This workshop will help you create a schedule that works for YOU. Find when you work best, what your biggest challenges to time management are, and how to prioritize. This workshop will also help you make SMART goals, learn the difference between long-term and short-term planning, and let you see that big picture. Call 309-438-7100 or stop by the Visor Center to sign up!

Olympia High School Band and Illinois State University Symphonic BandFeaturing traditional Spanish music with graduate trumpet soloist, Alexis Piña, along with music by Franz Von Suppe, John Mackey, and David Gillingham’s With Heart and Voice.For additional information contact Band Office (309) 438-2166To purchase tickets

Student recital

LGBTQIA2S+ youth, including college students, are among the most at-risk groups for mental health challenges, housing and food insecurity, and domestic violence, because of the ways in which society’s support systems fail to see and value them. Formerly known as Safe Zone, Intro to Queer Allyship is a knowledge-level workshop focusing on using terminology appropriately, understanding the relationship between sex, gender, and sexuality, and identifying resources available to support Queer Redbirds (faculty, staff, and students) at Illinois State University. This workshop is tailored to faculty, staff, and graduate assistants with teaching responsibilities or other student-facing roles, particularly within Academic Affairs. Registration is Required.Outcomes Understand what resources are most appropriate to support LGBTQIAS2+ students and colleagues. Become more familiar with LGBTQIA2S+ terminology Artifact Participants will answer two take-away/action items as they leave:     To support my LGBTQIAS2+ students colleagues at ISU, I will…     To further my education about LGBTQIAS2+ issues, I will… 

For students, faculty, and staff. Attendees will learn more about the budget redesign project and guiding principles that will govern the redesign. For more information and to find the latest updates, visit the RISE Website. Same event is also being held on April 22 at 3 p.m. in Brown Ballroom I of the Bone Student Center.

Join SERC (Students Ending Rape Culture) on Wednesday April 23 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. to participate in the Clothesline Project. The event will be held near the flagpole on the ISU quad. Shirts made by sexual assault survivors will be hung from a clothesline. We invite survivors to create a T-shirt if they feel comfortable enough. What is Clothesline Project? The Clothesline Project is a visual display of violence statistics that often go ignored. Each shirt is made by a survivor of violence or by someone who has lost a loved one to violence. The display of survivors’ shirts provides a space for their story to be heard by others.