The Institute for Local and Oral History Presents: How to Conduct an Oral History Project Professor Elizabeth Gritter Thursday, Feb. 21 Crestview 107 This workshop is open to faculty, staff, and students, and no registration is required. more »

Do you hold a bachelor's degree in a field other than teacher education, but wish to teach in secondary schools? Our "Advance to Teaching" post-baccalaureate certificate leads to teaching licensure for grades 5-12 in one of 17 content areas: economics, French, journalism, language arts, mathematics, physics, psychology, reading, life science, ea more »

You, your students and families are invited to our Music Education Night to learn about our program. The event will feature student and faculty presentations, and curriculum/audition information. Door prizes and packets of information will be available. Please RSVP by Thursday, February 7, 2019 to: semusic@ius.edu more »

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS ON THE AUTISTIC SPECTRUM TO MEET EACH OTHER AND TO ADDRESS COMMON CHALLENGES AT IUS. TOPICS INCLUDE SOCIAL LIFE ON CAMPUS, ACADEMIC SKILLS, MANAGING GROUP WORK, AND TIME AND STRESS MANAGEMENT, AND OTHER TOPICS AS SELECTED BY THE GROUP. more »

Looking to connect with Employers? Stop by and see who is on campus! Local recruiters are looking for IU Southeast students to fill their open positions. more »

No Appointments required, help with ALL TOPICS!! more »