Document 6597971

Date: November 7, 2014
E-Newsletter
DID YOU KNOW?
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International Education Week and IU World's Fare 2014
IU World's Fare - November 13; 5-8 at the IMU (Alumni Hall)
Food—culture—performance! First food tickets free for students with IU ID. $4 for additional tickets and public.
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International Education Week - November 10-14
http://ois.iu.edu/events-programs/education-week.shtml
http://ois.iu.edu/events-programs/fare.shtml
EVENTS
Cafezinho!
Portuguese language hour will take place every Friday from 4 - 6 PM in the IMU Starbucks. Come out and
practice your Portuguese with speakers of all levels!
Much Obliged: Amazonian Ritual Dependencies
November 7; 4 - 5:30pm in the Student Building, room 150
A Lecture by Christopher Ball who comes from Notre Dame to discuss four classic models of dependency
applied to ethnographic data from Central Brazil, and the relation between indigenous ritual techniques and
protest against environmental destruction and other such forces.
Annual Benefit Dinner
November 8; 6-8pm at Willkie Auditorium
Join us for food, live performances, Jeopardy, Raffle Giveaways, and cultural interactive African dancing. This is
a cocktail attire event. Proceeds will go towards the Suku Foundation Ghana. Students: $10/door and Adults:
$15/door.
Dr. Terrell Strayhorn - Graduate Mentoring Program Speaker
November 10; 10-11:30am at La Casa
Come have a conversation with Dr. Terrell Strayhorn, whose research and scholarship covers a broad range of
topics, including diversity in higher education, student development, educational leadership, STEM, minority
topics, including diversity in higher education, student development, educational leadership, STEM, minority
students, educational policy development.
“Otra Cosa no Hay” A film by IU Law Professor Christiana Ochoa
November 10; 7pm at the IU Cinema
The water-rich highlands of the Colombian Páramo de Santurbán are nearly pristine, evidently preserved by the
traditional mining communities inhabiting the region. The delicate balance maintained between economic needs,
exploitable natural resources, and environmental protection has recently been disrupted by the arrival of foreign
large-scale mining companies. Otra Cosa No Hay (There is Nothing Else) transports its audiences to this remote
region of Colombia in order to provide complex insights into the conflicts between local people, foreign
companies and environmentalists over the proper use of Colombia’s natural treasures. Professor Jeffrey Gould
will provide commentary after the film showing, and Christiana Ochoa will be present for a Q&A. (HD
presentation)
Kelley Lunch & Learn
November 11; 11:30am - 1pm at La Casa
Is business the right fit for me? ◦ What can I do with a business degree? ◦ Is it impossible to get into Kelley? ◦
What does Kelley have to offer? The Kelley School is comprised of a diverse group of students representing a
number of different career aspirations. Come, learn and get these questions answered. Admissions staff will be
on hand to talk to you about majors, curriculum, student experience, career services and admissions. Current
students will also be on hand to answer your questions. This is a great networking opportunity! Please RSVP by
emailing Brittani Wilson at wilsobri@indiana.edu. (Food will be provided)
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Math and Writing Tutoring
November 11; 6-8pm at La Casa
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Gamma Phi Omega Study Tables
November 11; 6-8pm at La Casa
Stay the semester strong with your studies and join the Ladies of Gamma Phi Omega for study tables. Every
Tuesday from 6-8pm. For more information contact gpo@indiana.edu.
Latino Film Series “Gloria” (2013)
November 12; 7:30pm in the Classrooms Office Building (800 E. 3rd) room 272
In this Chilean drama, Gloria, a 58-year-old divorcee, meets Rodolfo, a man seven years her senior who cannot
give up his co-dependent relationship with his ex-wife and two daughters. Sponsors: Latino Studies and La
Casa.
Math and Writing Tutoring
November 13; 6-8pm at La Casa
"Municipal Performance in Latin America: The Role of the Mayor"
November 14; 2pm at Wylie Hall 005
Professor Avellaneda's research presents the first empirical study in a Latin-American country on the effects of
managerial quality upon municipal performance in terms of education and local finances. The study assesses the
influence of mayoral qualifications—education and job-related experience—on school enrollment and expansion
of local revenues.
Grupo de teatro VIDA
Grupo de Teatro VIDA will be having its second and final performance this season at the IndyFringe Basile
theater in Indianapolis on November 14-15 starting at 7:30 pm. Admission is free. Be invited to visit the
IndyFringe website for more information on our show and on how to arrive at the theater.
IndyFringe website for more information on our show and on how to arrive at the theater.
http://www.indyfringe.org/encerrados-or-close-quarters
Study Abroad Talk
November 18; 6:30pm at La Casa
What are the advantages of study abroad? What are some of the study abroad opportunities available through
the Office of Overseas Study in Latin America, Spain or across the world? What are the requirements for these
programs and what type of funding is available? All of these questions and more will be discussed at La Casa.
OTHER EVENTS ON CAMPUS
Take it to the Floor: Cultural Dance Night
November 7; 7:13pm at Teter NST
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc presents events related to the theme: “Around the World in Seven Days.” Join us
& a few talents of specialized dance as we learn the moves of ethnic populations from around the world!
