IU International Studies Undergraduate Association

Tonight at 6:30 call out meeting in GISB 1060! There will be cookies from Baked!

SGIS is hosting Trevor Gunn from Medtronics next Tuesday, April 19 from 12:00-1:00 in GA 1060. He is the Vice President of International Relations for Medtronic, the world's largest medical technology company. He is looking to meet with students to talk about the importance of foreign language and regional expertise in international business. The format will be a casual, round table discussion with free lunch provided to all participants. Come one, come all!

Thomas Park Clement, an impressive figure in the world of health patents, is giving a talk this Thursday at 4:00 pm in SGIS 2067. Anyone is welcome to attend! You can learn more about him at: http://holtinternational.org/blog/2011/06/all-through-adoption/.

All Through Adoption - Holt International Blog

The R**e Culture group from I421 presented crazy, eye-opening information on r**e culture here at IU and in Bloomington. Surveys taken from students and data from criminal files were all attributes to this group's hard work. Prepare to get your mind blown, because as the numbers suggest, r**e culture is among us and starts with us.

http://changetheculture.acgmodelers.com

Change the Culture | End R**e Culture Research Ideas Arts & Crafts

Next Tuesday, April 5th, Career Services will be hosting a “Global Alumni Career Networking Night” from 7:00-9:00PM in the Frangipani Room at the IMU. The goal is to connect students with recent SGIS alumni in a wide variety of industries. This is a great chance to learn about different career paths available after graduation, and network with recent alumni who may be working in a field of interest. The event will begin with roundtable discussions so that the students can meet with each panelist. Following that, there will be an informal (and optional) networking session with dessert provided.

Please see the attached flyer for more information regarding panelists, etc. This event is open to students of any major or year in school; you do not have to be directly related to SGIS in order to attend. Professional business dress is highly recommended.

Dr. Kane, Professor of the Department of International Studies had contributed to a environmental report, "Reflections and Recommendations on Nature in the City: An Ethnographic Project in Four Bloomington, Indiana Parks" is the first international studies green space working group. To learn more about green spaces in our locality click on the link: "Nature and City Final Report," which you can find under "Service Learning Projects" on the following link!

http://www.indiana.edu/~intlweb/resources/

Department of International Studies: Resources Department of International Studies

ISUA will be hosting a Capstone panel event combined with a Q & A session about the new BA/MA degree in International Studies!
The first half will be a panel discussion with fellow IS students discussing the process of finishing their capstone project.
There will also be a light dinner served!
Tomorrow @ 6:00-7:30pm in the Conference room by the GISB Atrium.

International Studies Capstone Panel and BA/MA Q&A!
November 4 @ 6:00-7:30pm
We will be hosting a Capstone panel event combined with a question and answer session about the new BA/MA degree in International Studies! The first half will be a panel discussion with fellow IS students discussing the process of finishing their capstone project. The second half of the meeting, at approximately 6:45, will be a question and answer session with Dr. Kenney, the IS Chair, regarding the new BA/MA degree. Come prepared with some questions!

Welcome to the new IUSA page, unfortunately we no longer have access to the older pages so please ignore them! This will be the most up to date information!