IU Spoon University

If you haven't already heard, Spoon University, the only national food publication for college students, by college students, is coming to IU! Spoon covers everything from simple recipes and dining hall hacks to hot local restaurants and healthy college living tips. We're looking for motivated, food-loving IU students to help start a chapter and establish Spoon as the ultimate food authority on campus.

We need writers, editors, photographers, videographers and marketing/PR team members to join the staff. If you're interested, check out spoonuniversity.com and email mackenzie@spoonuniversity.com to learn more.  Also, like our Facebook page facebook.com/IUspoonu!

Professional Development & Leadership Opportunity for College of Arts & Sciences Students

Want to develop leadership and networking skills? As part of the College Luminaries Program, you can meet successful IU alumni and learn how to become as successful as they are. Alumni who participated in last year's program:

·  President of Disney Consumer Products

·  Executive Director of NHL Players’ Association

·  Federal Judge nominated by President Obama

The College Luminaries Program is a new student organization from the College of Arts and Sciences looking for motivated student leaders. We aim to invite IU College of Arts & Sciences alumni back to campus every fall for a three-day stay filled with classroom talks, panel discussions, dinners, and other social activities. These alumni, called Luminaries, are exceptional, multifaceted individuals who have reached a high level of success in their professional fields. We hope that these Luminaries will provide mentorship to students by sharing their experiences, giving advice, and offering connections. 

The governing body of the program, the Luminaries Program Council, wants to identify 12 Hoosier Hosts - enthusiastic and dedicated student leaders to serve as liaisons to the Luminaries. Hoosier Hosts will accompany these prestigious alumni to and from destinations, as well as attend special events featuring the Luminaries during the program's 3-day event in November. As the Luminaries’ foremost contact, Hoosier Hosts will build important connections with and learn from these professionals who developed their paths for success on the IUB campus. The Hoosier Hosts will play an integral role in the program’s success. All students who have a major or minor in the College of Arts and Sciences are welcome to apply!

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email us at collegeluminaries@gmail.com. The application is attached and is due on Thursday, February 20th at 11:59 PM.

The College Luminaries Program

The IU College of Arts and Sciences is launching a new initiative called the College Luminaries Program, which is inspired by Purdue’s prestigious Old Masters Program (http://www.purdueoldmasters.org/). The Luminaries Program Council (LPC), the 7 students on the governing body of the program, aims to invite Luminaries back to campus to share advice and experiences with students. Luminaries are alumni of the IU College of Arts & Sciences who have been successful in their professional fields. At the beginning of April, the LPC will select and invite the four Luminaries – one per division of the College: Arts and Humanities, Social and Historical Studies, Natural and Mathematical Sciences, and International Programs – back to campus for a three-day event in October.

 

Goals

 

1.      Create a campus environment within the College that allows for student professional development, mentorship and lifelong connections.

2.      Invite IU College of Arts & Sciences alumni and/or friends back to campus for the purpose of sharing personal and professional ideas and experiences with Indiana University students, alumni, faculty and staff to inspire future leaders.

 

Hoosier Hosts

We want to identify 12 enthusiastic and dedicated student leaders to serve as liaisons to the Luminaries - accompanying them to and from destinations, as well as attending special events featuring the Luminaries - during this 3-day event. As the Luminaries’ foremost contact, Hoosier Hosts will build important connections with and learn from exceptional professionals who developed their paths for success on the IUB campus.   In addition, the Hoosier Hosts will have the opportunity to show the Luminaries how IU has grown and share their love for the school. The Hoosier Hosts will play an integral role in the program’s success. Students must have a major or minor in the College of Arts and Sciences to apply.

 

Time Commitment

Hoosier Hosts must participate in professional development prior to the event, which will entail one meeting per week. Hosts must also be available for the duration of the event November 9-11.

 

Application

The interviews for the Hoosier Hosts will be held through the days of February 24^th – 26^th 6-8p.m in Owen Hall. In your application, please indicate times during the three days that you will NOT be available.

To be considered for the Hoosier Hosts, please complete the following:

NAME:

E-MAIL:

STUDENT ID:

PHONE:

MAJORS:

MINORS:

CUMULATIVE GPA:

 

(please circle Fall 2014 status)

 

FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR

 

Please answer each of the following questions on a separate page in no more than 500 words.

 

1.      What skills will allow you to serve as a Hoosier Host and how can you contribute to the College Luminaries Program?

