Central Calendar

Any staff or student who uses GI benefits is encouraged to attend this free lunch and learn event.  Discussions will focus around fiscal changes to the Bill, and questions will be addressed. Discussions will take place at 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

Any staff or student who uses GI benefits is encouraged to attend this free lunch and learn event. Discussions will focus around fiscal changes to the Bill, and questions will be addressed. Discussions will take place at 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

Are you in a Healthy Relationship?

Stop by the Haven Project’s table and learn about the different aspects of healthy relationships. Pick up information about what resources are offered here at IUP. 

Through rousing live musical performance and integrated video projection, Respect tells the life story of the anointed Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin.

Join us for a discussion on relationships.  Are you in a healthy relationship?   Learn the characteristics of an unhealthy relationship and what resources are available to help.  

Attendance vouchers are available upon request.

Join us for a fun night of trivia.

Have you always had a dream to start your own business but didn’t know where to start?

This workshop will help aspiring entrepreneurs to begin the process of successful business ownership including evaluating business ideas, developing a business plan, and exploring financing options. The cost is $15, but the fee is waived for veterans and the unemployed.

For more information, call 724-357-7915 or email iup-sbdc@iup.edu. To register, visit the IUP Small Business Development Center Seminars online store.

Listen as several panelists talk about their experiences in dealing with addiction from different perspectives. You’ll hear the personal story of panelists who found the road to recovery and the journey faced by family members who have been touched by a loved one’s addiction.  

Are you concerned about a friend or loved one who uses alcohol or drugs?  Marianne Cubeta and Becky Perkovich, Certified Family Recovery Specialists, will provide recovery coaching and peer support for anyone touched by addiction. 

Celebrate the generosity of those who invest in the IUP experience at the IUP Thank a Donor Day festivities.

Enjoy refreshments, grab some food, write out a postcard to thank someone who has given to IUP, and get a free t-shirt (while supplies last).

Open your mind. Manage your stress. Learn Mindfulness & Meditation.  This is class two of a four class session.

Increasing awareness about Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, care, and treatment in the LGBTQIA community. 

Audience: Undergraduate and Graduate. Description. APA 7^th edition was released in October 2019.  This workshop will introduce students to APA documentation style and the changes in the 7^th edition, including how to quote and summarize from an original source.

If you registered only for winter classes or registered for your winter and spring classes during the Drop/Add period this year, your tuition bill is due on February 20. Pay it by logging in to MyIUP to access your EasyPay account.

This is the final day to pay your tuition bill without any late fees. The bill will include anticipated financial aid amounts, even though the actual aid will not disburse until the Drop/Add period to change your class schedule ends on January 28, 2020. If your anticipated aid is greater than the money owed for winter and spring, no payment is required.

Be sure to pay your bill on time if you can. If you leave a balance on your account, you may not be able to schedule your classes for the next semester. Contact the Bursar’s Office at 724-357-2207 or send an email bursars-office@iup.edu if you have any questions about your bill.

If you registered for winter 2019–20 classes, your billing statement on IUP EasyPay will show the tuition due for that term under Previous terms. Both winter and spring tuition is due at this time.

TrumpetFest features performances by IUP trumpet students and music faculty.  Student recitals will be held on FEB 20 and 21.  On Saturday, February 22 the Trumpet Studio Recital will be held and 4:00 and Dr. Kevin Eisensmith's faculty trumpet recital will be be held at 8:00 pm.  All events will be held in Gorell Recital Hall and are free to the public.

Free Admission

The Just Paws Therapy Dogs will be on campus today. Stop and see your canine friends.

Join University College and LEAD Peer Mentors for this event in your Residence Hall.

Victims and Survivors of violence are encouraged to come and design a t-shirt that will be anonymously displayed as part of the Haven Project's Take Back the Night to raise awareness of sexual violence and domestic violence, along with showing support for victims and survivors of those violent crimes. 

This workshop is only for victims and survivors of sexual violence or domestic violence.  It is anonymous (no names need to be given) and all materials will be provided.

