Mankiller, won the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1998 for her cutting edge and innovative political approaches to economic development and building policies as she led and empowered the Cherokee people!
Learn how she REDEFINED leadership!
Location: IUPUI Campus, University Library, Lilly Auditorium
Liberal Arts Talks- Audrey Gertz presents: “From Secret Technophobe to ??? - A Rookie’s Reflections on Online Teaching”, November 30, 2018▼►
Liberal Arts Talks Series
Audrey Gertz presents: “From Secret Technophobe to ??? - A Rookie’s Reflections on Online Teaching”
Description: This past spring semester I offered the course Spanish for Business online. During that time, I learned a lot about online teaching and made the typical rookie mistakes. My own attitude toward technology is ambivalent. I will review that experience, along with what I have learned since then, and explore what factors influence how we feel about technology, how we use it, and how it impacts our teaching.
Please join The Department of Communication Studies as our top students present at Speech Night beginning at 4:00pm on Monday, December 3rd, 2018 in IUPUI Campus Center.
If CE 450 is full of attendees, please feel free to watch a livestream of the night throughout the Campus Center in rooms CE 405, CE 409, and in the CE Basement TV Lounge.
Location: IUPUI Campus Center - CE 450 & Various Locations
The Bulen Symposium is a one-day event hosted biennially by the Department of Political Science that focuses on the state of the American political system and its two major parties. It brings together political practioners, journalists, and scholars, with topics and speakers chosen by a committee of representatives from the university and the community.
Curtis Memorial Oratorical Contest, December 4, 2018▼►
A legacy to remember... Join us as we celebrate the 2018 Curtis Memorial Oratorical Contest this December and honor scholarship winners.
"A small conversation erupted into a monumental event with the hope of sparking more conversation about peace. This is what Dr. Curtis envisioned. Dr. Curtis was a man of incredible integrity, respect, and honor. It is clear that Dr. Curtis left a legacy that will span generations impacting thousands of young hearts and minds."
SAVI Data Literacy Training: Module 1A--Frame the Problem, December 13, 2018▼►
Before you can begin using data to inform decisions, identify what you are trying to accomplish and determine how data can help you get there. This will determine what kind of data you need.
We have a new registration system for SAVI Talks events and Data Skills Training which requires that you create a Participant Profile. (This is a one-time process; you do not need to recreate each time you sign up for an event.)
When you click the Register Now button, you will be redirected to the registration environment.
Click Sign Up in top right corner and follow prompts. Don’t worry, you will not be signing up as an IU student even though it references student. (This is an IU proprietary software used by several schools so they defaulted the text to that effect.)
If you prefer, sign up for the event first and at checkout, you will be asked if you have a Student Profile.
If you do not have a profile, please click on the Sign Up button and follow the instructions.
If you have an account in this system, choose “Yes I do.” You’ll be asked to log in with your credentials. You don’t need to have an IU account to log in. If you do not have an IU account, select an option under “Use third party account to log in.” You can use Facebook, Google, Outlook, and Yahoo accounts to log in. We will not receive any of your information from that third party account.
If you have any questions, please call 317.274.2455.
SAVI Data Literacy Training: Module 2A--Find Existing Data, December 13, 2018▼►
Now that you know what you want to accomplish with data, you can use that as a framework for choosing the right dataset. We cover the strengths, weaknesses, and costs of readily available data sets, including SAVI, so you have the information you need to locate the data that’s right for you.
Students: Are you feeling stressed? Are you interested in exploring new ideas on how to cope with your stress? If yes, please join us for a stress management activity from 5pm-7pm in North Hall Classroom/Programming Space Area 1.
Location: North Hall Classroom/Programming Space Area 1
On January 24, 1969, Indiana University, Purdue University, city, and state leaders officially created the IUPUI campus.
We will be marking this milestone with a day that is sure to include birthday cake and community, among many other features. We hope that you will join us as we celebrate the countless stories of success that together make up both the history of IUPUI and our future.
IUPUI faculty, staff, and retirees helped build this campus. Through their dedication and commitment, IUPUI offers a transformative education and a thriving campus. See what we're building next and show your own support using the hashtag #iheartIUPUI on social media.
Each year through the Campus Campaign, IUPUI’s faculty, staff, and retirees come together to show their generosity and commitment to the campus by supporting the programs and students they care for the most.
Speakers: Dr. Claudia Grossmann, Director of IUPUI German Program; Michele Stigter, President of the Indiana Chapter of AATG; Dr. Karen Roesch, Director of the IUPUI Max Kade German-American Center.
Join Liberal Arts faculty and staff to celebrate the accomplishments of our students at a Celebration of Scholarship: The Liberal Arts Honors Convocation. During the celebration, the School awards its most prestigious named scholarships and awards. Departments name the recipients of the year’s awards for academic excellence, and the winner of the School’s highest honor, the Faculty Medal of Distinction, is announced. Registration is required for the event and a reception follows.
Please return to this event page for updated details in the future.
