Student Events

This is a free, open event but registration is required.

Carolyn Snow is the director of risk management at Humana Inc., a Fortune 100 company. She has been with Humana for 15 years and previously served as vice president of marketing at Aon Risk Services and in underwriting and marketing management positions with Fireman’s Fund and Cigna P&C.

The Risk Manager in Residence program at the Scott College of Business is supported by a grant from the Spencer Educational Foundation.

Come and see what's new at the Language Learning Lab! Come for Pizza, Chinese tea and music, and learn more about what you can do in the LLLab. The LLLab in Root Hall A-107 offers tutoring for students in beginning foreign language and English as a Second Language courses. It's also a great place to study, watch international television or try out a new language using Mango Languages.

Celebration of the Year of Monkey

Come and celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year with Chinese Scholar and Student Association. They will serve traditional Chinese food and have great shows for everyone. Tickets will be sold from Feb. 1-6 in Hulman Memorial Student Union from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. There will be a discount for ISU students.

The second seminar for the ICS seminar season will be given by Ryan Seddon, a graduate student in biology at ISU. Among other things, Ryan will be talking about efforts to reduce highway mortality for turtles of the Wabashiki wetland area near West Terre Haute. We hope to see you there.

The American Democracy Project invites students, staff and faculty to participate.  We will be holding a modified "maucus" (mock caucus) for the Republican presidential race. Televised returns of the New Hampshire primary will be available after the programming. Refreshments are provided as well.

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THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES is a play based off interviews done by Eve Ensler. The show features moving stories from a wide range of women filled with laughter and heart-wrenching truth. ALL proceeds from the show go to the local CODA and the VDAY Foundation to help end violence against women and children. Everyone is welcome to attend, but there are mature themes and language. Tickets are $5 with an ISU ID and $10 without. Fore more information, follow us on Facebook at Vagina Monologues 2016 ISU.

THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES is a play based off interviews done by Eve Ensler. The show features moving stories from a wide range of women filled with laughter and heart-wrenching truth. ALL proceeds from the show go to the local CODA and the VDAY Foundation to help end violence against women and children. Everyone is welcome to attend, but there are mature themes and language. Tickets are $5 with an ISU ID and $10 without. Fore more information, follow us on Facebook at Vagina Monologues 2016 ISU.