Transition Announcement: This tweet is to notify everyone that this Twitter account will transfer to the 2021-2022 GPSG President on Saturday, May 1, 2021.
All tweets following that date belong to the incoming GPSG President Valentina Luketa.
Remember IUB's 2023 Preparing Future Faculty Conference is this FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd from 8:30-5 PM in the IMU. We are thrilled the PFF conference is returning in-person and have a fantastic lineup. We hope to see you all there.
Registration and details: https://t.co/H6G2Fcx3v0
Our first planning committee meeting will be TONIGHT from 5-6PM in KSISR 100. If you are interested in helping plan the conference, stop on by. If you can't make it, email PFF fellow Ben Gallati ([email protected]) to get involved. Hope to see you there.
“To our students, please know you will always be the center of the universe,” incoming IU President Pamela Whitten said at the Board of Trustees meeting. “Thank you for the opportunity of a lifetime.”
Learn more about her:
https://t.co/2seGNBtpXo
A visionary scholar and accomplished educator - Pamela Whitten will become Indiana University's 19th president on July 1, 2021.
Welcome to the IU family, President-Elect Whitten! ⚪🔴
The Indiana University Board of Trustees has named Pamela Whitten as the university's next president. A visionary scholar and accomplished educator, Whitten will become IU's 19th president on July 1, 2021.
https://t.co/kuyx85YW4O
IU has more than 1,000 COVID-19 vaccine appointments open tomorrow for students, faculty and staff, according to IU spokesperson Chuck Carney.
If you haven't scheduled your first vaccine dose, check for an email or text message from IU with a special link to schedule.
🚨Vaccine Alert🚨 IU Students wanting to schedule a COVID-19 vaccine can get an appointment as soon as Tues 4/13 @ Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. To schedule call 812-856-1919 or look for a text from 45179 or an email from [email protected] sent last week with a unique link
"Because the vaccination doesn't take just one person - it takes a community."
Hoosiers sat down with us to tell us why they chose to get the COVID-19 vaccine. ❤️