The GPSG Travel Award is offered through a competitive process for graduate and professional students at Indiana University Bloomington. A flat award of $500 is given to help support travel expenses to conferenes at which the student’s work will be presented (i.e. speeches, posters or interactive design), or to help support travel to workshops, special trainings, competitions and auditions that will benefit the student professionally.
Funds may be used for registration fees, presentation materials, transportation, and lodging/food associated with the conference, workshop, training, competition or audition. Students may apply for one travel award per semester, but may apply for travel awards for multiple events/conferences in different semesters, even if they are a previous winner.Deadline: October 28, 2016 at 11:59pm
Drop In, Write On!
Every Wednesday, 5:30 – 7:30 pm at Wells Library East Tower 5th Floor E544R Common Space
Sitting for Peace
Every Friday, 11 am – noon at Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Student Organization Room A221
Monthly Workshop(s) Tough Topics, Safe Spaces
Tuesday October 11th, 11 am – 12:30 pm at Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Room A223
Men and Women of Color in the Academy
Tuesday October 11th, 5:30 – 7:30 pm at Neal-Marshall Black Culture CenterTo find out more about any of the events above and RSVP,
All the News That’s Fit to Find
Wednesday, October 5 • 1:00-2:00pm
Wells Library W144 (Learning Commons)Link to register: libraries.indiana.edu/workshops
IT Training
Excel 2016: Data Management
Tuesday, 5:30 – 8:30 pm
IUB Wells Library W144
This is an opportunity for everyone to come together for the anniversary of Joseph’s death. Bloomington may have thought we’ve moved on and forgotten, but it’s been quite the contrary. Lots of things have been moving and shaking behind the scenes and you better believe we will not stop until we have justice! It is imperative that we continue to keep his name on the lips of those surrounding IU as well as in your communities. We will be holding a Vigil and a silent walk as a way to show the rest of the University that Joseph is gone but not forgotten. Help us re-center Bloomington’s focus on getting #JusticeForJoseph!
Interested in networking with other STEM/ STIM undergraduate and graduate students? Join us for our SACNAS fall hike during fall break this year. Anyone and everyone is welcome. Email us to RSVP or to catch a ride. Please direct any questions to sacnas@indiana.edu
Society for the Advancement of Chicano/ Latino and Native American Students in Science
Saturday, October 22 • 11:00 am
Wells Library Hazelbaker Hall (E159)
The JB5K Color the Campus Run is an untimed 5K (the course is actually 2.8
miles, but who cares–it’s all about the color!) color run/walk event through the most beautiful parts of campus. The race will begin and end at the Student Recreational Sports Center (SRSC) on Law Lane where the post-race party will happen!www.jb5k.comContact: jb5k@indiana.eduFacebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/673445662804661/
The Indiana University Cinema is a world-class venue and curatorial program that is dedicated to the scholarly study and highest standards of exhibition of film in both its traditional and modern forms, advancing the University’s long-standing commitment to excellence, research, and public engagement in the arts by providing educational, entertaining, and enriching cinematic experiences. This is your place for film!
Nothing look good to you?
Read about IU Cinema Below, and check their webstie for upcoming films!
Check out the ongoing exhibits and events featured in the sidebar or visit www.bloomingtonscene.com and www.visitbloomington.com for the full on- and off-campus scoop.
Have an event to promote?
Email me at iugpsg@indiana.edu, and I can help you spread the e-word to our fellow grad students.
Or simply fill out this Google Form to be included in our next GPSG Newsletter! https://goo.gl/forms/PYah3ypQ4UkFeu342
Go have some fun!