Native American Beading Workshop
November 8; 10am-5pm at the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (FNECC)at 712 E. 8th Street
Join us in this beading work-shop. In order to register, please call FNECC at (812) 855-4814. Or you can also
email them: fnecc@indiana.edu
Potpourri of the Arts
November 8; 8pm at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre
Potpourri's purpose is to embody the spirit of African American performance via our three ensembles; the African
American Dance Company, the African American Choral Ensemble and the IU Soul Revue. Each ensemble will
perform individually. These individual sets are sure to exhilarate the audience. Adult tickets are $20 and student
(limit 2 per student ID) and child (12 & under) tickets are $10.
Cherokee Basketry Workshop
November 9; 10am-5pm at the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (FNECC)at 712 E. 8th Street
Join us for a Basketry workshop. In order to register, please call FNECC at (812) 855-4814. Or you can also
email them: fnecc@indiana.edu.
Olympic hero Billy Mills to visit IU Bloomington for 'Running Brave' screening at IU Cinema
November 10; 12:45-2:00pm at the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center
Please join us for a reception to honor Billy Mills prior to the free showing of ‘Running Brave.’ FNECC Address:
712 East 8th Street, Bloomington, Indiana 47408
International Spouses Circle: Raising Children in a Bilingual Environment
November 11; 12-1:30pm at the Monroe County Public Library (Room 1c)
The Spouses Circle invites you to join us on , for a conversation with Prof. Martha Nyikos, faculty member at the
School of Education, who will talk to us about the challenges that often come with raising children in a bilingual
environment.
Lecture by Dr. Christina Snyder
November 11; 12:45-1:45pm FNECC at 712 East 8th Street
Native American Graduate Students Association (NAGSA) invites you to their Luncheon Lecture Studies. Dr.
Christina Snyder is a professor at Indiana University for the Department of History and the Department of
American Studies.
American Studies.
Lamp Fest
November 12; 5-7pm at La Casa
Get out of your normal Wednesday routine and come to the 1st annual LAMP FEST!!! Next week, LAMP SAB will
sponsor a carnival event at La Casa. Come play ridiculously fun carnival games put on by some of your favorite
student groups. Come paint pumpkins, bob for apples, decorate cookies, play corn hole, and SO MUCH MORE!
LGBTQ International Student Support Group
November 12; 7pm at GLBTSSS
Come and enjoy pizza and a selection of short films from our PRIDE collection. We’re a warm friendly group of
international students and allies. Share experiences and raise questions in a safe, confidential, and warming
environment. You don’t have to be identified as LGBT to come to this group.
NAGSA Luncheon Speaker Series with Ed Kabotie
November 13; 12-1pm at the FNECC
Action and Success in Higher Education
November 13; 7pm at the IMU (Persimmon Room)
Come hear a panel discussion on creating greater access to college for underrepresented students.
Panel Discussion: The Politics of Midwestern Meat: Labor, Business, and the Environment
November 13; 7:30pm at the IMU (Georgian Room)
The modern meat industry, which revolves around giant slaughterhouses, feedlots, and Concentrated Animal
Feeding Operations (factory farms), has always been the subject of controversy. It is rare, however, for the
various parties to come together in one room face-to-face, to discuss issues including sustainability, plant
working conditions, immigration, nutrition, human health, animal welfare, and contract farming. This event
features a panel of speakers from Indiana and beyond with diverse and sometimes conflicting perspectives on
these issues.
“Journey of the Human Spirit”
Ed Kabotie (Hopi and Santa Clara Pueblo) Artist and Musician
November 14; 4:30pm at the Mathers Museum of World Cultures, , 416 N. Indiana Avenue
Sponsors: First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (FNECC), Native American and Indigenous Studies
(NAIS), IUB College of Arts and Sciences, Native American Graduate Students Association (NAGSA), IUB
Department of Anthropology, IUB Department of American Studies, Mathers Museum of World Cultures, WFHB
Bloomington Community Radio
Concert with Ed Kabotie
November 15; 7pm at the Fine Arts Building (BL157) Auditorium (Room 015)
Free admission. Sponsors: First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (FNECC), Native American and
Indigenous Studies (NAIS), IUB College of Arts and Sciences, Native American Graduate Students Association
(NAGSA), IUB Department of Anthropology, IUB Department of American Studies, Mathers Museum of World
Cultures, WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
NAGSA Luncheon Speaker Series with Joseph Stahlman
November 20; 12:45 pm to 1:45 pm at FNECC
Gourd Beading Workshop with Larry Kincer
November 22; 1- 6 pm at the FNECC
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INTERNSHIPS, EMPLOYMENT, VOLUNTEER, ETC
OPPORTUNITES
Success in a Changing World
November 10; 4-5:30pm at the IMU (Frangipani)
Learn how four successful IU alums are making an impact, and how you can too! Meet and talk with: a) U.S.
State Department spokesperson b) A molecular microbiologist c) An international media marketing and finance
executive with Bloomberg d) A C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group environmental advocate. This is event is
FREE and no RSVP is required.
