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The O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs is offering a minors drop-in fair on Zoom. You are welcome to attend, whether you are interested in learning more about a minor in the O’Neill School or are already pursuing an O’Neill minor and want to discuss future course work with an advisor.

You can find O’Neill minors and certificate options listed here. Choose from minors in Environmental Science and Health, Healthcare Management and Policy, Environmental and Sustainability Studies, and many more!

Register for the minor fair here.

Check this IUB Student Central webpage.

It is not too late to apply for a discount on Spring 2021 Mandatory Fees (the discount does NOT apply to tuition).

Discounted fee for students taking all online classes

From March 16 through April 20, the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) will be open for participation by first-year students and senior students. Class standing is in real time, not credit hours, so first-year students are in their first year of college and seniors are in their last year of college, regardless of credit hours.

The NSSE survey takes only 20 minutes to complete. It is an important source of information for IUB administrators, faculty, and staff – it helps us know what undergraduates are experiencing, so we can support you more effectively.

So when you are prompted in mid-March to take the NSSE survey, please participate. You might even win something! Incentives will include:

• 20 $100 Amazon gift cards at the end of the survey period (10 first-years and 10 seniors will win).
• Two first-year students will win a package that includes a leather padfolio, athletic gear and apparel, lifestyle swag, and a free professional headshot photo shoot.
• Two seniors will win a package that includes a leather padfolio, lifestyle swag, a professional headshot photo shoot, and graduation regalia rental.

Campus Cursive at Indiana University is affiliated with More Love Letters, an internationally recognized organization that has sent notes of hope and support to people across the United States and all over the world. The mission of Campus Cursive at Indiana University is to create community, combat loneliness, and provide words of positivity and encouragement to students and community members in Bloomington and beyond. We will do this through writing, gathering, and distributing hand-written notes of love and appreciation to those in need. If you would like to become a member, the link is: https://beinvolved.indiana.edu/organization/campuscursive. Please email arymish@iu.edu with any questions. Thank you!