Student Events

Criminology and Criminal Justice Professor, Dr. Mark Hamm, will give a presentation about the 9-11 terrorists and how terrorism has changed since then and discuss current trends, such as lone wolf terrorism. Dr. Hamm is a leader in the realm of terrorism and has researched and publish on the topic extensively. Dr. Hamm has also given presentations and lectures to numerous organizations across Europe and in the United States.

This event focuses on students needing research help with end-of-semester research/writing assignments. This 3-hour evening drop-in event provides lots of options! Librarians and consultants from the Math and Writing Center can work with students and their assignments. Students can also just take a break! Student Health Promotions will provide stress reduction tips and some yoga, no experience necessary. The very popular therapy dogs will return from 8-9pm. Games, coloring books and snacks should take care of the rest of their anxieties.

Come learn more about the cultures of Indiana State University students, faculty, staff and community members from around the world at the 6th Annual Heritage Day Fair and also enjoy the performance of the Ghanian Percussion Master Bernard Woma. There will be stage performances, cultural exhibits, and flavors to sample.

For more information, please contact Pam (Pamela.Tabor@indstate.edu).