Interested in a Career in Community Organizing?
November 12; 8pm EST, Webinar
To learn more, please sign up for our webinar with the Direct Action and Research Training (DART):
www.thedartcenter.org/events.
Associate Director, Groups Scholars Program, Academic Support and Advising (Job Opening)
Deadline: November 12
Job Summary: This Associate Director position reports to the Director of the Groups Scholars Program (GSP).
The GPS is an entity within the Office of the Vice President of Diversity Equity and Multicultural Affairs
responsibility center. For more information please visit the website: https://jobs.iu.edu/joblisting/index.cfm?
jlnum=12538&search=2.
Professionalism Untied: Race & Ethnicity in the Workplace
November 18; 5pm at Wilkie Auditorium
Come hear information on questions related to race/ethnicity and professionalism.
Accepting Applications for Starcom MediaVest Group: Future Leaders Program
Deadline: November 21
Held in February, the Future Leaders Program is a 2-day intensive look at media career opportunities at Starcom
MediaVest Group; primarily designed for minority students in their final year of college. Students are immersed
in media training and case study reviews to explore the role they might experience as entry level employees
upon graduating. The sessions end with fulltime interviews and potential for placement upon graduation. For
more information please visit their websites: www.smvgroup.com, www.starcomusa.com, www.sparksmg.com.
Research Survey
My name is Ana-Christina Acosta Gaspar de Alba (acostaa@imail.iu.edu) and I am a recent alumna of IU. I am
currently working on my master's degree and am conducting research for my pedagogy class on student codeswitching. It would be completely anonymous and very useful for me. Here is the link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FP5L95B. Appreciate your help.
Price Benowitz Social Justice Scholarships
Deadline: December 15
$1000 scholarship for college students who plan to pursue a post-secondary degree. For more information
please visit: http://pricebenowitzlaw.com/opportunities/#ixzz3IMy0EJDD
HotelsCheap.org
http://www.hotelscheap.org/scholarship
http://www.hotelscheap.org/scholarship
Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr. Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders 2014-2015 Academic Year
https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=2P36mpOQN*1Dwpml7gsAYA#
RMHC® /HACER® National Scholarship
http://www.meencanta.com/hacer/en/index.html
Portuguese at IU / Spring 2015
Add a Portuguese class to your curriculum in Spring 2015. At IU, we have a vibrant Portuguese department with
fun cultural activities throughout the year. If you are in the field of Spanish, Latino Studies or Latin American
Studies, or if you are interested in possibly attending graduate school at some point—it will definitely be to your
advantage to have studied Portuguese. Portuguese is spoken all over the world and is the official language in
several countries (not just Portugal and Brazil). It is the 6th most spoken language in the world, with over 260
million speakers. Students who have knowledge of Spanish usually start at P135 (Intensive Portuguese), but if
you feel you should be placed at a higher level, contact me and we will arrange a placement interview. If you are
a Spanish major, you may count a Portuguese class towards your Spanish major. Or you may consider adding a
Portuguese minor or major, independently from your major. For more information see attachment!
Indiana University Bloomington Libraries Director of University and Records Management, Assistant
Library/Associate Librarian/Full Librarian
Review of applications will begin Friday, November 14, 2014. The position will remain open until filled.
Interested candidates should review the application requirements and submit their application at:
https://indiana.peopleadmin.com. Questions regarding the position or application process can be directed to:
Jennifer Chaffin, Director of Human Resources, Libraries Human Resources, Herman B Wells Library 201,
Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405 - Phone: 812-855-8196 - Fax: 812-855-2576 - Email:
libpers@indiana.edu.
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SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK
Course Announcement: G306 "Issues in Latin America, the Caribbean and Contemporary Cuba"
This interdisciplinary course is a partnership between the Indiana University Office of Overseas Studies, the
Department of Geography and the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS), El Instituto
Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (ICAP), the Central University of Villa Clara, Cuba and the Bloomington
sister city program, Cubamistad. The course includes two weeks of field studies in Cuba and will count for social
science credit for most majors. For details, see URL:
https://iabroad.iu.edu/istart/controllers/inquiry/InquiryEngine.cfm?
serviceid=ProgramSearchProvider&tab=1&programid=585
SPEA in Cuba
March 13 - 21, 2014
SPEA is pleased to be offering a one-of-a-kind Spring Break course (V482) in Havana, Cuba, as part of the
spring semester honors section of National and International Policy (S160) taught by Professor Dan Preston.
Havana is the capital, largest city and economic heart of Cuba. It is the location of the Cuban Government,
several cultural sites and historically significant locales, as well as many important businesses and institutions.
The city provides a broad spectrum of learning opportunities. Furthermore, visiting Cuba is a unique experience
and especially relevant for comparative policy studies given its proximity to the U.S. and dramatically different
government structure. For more information, check out their
website. Website: http://www.indiana.edu/~spea/spea_abroad/Spring_Break_Abroad_Programs/Cuba/index.sht
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To learn more about La Casa’s programs see our webpage:
http://www.indiana.edu/~lacasa/
715 E. 7th Street, Bloomington, IN 47408
812-855-0174
lacasa@indiana.edu