Conversation hours are a place where people interested in Italian language or culture gather! During this time we hang out, play games, learn about Italian culture and eat cookies! We prioritize speaking in Italian to practice our language skills, but no worries if you don't know any Italian! This is a great place to start learning, no strings attached. We always have an Italian language professor and La Tavola Executive Board members present to facilitate activities and conversation, answer questions, and provide language clarification. If you have grammar or any other type of language questions and clarifications this is the perfect place to ask. We are open to students and faculty of all interests and levels! We meet every Tuesday at 2-3 pm and Wednesdays at 12-1 pm in the Language Commons Room 227B in Stevenson Hall on campus. If you are a student in ITA 111, 112, 115, or 116, you receive credit points for your class grade when you attend and scan the QR code to track your attendance.Hosted by: La tavola/Italian ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://redbirdlife.illinoisstate.edu/event/10360132

Get tips from career advisors and an actual employer on how to conduct an interview with the Workforce Recruitment Program. The Workforce Recruitment Program connects federal and select private-sector employers nationwide with college students, graduate students, and recent graduates with disabilities who are seeking internships or permanent jobs. This program is coordinated by Career Services Cultural Career Network in conjunction with Student Access and Accommodation Services. Access this session Access this session via Zoom. Link coming soon. Special accommodations If you need special accommodations to participate, contact Career Services at (309) 438-2200.Hosted by: Career ServicesAdditional Information can be found at: https://redbirdlife.illinoisstate.edu/event/10310921

Come join us for our inaugural “Tea and DH” event, an opportunity to introduce yourself to Digital Humanities(/-interested) colleagues, as well as to discuss DH projects, practice, and ideas in a casual environment with tea and scones. Each meeting, we will have a featured project or topic. For this meeting, Dr. Camille Cole, assistant professor of history, will talk about her project: The Svoboda Diaries Project The Svoboda Diaries Project (SDP) is a long-term student-run digital humanities project based at the University of Washington. The project focuses on an unusual body of sources from late Ottoman Iraq. In addition to preservation and dissemination, current SDP initiatives include TEI, geoparsing in non-English contexts, NER in relation to ideas about bodies and health, and social network analysis. The presentation will last 10–15 minutes with time afterwards for questions and discussion.Hosted by: Milner LibraryAdditional Information can be found at: https://redbirdlife.illinoisstate.edu/event/10359304

Welcome! We host weekly team meetings in the DIGGS room from 3:30-4:00. This is a great opportunity for you to hear from the team executives & leads about what projects are currently going on and any upcoming events or otherwise important information. Hosted by: Solar Car Team, Illinois State UniversityAdditional Information can be found at: https://redbirdlife.illinoisstate.edu/event/10377827

Join the ACLU-ISU Chapter for a discussion on LGBTQIA+ Rights Throughout History in Schroeder Hall Room 201 from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM! Our discussion will cover the slow fight to get rights for the LGBTQIA+ community, modern day attacks on LGBTQIA+ rights across the country, how these attacks impact the health and safety of queer people, and methods we can take to protect LGBTQIA+ people whenever possible. Hope to see you there!Hosted by: American Civil Liberties UnionAdditional Information can be found at: https://redbirdlife.illinoisstate.edu/event/10399824

Redbird AWARE is a 2-hour self-defense introduction course for all genders. It includes prevention techniques and introductory self-defense options that may reduce the risk of exposure to violence. As an introduction to the physical aspects of self-defense, this program has a dual purpose:To prevent crimes of violence through education and training. To educate people about options that may help them avoid, escape, and survive attacks.If you need an accommodation to fully participate in this event, please contact University Police at isupolice@ilstu.edu. Please allow sufficient time to arrange the accommodation.Hosted by: University PoliceAdditional Information can be found at: https://redbirdlife.illinoisstate.edu/event/10204862