Test your mad TRIVIA skills.  Individuals and teams are welcome.  Snacks and prizes are available.  Hosted by Young Life and the Multicultural Center.

TrumpetFest features performances by IUP trumpet students and music faculty.  Student recitals will be held on FEB 20 and 21.  On Saturday, February 22 the Trumpet Studio Recital will be held and 4:00 and Dr. Kevin Eisensmith's faculty trumpet recital will be be held at 8:00 pm.  All events will be held in Gorell Recital Hall and are free to the public.

Free Admission

The College of Education and Communications Impact Award recognizes and honors alumni and friends who have demonstrated illustrious professional accomplishments, outstanding character, and a commitment to community service and philanthropy. Through their extraordinary achievements, they have established a lasting legacy of excellence.

The Impact Award serves to inspire our current students. It is a symbol of the respect and admiration held by the College of Education and Communications for these celebrated alumni and friends.

Interested in quitting vaping or smoking?  We offer free nicotine replacement therapy, a quit plan tailored to your needs, supportive coaching and guidance, and stress management tips. Classes conducted by Diana Mihalcik, Adagio Health.  Register by calling 724-357-1265, emailing atod-oasis@iup.edu, or texting 724-541-6997.

The Elephant in the Room: Conversation and Action for Diversity, Inclusion and Equity in the Classroom and Beyond

Workshop: Safe Zone Certificate Training

Participants need to complete the on-line orientation prior to the "in person’ orientation." by Monday, February 10^th at 9 am

(www.iup.edu/safezone) 

Elephant in the Room: Safe Zone Certificate

Join us for a panel with a dynamically, intersectional group that will share their perspectives and strategies navigating systems that affect Latinx people in the workplace. African-American, Latinx, individuals of color, and allies are welcome to attend.

TrumpetFest features performances by IUP trumpet students and music faculty.  Student recitals will be held on FEB 20 and 21.  On Saturday, February 22 the Trumpet Studio Recital will be held and 4:00 and Dr. Kevin Eisensmith's faculty trumpet recital will be be held at 8:00 pm.  All events will be held in Gorell Recital Hall and are free to the public.

Free Admission

TrumpetFest features performances by IUP trumpet students and music faculty.  Student recitals will be held on FEB 20 and 21.  On Saturday, February 22 the Trumpet Studio Recital will be held and 4:00 and Dr. Kevin Eisensmith's faculty trumpet recital will be be held at 8:00 pm.  All events will be held in Gorell Recital Hall and are free to the public.

Free Admission

Trumpet players of all ages (beginning with 7th graders) are invited to attend Trumpet Day, which will include a warm-up session, rehearsals, clinics, and a recital presented by guest artist Rex Richardson.

$15 Registration

Learn how to be an active bystander and reduce the risk of someone becoming a victim of violence.  Become a volunteer with The Haven Project and staff information tables on campus. You can make a difference! 

What's Your Green Dot? 

Readings will be done two days after the initial test at the same time and location.  If you do not get the test read within 48 to 72 hours, the testing will need repeated.

The IUP Health Service is located on the ground floor of SOME.The test is free to all IUP students who have paid a wellness fee. 

If receiving the test outside of the denoted times, there will be a $15 charge.

Plagued with anxiety, depression, and suicide, young people today are growing up in a constantly changing world that’s becoming increasingly unadaptable. Quarter Life Crisis searches to discover the causes and dispel the myths of modern society’s hardships, including misguided parenting, endless comparisons of lives over social media, and established institutions no longer guaranteeing happiness and prosperity.

Emanuel is the untold story of the victims and survivors of the Charleston Church shooting that killed nine church members.  Directed by Brian Ivie, this 2019 documentary features interviews with survivors and family members and examines the history of race relations in Charleston.  This event is free and all are welcome and encouraged to attend.  Discussion to follow the film.  Free snacks provided.

Hosted by:  Queer Colors, Pride Alliance, LGBTQIA+ Support, Lutheran Student Movement, Graduate Student Assembly and The Center for Multicultural Student Leadership and Engagement.