 

2.      How have you developed professionalism, especially through your experiences at IU?

 

3.      Please rank in order (1 through 4; 1 - highest, 4 - lowest) the Luminaries divisions you are most interested in:

 

____ Arts and Humanities

____ Natural and Mathematical Sciences

____ Social and Historical Studies

____ International Programs

 

4.      Describe which division would enable you to contribute the most to the program.

 

5.      Describe which division you feel least embodies your capabilities.

Thank you for your interest in the College Luminaries Program. The due date for all applications is Thursday, February 20th at 11:59 PM. Please send your completed

application to collegeluminaries@gmail.com. You will receive a response for the interview time by the following day February 21st. Feel free to contact us with any questions.

IU Supreme Court | Applications Announcement

Are you interested in seeing how the IU judicial system works?

 

If so, you may be interested in serving on the Student Body Supreme Court of Indiana University. We are currently accepting applications from all majors for an Associate Justice position for the 2014-2015 school year. You can download the application online at http://www.indiana.edu/~court/justices/applications.shtml. Applications are due on Saturday, February 22, by 5:00pm via e-mail to court@indiana.edu. Please also feel free to contact the Court at this email address if you have questions.

 

What is the Student Body Supreme Court?

 

The Court is the judicial branch of the Indiana University Student Association (IUSA). Court members hear appealed judicial board cases, acting as student representatives on three-person judicial hearing commissions. The Court also adjudicates election disputes, certifies election results, hears challenges to the IUSA Constitution and Bylaws, and confirms the new IUSA executive administration each year. Additionally, each year the Court hosts a conference with campus judicial boards for the purposes of facilitating discussion about the campus judicial system. Court justices also serve as student appointees on advisory boards across campus. The Court is unique in that its decisions have the potential to impact the entire IU-Bloomington community. We encourage you to apply and look forward to receiving your application.

National Association of Hispanic Journalists at IU

National Association of Hispanic Journalists at IU

Call-Out Meeting
Thursday, Jan. 30
6:00 p.m.
EPH 214

Are you interested in Hispanic issues in the media?
Would you like to meet Hispanic journalists and support the advancement of Hispanics in the news industry?

Come learn about the new IU chapter of NAHJ.

Everyone is welcome; you do not have to be Hispanic or a journalism major.

Free Food!

IDS Opinion Staff Spring 2014

The Opinion staff at the IDS is looking for talented and opinionated writers and illustrators to join their team this spring. Please forward this application to your respective departments and have all application materials sent toopinion@idsnews.com.

Thanks!

The editors at IDS Opinion

RAISE Call-out Meeting

Thursday, September 19th
Teter Formal Lounge
5:30pm
PIZZA!

Hello, I am the president of the undergraduate student group RAISE (Raising Awareness in Sexual Encounters). This is a peer education group that educates IU students about consent and sexual assault. We distribute condoms; give educational presentations/perform educational skits for dorms, classes, student fairs, and Greek houses; and foster a sex-positive environment on the IU campus. We are looking for more undergraduates to get involved and were hoping you could share the attached information with your students. We are looking for motivated individuals, individuals with presentation and acting experience, and advocates for sexual health education. We would greatly appreciate if you could share this with your students. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you,
Katie Russell

Fan of RAISE at IU?
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=2201717296
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/RAISE_IU

The Black Sheep - Positions with Student-Run Humor Magazine

My name is Madeline Rosenthal and I am the Campus Manager for The Black Sheep, a student-run humor magazine that currently distributes on and around Indiana University. Currently we have several positions open, and I was hoping you could email undergraduates to see if they'd be interested in applying for these internships:

(Online) Writers: Each week writers will be asked to submit three short reaction pieces to their Editorial Manager, to be posted on our site. These timely pieces, which offer humorous insight to local news stories relevant to IU students, will be submitted to the campus Editorial Manager for review, feedback and posting.

Social Media Manager: The student working in this position would be asked to run our local Twitter feed. They would be responsible for interacting with students over Twitter, increasing our follower count, and Tweeting humorous quips and links to articles published on our site. They would have weekly benchmarks to hit, both with gaining followers and tweeting.

Advertising Manager: Advertising Managers work with local businesses and our corporate team in Chicago to sign advertising packages with clients. An Advertising Manager is an integral part of this process, describing our business model, how it can help local businesses generate revenue, and closing deals. They are paid a percentage of the advertising revenue they generate.

All of these positions are great ways for students to get hands-on experience with a growing company that understands a student's busy schedule. If you could alert students of these openings, and direct them to the application page below, I would really appreciate it.

http://theblacksheeponline.com/submit/jobapp

Thanks again,

Madeline Rosenthal


Campus Manager


The Black Sheep – Indiana University

madrosen@umail.iu.edu

317-501-9567

2014 Arbutus Yearbook Staff Application

Interested Writers and Editors:

 

Hello! 

