IU is opening flu vaccine clinics through next month. See the flyer below and the official information page for more details on how to get yours!
Student Meetings
Health Professions and Prelaw Center Orientation Meetings
Students interested in law, medicine, and other careers in healthcare should plan to attend an orientation meeting in their area of interest. Questions about these events can be directed to 812-855-1873 or hpplc@indiana.edu. Prelaw Orientation Friday, September 3, 2021 2:30-4:00 PM Via Zoom Registration at https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUpdumsqDsiE9Ajg_7qw-Cpch1JDMvtCJ6h Predental Orientation Friday, September 3, 2021 3:00-4:00… Read more »
Interested in Research?
The IU Journal of Undergraduate Research is an entirely student-led organization dedicated to promoting a culture of curiosity at IU. Our journal is published annually but we organize and engage in many research-promoting activities throughout the year. Positions on staff include editorial boards, public relations, website analytics, visual design and publishing, and online creative content!… Read more »
IU Day – Biology Edition
IU Day 2020 “Trekking for Biology” t-shirt – IU Day is Thursday, April 23, 2020. Show your IU spirit and support for Biology with an IU Day 2020 “Trekking for Biology” t-shirt. We encourage everyone to wear their “Trekking” t-shirts on IU Day and join us for our second annual IU Day walk and festivities. Affiliates… Read more »
Check out IU Peer Coaching!
Peer coaches are undergraduate students who can help you get “ahead of the curve” in your first year. Your peer coach can assist you with: Developing good time-management skills. Study strategies. Setting goals to achieve academic success. Brainstorming ways to get involved and gain experience. Preparing for your academic advising appointments. Connecting with campus resources… Read more »
Upcoming Hermann Joseph Muller Lecture
Upcoming lecture David Reich Professor of Genetics Harvard Medical School Toward a new history and geography of human genes informed by ancient DNA Friday, March 6, 2020 6:30 p.m. Jordan Hall 124 Abstract: Beginning in 2010, it began to be possible to generate genome-scale data from ancient human remains, making it possible to ask and… Read more »
Biotechnology Seminar Series Announcement
Wednesday, March 4, 2020 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm Jordan Hall Room 248 (Cleland Room) Dr. Paul Ardayfio Clinical Research Advisor (Clinical Scientist) Eli Lilly and Co. Thoughts on a Scientific Career in Pharma: Debunking Some Common Myths Dr. Ardayfio advises at Lilly on clinical trials and drug development for the treatment of… Read more »
Muller Award Lecture, Mar 6: What does ancient DNA tell us about ourselves?
What does ancient DNA tell us about ourselves? Join us next week when David Reich, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School, discusses his work and challenges previous assumptions about human evolution. Reich is recipient of the Hermann J. Muller Award for Contributions to Our Understanding of Genes and Society and will give a lecture,… Read more »
Health Programs Fair
Opportunities Abroad After Graduation
OPPORTUNITIES ABROAD AFTER GRADUATION 6-7pm February 18, 2020, 300 N. Jordan Ave, Room 110 With representatives from Peace Corps, Office of National Scholarships & Awards, Walter Center for Career Achievement, Hudson & Holland Scholars Program, African American & African Diaspora Studies, and Cook Medical. This event is sponsored by the Office of the Vice President… Read more »