Events

Join us for a discussion featuring Kevin Jones and Terry Dibble about AI and the Media. This event is part of Media Literacy Week. Learn more.

Take a break and join us for this cozy, fall event with apple cider, mini pumpkins and more.

Led b Joe Rubin, join us in the Summerville Room and via Zoom (link: https://iu.zoom.us/j/88942375908).

Join us on Main Street for swag, facts, handouts, free books from BCPL Book Express. This even is part of Media Literacy Week. 

Get a free copy of the award-winning student literary magazine and hear readings from the contributors.  Meet us on the CLC Lawn. (Rain location: Summerville Room)

Join us as the director of the Indiana Office of School Safety, Julie Q. Smith, presents an inside look at the legislative shifts, the role of SROs, key court decisions, and new statewide preventio...Read more

“. . . generational change is not just about individual people changing; it’s about cultural norms shifting.” - Jean Twenge, Generations (2023)

Mark your calendars for a night dedicated to baseball and supporting the future of our Crimson Pride student-athletes! 

IU Columbus Career Services and the Criminal Justice degree program invite students from all majors to an informative career discussion featuring Sergeant Stephen Wheeles from the Indiana State Pol...Read more

Good instructional design is never really finished, and you will likely iterate on your course as you learn more.

Chapters 4 to 6 (pages 95 - 173) - lunch provided Book discussion facilitated by Mark Jaime, Associate Professor, Psychology; Director, Undergraduate Psychology Program, IU Columbus

Join U Bring Change 2 Mind on Main Street, 1-3 p.m., to donate to a food drive or just have a chat and learn about mental health resources on campus.

Come out and support IU Columbus Psychology students as they present their capstone projects.

Now that you have grasped the basics of designing and iterating on your course, it’s time to take a deep dive into the Universal Design for Learning framework.

Chapters 7 to 9 and Conclusion (pages 174 - 243) - lunch provided Book discussion facilitated by Liz daSilva, Associate Professor, Psychology, IU Columbus