My name is Hayleigh Elmore, and I'm the Editor-in-Chief of the 2014 Arbutus yearbook. If you like writing stories, editing, taking pictures, or graphic designing, the Arbutus yearbook could be perfect for you! We have positions for staff and contributing writers, section editors, and photographers. Most positions are paid. There's no need for you to be a journalism major to participate! In fact, I'm not a journalism major, and neither are half of the current staff members! Please fill out an application if you are interested. Though I have attached an copy of the application, additional copies are available by the Arbutus/Inside Office of the journalism school or from Ron Johnson, director of Student Media. These applications are due next Wednesday, April 17th by 3 pm. Interviews will be held the next week, April 22-26. I look forward to getting to know you! Our IU Student Media could really benefit from your expertise! If you cannot return the completed application to the Journalism school itself, you may email it to me personally. Please contact me at hnelmore@indiana.edu if you have any questions at all!

 

Thanks!

Hayleigh

 

P.S. PHOTOGRAPHERS: If you're dying to take pictures right away for us, please don't hesitate to email me, Rachel Wisinski (rlwisins@indiana.edu), or Kylie Cisney (kycisney@indiana.edu). We would LOVE to have you because we always need photographers! :)

Kelley Without Borders Call-Out Meeting

My name is KB Lee and I am the director of marketing for the Kelley Without Borders. We are a relatively new club in the Kelley School of Business and we are trying to reach out to more students. Basically our club is intended to provide opportunities to network with many students from diverse backgrounds. And it is especially very good club if someone is interested in international business and how business is conducted in different countries.

We are actually having our call out meeting/first event on March 26th at 5:30 PM in BU 213. We will have Joon Park, COO of the Investment Division at Alyeska Investment Group. This semester, our club would like to invite non-business major students so that they have the opportunity to get exposed to the business world. Also this will be a great opportunity for students to learn how Joon Park(non business major) was able to start working in the Investment Banking industry.

Students who plan to attend are asked to RSVP to KWOB.IUB@gmail.com. 

Entertainment Industry Alumni Guest Speaker - Drew Simon

If you are interested in the film industry, join BCEC for a night with the Director of Development at The Mark Gordon Company - Drew Simon. This IU alum will be discussing his experience, as well as answering questions from students about pursuing a career working in film. Friday, March 1, 2013 7:00pm-8:30pm WALNUT ROOM, IMU Discussion topics: Networking What newcomers can expect Finding a career path Obtaining Internships Overseeing Film Projects Tracking

2013 IU Supreme Court Recruitment

Are you interested in working with the IU judicial system?

 

If so, you may be interested in serving on the Student Body Supreme Court of Indiana University. We are currently accepting applications from all majors for an Associate Justice position for the 2013-2014 school year. You can download the application online at http://www.indiana.edu/~court/justices/applications.shtml . Applications are due Friday, March 22, 2013 by 5:00p.m.  via e-mail to court@indiana.edu. Please also feel free to contact the Court at this email address if you have questions.

 

What is the Student Body Supreme Court?

 

The Court is the judicial branch of the Indiana University Student Association (IUSA). Court members hear appealed judicial board cases, acting as student representatives on three-person judicial hearing commissions. The Court also adjudicates election disputes, certifies election results, hears challenges to the IUSA Constitution and Bylaws, and confirms the new IUSA executive administration each year. Additionally, each year the Court hosts a conference with campus judicial boards for the purposes of facilitating discussion about the campus judicial system. Court justices also serve as student appointees on advisory boards across campus. The Court is unique in that its decisions have the potential to impact the entire IU-Bloomington community. We encourage you to apply and look forward to receiving your application.

 

Health Programs Fair on March 5!

THE 2013 HEALTH PROGRAMS FAIR

INDIANA UNIVERSITY-BLOOMINGTON

 

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

11:00 am – 3:00 pm

Indiana Memorial Union

 

Co-Sponsored by: Applied Health Science, Biology, Chemistry, Human Biology, Kinesiology, Nursing, Physics, Psychological and Brain Sciences, Sociology, Speech and Hearing Sciences

 

 

Come find out about career choices, educational opportunities, and campus resources related to the healthcare professions.

 

Meet with representatives from medical schools and health professions programs from across the country.

 

Find out about volunteer opportunities and student organizations.

 

 

For information on the fair, and to view a list of schools and programs that were represented at the fair in 2012, please go to http://www.hpplc.indiana.edu/medicine/med-hpf.shtml.

CALLOUT FOR FUTURE MENTORS!!!!!

