Majors + Careers Expo Welcome Cookout
The College of Arts and Sciences will hold a cookout for College students. Check in at one of three stations and receive a free College or Themester T-shirt.
Events
First Thursdays Festival
Experience the diversity of arts and humanities at IU and explore the theme of Resilience with activities provided by Themester. More information TBA.
Mandala Workshop, Eskenazi Museum of Art (time TBA)
More information TBA.
Let’s Talk Mental Health, Eskenazi Museum of Art (time TBA)
More information TBA
TENTATIVE: “Picking Up the Threads of Our Knowledge: Revitalization of Myaamia “Miami Indian” Language and Culture George Ironstrack
This event is pending IU EVENTS approval. Masking protocol TBD. George Ironstrack, Assistant Director of the Myammia Center talks about revitalization of the Myammia language.
RSW Documentary Film Screening: “Truba” [“Pipeline”]
Truba [Pipeline], a 2016 documentary directed by Vitaly Manskiy will be the first screening this fall in the RSW Documentary Film Series: Power, Poetics, and Play: Documenting Soviet Legacies.
First Thursdays Festival
Experience the diversity of arts and humanities at IU and explore the theme of Resilience with activities provided by Themester. More information TBA.
“Fighting Poverty,” a conversation with the Beacon’s Forrest Gilmore
Join the Reverend Forrest Gilmore, executive director of Beacon, Bloomington’s primary homeless and housing organization, for a conversation about homelessness and poverty, its causes and possible s... Read more
TENTATIVE: “Resilience and “The Indiana Way”: Using History to Understand Hoosiers’ Perspectives on Climate Change” with Lizzie Browning
This event is pending IU EVENTS approval. Masking protocol TBD. What is the "Indiana Way" and how does it impact efforts to mitigate climate change?
TENTATIVE: “Failure, and How We Can Learn from It” with IU’s Dr. Robert Kunzman
Failure can either teach or deceive us, discourage us or propel us onward. This presentation will examine the phenomenon of failure; it’s essential role in our lives and the heavy stigma it carries.
TENTATIVE: “Noah’s Arkive: Towards an Ecology of Refuge” with Jeffrey Jerome Cohen
Tentatively to be held Thursday, October 28 or Friday, October 29
College Community Dinner: Are We “US”?: Social Resilience in a Time of Social Disaster
Save the date to join College students, faculty staff in a critical conversation.
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