Thursday, October 15, noon -1:00pm
https://iu.zoom.us/j/81926129359?pwd=aUpjTEdtdUl0bXVZT2FlWWhzZ0J0UT09
UCET Faculty Fellow Nancy Colborn (IUSB Librarian) will present information about tagging courses to meet the General Education Information Literacy requirement. Topics covered: Q110, moving to Tagging, Information Literacy Student Learning Objectives, course pilots, examples of research assignments, rubric used for assessment. Bring your questions!
Do you need help with online teaching? Are you an experienced online instructor who is willing to help your colleagues out? Have we got a program for you! We have funding to support mentoring relationships for improving online instruction. Find out more about it HERE.
The Center for a Sustainable Future would like to make 2020 a sustainable year. The weekly challenges are helping us accomplish this goal!
This challenge will help you raise awareness on your waste!
Keep Track Of Wasted Food: I will keep a daily log of food I throw away during Drawdown Ecochallenge, either because it went bad before I ate it, I put too much on my plate, or it was scraps from food preparation.
Do you have questions about working in the ‘real world’? Would you like to get to know someone who’s already there?
Learn about the world of professional work while having a cup of your favorite morning blend (optional). This informal networking event offers you an opportunity to consult with a professional about a range of topics that interest you.
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Coffee & Careers: 1st Source Bank
Tue, Oct. 13, 2020 | 11:00 am – Noon
Coffee & Careers: Northwestern Mutual
Tue, Oct. 13, 2020 | 1:30 – 2:30 pm
Coffee & Careers: Michigan Dept of Health & Human Services
Wed, Oct. 14, 2020 | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Coffee & Careers: Benchmark Human Services
Thurs, Oct. 15, 2020 | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Once you register, you’ll receive an email with the Zoom link and the password.
We’ll see you there.
Career Services Office
Indiana University South Bend Administration Building 104
(574) 520-4425
sbcareer@iusb.edu
careers.iusb.edu
There are many different ways flu vaccines are made. The flu vaccines typically used in the healthy adult population are made using chicken embryos (hence why, if you are allergic to chicken or eggs, you need a different vaccine!). However, the flu vaccines made with chicken embryos are inactive strains of the virus. Inactive strains of the virus are essentially dead and cannot cause the actual illness, but do trigger the immune system’s B cells into developing antibodies against “the real” thing!
SO… if you became ill with the flu within days after receiving a shot, chances are you were either exposed prior to getting the shot or not yet rendered immune from the injection. Get your flu shot early so you can become immunized ASAP! Get protected- get your flu shot!
YOU MUST make an appointment!!
Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting in October we will be in Fireside, just off the Grill in the Administration Building from 9am-3pm. Please call 574-520-4343 to make an appointment!
Monday, Thursday, and Friday you may come to the Health & Wellness Center for your flu shot, please call 574-520-4343 to make an appointment!
Please fill out the two Flu Shot forms (Flu Consent and COVID affidavit) that you can find under our Forms tab (scroll all the way down) on our Health & Wellness Center website here please bring forms with you to your appointment!
IUSB Weekly Student Government Meetings will be held over zoom for the 2020 Fall Semester from 5:30-7:30 PM Friday Evenings. All students, faculty and staff are welcomed and encouraged to attend. Feel free to hop in or out whenever your availability is for viewing. The registration for the zoom link is: https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEocOihqTMuGNNxI763z0dKRwihDozvaqPR
Turn off the lights when you leave your classroom or office! If you are the last in the building, please turn off the lights in the halls. Even if you are just stepping out of your office for a few minutes, turn off the lights and help make IU a more sustainable and environmentally friendly office. If you have a window and it’s sunny outside, don’t use a light at all and use the natural light provided!
Leaving the lights on leads to more emissions in the atmosphere which leads to climate change and abnormal weather patterns!
Keep an eye out for the Turn Off the Lights signs on light switches to help remind you to turn off the lights, and if you would like one for your classroom or office, please email hlshaffe@iu.edu.
Coming Soon at UCET
Condensed format of upcoming UCET events! Click links for more information or contact ucet@iusb.edu. No registration needed unless noted otherwise.
Colleague Connections: Starts Oct 9. Are you missing hallway conversations with colleagues? Wish you had someone to share your teaching challenges with? Need to see some new faces on the Zoom screen? Join UCET for some conversation and commiseration at our Colleague Connections Zoom hours. Drop in when you can and catch up with colleagues, talk about what is working and what is not with your classes, and share how you are coping with this crazy semester.
Join a series of conversations addressing racial injustice and our personal, interpersonal, institutional, and cultural responsibility to stand against racism.