Dear Student,

Do you consider yourself a role model?  Are you interested in helping others, giving back to the IU community, or serving as a resource to students seeking guidance?  Want to develop or build upon your leadership skills?  If these questions apply to you then you should attend the Peer Mentor Callout and information session hosted by the Office of Mentoring Services and Leadership Development. 

 

Our department is currently seeking students who want to be part of a team that will serve as peer mentors to incoming freshmen.  

 

We are seeking students who will meet the following criteria

·         Will be a Sophomore or Junior Fall 2013!

·         2.8 Cumulative G.P.A.!

·         Willing to Explore their Leadership Potential!

·         Desire to Help Others Succeed!

 

Check us out on:

Information Sessions

IMU Dogwood Room:                  Tuesday, February 12, from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Eigenmann Hall Game Room:   Wednesday, February 20, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

RSVP for which information session you will attend: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FPMCO

 

For information call 812-855-3540 or e-mail: omsld@indiana.edu

8bitfoundation.com Call-out Meeting

Do you read online blogs about video games? Do you aspire to be, or enjoy the notion, of becoming a games journalist? Do you like creating images in PhotoShop, or drawing webcomics on your Wacom tablet? Perhaps 8-bit foundation is for you.

8bitfoundation.com is a website I began in the Summer of 2012. The site is essentially set up in a blog-like fashion, with a heavy emphasis on gaming culture, news, and the creative projects which arise out of the medium. Those who contribute to 8-bit foundation gain a hands-on experience with writing in an editorial format, writing press-releases, and creating their own images. As a website comprised of creative individuals, I pride the domain on being composed of user-generated content.

As an active student at Indiana University, you may have learned about the prospective merger between the school of Telecommunications, Communications & Culture, and Journalism. 8-bit foundation is a valuable chance to exercise the merger of these schools and skills. They are, in fact, very much so a basis of online media creation.

8-bit foundation is not a charity, though many have begun to think so. Think of 8-bit sprites as the ''foundation'' of the current state of games. There you go -- now you've got it! As it stands, there is no direct compensation for your time, though individuals who find writing & creating media to be rewarding are highly encouraged to attend this semester's call-out meeting. No experience is needed, and I provide tutorials for those who need them. On the same token, professionalism and carefully-edited posts are striven for.

If 8-bit foundation sounds up your alley, please attend the call-out meeting this Thursday, January 17th, in HPER 155, at 6 PM. If you have questions about the site, its format, and the content, I highly encourage you to explore 8bitfoundation.com before attending the meeting. If you cannot attend the meeting, or have questions in general, you may contact me via e-mail.

Thanks!

Jack Pochop
jpochop@indiana.edu

10/16 Lambda Pi Eta Debate Watching Party! With Pizza!

Join

Lambda Pi Eta

 

for a night of PIZZA and POLITICS

as we watch the

PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE.

 

Featuring opening remarks by Jeff St. Onge.

 

Tuesday, Oct. 16

8:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.

Classroom Office Building, Room 272

 

Catch a ride:

Campus bus routes A, D and E each stop along Third Street

and run until midnight.

Bloomington Transit routes that pass nearby

run until around 11:00 p.m.

 

 

 

 

New student website seeking writers, designers (web and graphic), sound and video editors, and gamers

Reader,

First and foremost, I apologize for both the intrusion of your e-mail and inbox.

Video Game-centric club 8-bit foundation is looking to start its first ever Fall 2012 season. Video games, reviews, editorials, comical videos, and more - does this interest you? Webcomics, .gifs, and satirical articles on the latest news - are you intrigued? Writing articles, creating your own videos, pictures, and original content - does this sound appealing? 8-bit foundation is a website about all of these and more - and it needs your help.

Keeping our 8-bit gaming days in mind, 8-bit foundation is all about remembering our roots - but moving forward at the same time. The video game industry is growing each and every year, and with each technological leap, economic expansion, and genre development, there is more and more to talk about. Video games have a huge impact on global culture, breaching geographical boundaries and meshing cultural divides.

So what is 8-bit foundation all about? 8-bit foundation’s angle is to provide alternative entertainment, our take on the latest news, take a stance on video game culture, and maybe bring out some nostalgia along the way. However, making a stance, providing opinions, and generating enough content to keep things fresh is a job for more than just one individual. We need writers, designers (web and graphic), sound and video editors, and gamers who are easy to work with & ready to have a good time.

