This 1-credit course might fit nicely into your schedule for 2nd 8 weeks.
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This 1-credit course might fit nicely into your schedule for 2nd 8 weeks.
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Calling all first-gen students in the College! Come enjoy pizza and cookies and get some tips on how to feel less awkward emailing and talking to your professors.
This is the first in a planned series of events geared at showing the College’s appreciation of, and support for, its First Gen students, staff, and faculty. All are welcome! Please share this invitation widely. Tuesday, February 21st, 2023 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Walter Center Conference Room 252, Ernie Pyle Hall |
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Are you pursuing a healthcare profession, or have an interest in medicine? Have you wondered why health professions schools are increasingly interested in students with a humanities background? What is medical humanities, and how is it shaping the field of medicine?
This year’s Medical Humanities Conference will occur on Saturday, March 4th, at the Wendell W. Wright School of Education, IU Bloomington, from 9:15 AM – 3:30 PM. This conference, titled “Cultivating our Worthiness to Serve the Suffering,” will bring together a myriad of physicians and medical humanities experts from varying backgrounds to educate students about the intersection of medicine and the humanities. In addition, at the end of the conference, a Q&A panel offers attendees the chance to interact with speakers. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. We hope you can come!
This year’s conference features:
Light breakfast
Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD, Keynote Presentation “Humanities are the Hormones”
Session 1
Lunch
Session 2
If you would like to attend, please RSVP at https://forms.gle/W53piAu2g5fr1R6w8
Registration will close on March 1st at 11:59 PM. Please visit our website at https://hhcmedicalhumanities.wixsite.com/iubl for more information.
If you have any questions, please direct them to Aryan Mishra (arymish@iu.edu).
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Applications are now open for Corteva Agriscience’s DELTA Recruitment Symposium!
Interested students are encouraged to apply by February 27 for consideration in attending the symposium on April 17-19 at Corteva’s Global Business Center in Johnston, Iowa.
Successful applicants will participate in this 3-day symposium, which includes an introduction to careers in Corteva’s Research & Development in the areas of biotechnology, seed product development, crop protection, regulatory and stewardship, and farming solutions and digital groups. No prior experience in agriculture is required.
Application deadline: February 27, 2023.
See complete details in this flyer: Corteva Agriscience – April 2023 DELTA Recruitment Symposium.
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Waterfront Botanical Gardens in Louisville, KY, has three paid horticulture internships available this summer. Two positions are at the main site in Louisville, and the third position is at their satellite gardens and greenhouse in Prospect, KY.
Take a look at the detailed internship descriptions (links below), and if you’re interested, apply by Monday, March 13, 2023!
Summer 2023 Hort Intern WBG (2 positions in Louisville, KY)
Summer 2023 Avish Hort Internship (1 position in Prospect, KY)
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Did you know there are thousands of opportunities available to serve in the areas of disaster response, education, economic opportunity, environmental stewardship, public health, and veterans and military families?
As you search for the service role that best matches your needs and interests, consider your preferred time commitment (full-time or part-time, three months up to a full year or longer), service location, and project type. Below are brief descriptions of each of our program options, and you can use our fit finder tool to compare the different AmeriCorps opportunities. No matter what your background, interests, and preferences are, AmeriCorps has a service opportunity for you!
AmeriCorps NCCC – A full-time service opportunity for individuals ages 18-26 who are looking to gain valuable leadership skills through team-based service. Benefits include coverage of lodging and travel expenses, funding for future educational expenses or to pay back qualified student loans, and the chance to reach new heights of professional growth. Serve as an AmeriCorps member or a team leader in NCCC’s Traditional Corps or FEMA Corps program.
AmeriCorps State & National – Choose the best-fit opportunity based on your unique interests. Whether you want to tutor and mentor students, fight climate change, improve health equity, or any other cause-related project, there is a service opportunity for you.
AmeriCorps VISTA – An opportunity for anyone 18 or older looking to kickstart their professional career in nonprofit management. Serve for a year or a summer with an organization tackling poverty to generate resources, encourage volunteer service, and empower individuals and communities. Build your resume as you coordinate administrative projects such as data management, grant writing, communications and marketing materials development, and more.
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Food resources map by Suyash Kumar Neupane
Ethnomusicology PhD candidates, Suyash Kumar Neupane, created this amazing food resources map! It shows specialty and global markets, farmer’s markets, food pantries, major grocery store chains, etc. He created it as a helpful resource for people who might not know what all is available, especially for new people in town. I thought your departments might find it useful, feel free to share!
Food Systems Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1T8y2QBB_WprQ7fQgt-XtNZLbXNsRtDc&usp=sharing
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Food resources available in Bloomington
in case you or another student are searching for assistance. According to the Hope Center in the fall of 2020, 34% of college students experienced food insecurity which means it is likely that we all have a friend that could use this information.
The Crimson Cupboard offers free food to any IU Bloomington students who cannot otherwise afford it. The Crimson Cupboard operates on the honor system, and they will never ask you for financial information. You can visit the pantry once a week.
The Crimson Cupboard is located in Campus View Apartments at 800 N Union Street. You can contact the pantry at 812-855-1924 or via email at cupboard@indiana.edu. The hours vary throughout the semester, so please visit their website for the most up-to-date hours: https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-support/crimson-cupboard/index.html.
Campus Kitchen at IU offers boxed meals for students who need them. For availability and contact information, connect to: Campus Kitchen at Indiana University
Community resources:
Additional Pantries: Bloomington IN Food Pantries | Bloomington Indiana Food Pantries, Food Banks, Soup Kitchens
Here are additional help resources, including food and shelter: