Service & Sacrifice
IUPUI will be honoring the service and sacrifice of our student veterans and service members by hosting a week of activities for students, staff, and faculty to engage. All are encouraged to come out and show your support for troops, both past and present.
Author Jason Lantzer will sign copies of his book, "Prohibition is Here to Stay" at Barnes & Nobles @ IUPUI.
About the Book:
"Prohibition is Here to Stay" focuses on the Reverend Edward S. Shumaker, a Methodist minister who for nearly twenty-five years led Indiana's influential chapter of the Anti Saloon League. Drawing on Shumaker's personal papers, Lantzer argues that understanding the role of religious faith and in particular evangelical Protestantism is essential to understanding Prohibition.
"Grappling with Financial Conflicts of Interest in Biomedical Research, Education and Practice"
Keynote Speaker: Dr. David Korn, Vice Provost for Research, Harvard University
The IUPUI men's basketball team will continue its preseason to the 2009-10 campaign by hosting St. Joseph's (Ind.) College in an exhibition game inside The Jungle (IUPUI Gymnasium). Led by Head Coach Ron Hunter, who's entering his 16th season, the Jaguars look to make a return trip to the NCAA Tournament behind the strength of senior forwards Jon Avery, Robert Glenn and Billy Pettiford.
Come hear Bill McKibben, the inaugural author in IUPUI's Common Theme Project, deliver his keynote address on his best-selling book "Deep Economy."
The Mexico immersion program is a rich experience in language and culture. In addition to learning conversational Spanish, participants will expand their knowledge and understanding of Mexican culture and history first-hand, through classroom discussions, excursions to various sites in Mexico and by living with a Mexican host family.
National Design Competition
Starting October 16, 2009 FEED/READ will launch a national design competition for the reverse side of an upcoming FEED/READ 3 bag. All students are encouraged to create a design that complements the FEED/READ brand and aligns with FEED/READ’s mission and vision. The winning artwork will be printed on the reverse side of a new FEED/READ 3 bag...
This program is instructed by Healthplex’s Titleist Performance Institute Certified Golf Fitness Instructor, Tomo Shimano. The program includes a golf specific assessment to find you weaknesses and/or limitations. It also includes either a program or 30 minute training sessions to correct your weaknesses and/or limitations and make you physically better for your golf swing therefore improving your overall golf game...
Donate a $1 in support of our troops to have your name displayed on a yellow ribbon that will part of our vast flag display on Veterans Day. All proceeds will go to the Wounded Warriors Project.
Explore the design of Indianapolis by stepping outside and enjoying bike rides, walking tours, a self-guided driving tour, exhibits, and public dialogue that showcase the artistry and spirit of the historic Indianapolis Park & Boulevard System, masterfully designed by George Kessler. Learn the history of conservation and explore landscape architecture, engineered structures such as bridges and floodwalls, and more, in featured parks/venues...
Check out Fall Yoga!
*12:05 PM - 12:45 PM Monday (Campus Center, Rm. 409)* Begins Aug. 31st
*12:05 PM - 12:45 PM Tuesday- Level II (Union Building, Rm. 130) *Begins Sept. 1st
*12:05 PM - 12:45 PM Wednesday (Union Building, Rm. 130) *Begins Aug. 26th
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Wednesday (Auxiliary Gym PE 156)...
Check out Group Fitness classes!
12:00 PM - 12:45 PM Monday-Thursday (Auxiliary Gym PE 156) 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM Tuesday & Thursday (Auxiliary Gym PE 156)
5:00PM - 6:00PM Friday (Auxiliary Gym 156)
No Registration Required...
Prepare to exchange your typically quiet library for a teeming, whimsical, and joyous place of active creativity. Music, art, and comedy sketch will examine the changing role of the library in modern society and within the community. Enjoy improvisational singing from the Indianapolis Women's Chorus, a performance by the Three Dollar Bill comedy group, and digitally record your own experiences and stories with the help of inspirational storytellers from JourneysFire...
Museum admission required plus $7 for members or $9 for non-members.
Suggested for ages 6 and up with registered adult. Classroom resources available.
Kids and families can stroll through the streets of Egypt sampling the food, meeting the people, like musician Dena El Saffar, and experiencing the culture in a simulated trip to this extraordinary and intriguing country...
Event Description:
Participants may attend either/both sessions.
Sunday, November 8, 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Nina Mason Pulliam Nature Center and EcoLab, Marian University, 3200 Cold Spring Rd.
Monday, November 9, 5:30-7:00 p.m. program; open house from 4:00-5:30 p.m.
Indianapolis Art Center, Auditorium, 820 East 67th Street
Free...
Free. Classroom resources available.
Liberty, justice, and rational thought were just a few of the founding principles of this extraordinary place. Explore the history of the Atheneaum through a guided tour, an exhibit of German-American influence on Indianapolis, and a panel discussion, and discover how the historic monument continues to inspire culture and civic engagement...
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