If you are unsure whether 8-bit foundation is for you or not, you should totally check out the site - you know, just to make sure. I will be having a call-out meeting on Monday, August 27th, 7 PM, at the Starbucks on Indiana Ave., right outside Sample Gates. It would be awesome if...a) you brought a fully-charged laptop, b) have experience with Adobe Photoshop and/or Wordpress, and c) come regardless of whether you have these items/skills - let's learn together.There will not be pizza and punch, but assuming everything goes well, we will definitely be doing something of the sort in the future. I look forward to meeting everyone on Monday, and until then, don't hesitate to e-mail me with questions (or if you cannot make it).

Jack Pochop
Senior Editor, 8-bit fdtn.
jpochop@indiana.edu

IU Debate Callout meeting

Dear Students,

 

The IU competitive debate program is recruiting for the 2012-2013 season. Do you enjoy researching major political controversies, arguing passionately about issues of importance, and honing your public speaking and critical thinking skills? If the answer is yes, then competitive debate is for you!  

 

As active members of our program we will build you into powerful orators and researchers, all while you challenge other Big 10 schools and Ivy League Universities (yes Harvard) in tournament style debates. Shiny trophies may very well be in your future.

 

This season’s topic will have you engaged in discussions about government restrictions on and incentives for energy production in the United States. Team members will learn about issues such as U.S. oil extraction in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, tax credits to promote photovoltaic solar panels, and natural gas fracturing restrictions.

 

Our team is open to all undergraduate students who want to be a part of a competitive team atmosphere. Join us during our callout meetings:

Wednesday August 22 and Wednesday August 29. 7:00-8:30 PM in SPEA 276.  We will provide pizza, while you provide the intellectual energy and drive.

 

Best wishes, 

 

Brian L. DeLong

IU Director of Debate

Bdelo77@gmail.com

SPEA #324

Office: 812-856-7582 

IDS Weekend Section Looking for Film Columnist

My name is Bridget Ameche and I am an editor, along with Patrick Beane, for the IDS Weekend section. Weekend is the pop culture section of the IDS and currently we are looking for a film columnist. It would require a short column (350-400 words) every other week. If you could forward this on to your CMCL students, we would really appreciate it.



In addition, if anyone is interested in writing reviews for Weekend, they can email us as well and we can inform them of the proper steps to take.



Any students are welcome to email weekend@idsnews.com if they are interested.  (See below for the application!)



Best,

Bridget Ameche

Bridget Ameche

IDS Weekend Editor Fall 2012

weekend@idsnews.com

Indiana Daily Student WEEKEND

Fall 2012

Columnist Application

Please send an attached .doc or .pdf with the following information and questions answered to weekend@idsnews.com

Name

Year

Email

Phone

1. What experience do you have with editorial writing for WEEKEND and/or the IDS?

2. What is your column idea? Include one or two alternate angles you might consider. If your proposal is new to WEEKEND, please be specific and detailed in your explanation.

3. Would you be willing to narrow or broaden your topic if we asked?

4. Why are you an authority on your proposed topic?  What do you do on a weekly basis to keep updated with it?

5. Please attach one or two writing samples of relevant work.

6. If you have any backup choices for a column topic, please send answers to 3, 4 and 5 for those as well.

The Undergraduate Scholar

Interested in having your essay published? The Undergraduate Scholar is a journal that publishes non-fiction essays from all disciplines, from art history to zoology.  Each issue reflects our intellectual engagement with the political, social, moral, and aesthetic issues of both the past and present.  To submit an essay, you can upload it to the UGS website (http://www.indiana.edu/~uscholar/index.html) or email it to undergraduate.scholar@gmail.com by September 4. We also will be accepting student artwork submissions throughout the semester.  If you have any questions or are curious about how to join the UGS staff, we will have a call-out meeting on August 28 at 6 pm in Ballantine Hall by the globe on the bottom floor.  If you cannot make this meeting and are interested in learning more or joining, contact Lauren Conkling at leconkli@indiana.edu or undergraduate.scholar@gmail.com. 

IU Ethics Bowl Team - Recruiting new members

The IU Poynter Center is seeking four new members for its undergraduate Ethics Bowl Team. The team, which traditionally includes a mix of majors and years, spends two months analyzing and preparing positions on more than a dozen real-world ethical cases, and then engages rival teams in a regional competition in early November. If they place well enough at the regional level (which they often do), they continue on to the spring competition at the annual meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics.

Do you know an undergraduate who enjoys lively discussion, analysis, and argumentation, both theoretical and applied? Direct them to read more about the Ethics Bowl Team and how to apply here:http://poynter.indiana.edu/ethicsbowl.shtml.

The Hutton Honors College will host a mock Ethics Bowl event on the night of Wednesday, August 29. Click here for more details: http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hdextra/fall12/debate.php