Events for Thursday, September 23rd 2021

University Galleries of Illinois State University is pleased to present Caroline Kent: What the stars can’t tell us from August 11 through December 16, 2021.

Explore using Zoom’s breakout rooms feature to create group learning experiences during your live class session. Learn how to pre-assign students to specific breakout groups and discuss strategies for managing students’ experiences before, during, and after breakout room activities. This workshop will focus exclusively on this tool – for more general knowledge, consider the broader…

Most higher education instructors prepare a course by thinking about "content coverage." You know how that goes--Week 1, Chapter 1; Week 2, Chapter 2, and so on. This workshop provides an alternative to course design that makes it more likely that all of your students will be engaged in the course material the way you…

Need some tension and stress relief?  How about a massage? Massages are 30 minutes in length. Please note that massage appointments are locked 24 hours prior to service.

The A/P Council typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

Dr. Victor Cazares will present "Novelty Stimulates the Formation of a Neural Engram Leading to Relapse-Resistant Fear Extinction" on September 23 as part of the School of Biological Sciences Fall 2021 Seminar Series.

Join fellow area Redbirds to kick off the network, meet the network leader, and find out about future events.

Join John Louis Lucaites, Provost Professor of Rhetoric and English emeritus at Indiana University, via Zoom on Thursday, September 23, 2021 from 6 –7:15 P.M. CST for "A Museum Without Walls: Photo Exhibitions and Civic Spectatorship.” In this presentation, Lucaites explores the ways in which the landscape for the theory and practice of photography are changing by drawing upon Andre Malraux’s notion of “a museum without walls” as a lens through which to examine the contemporary display of photo exhibitions as they contribute to democratic politics.