Take a look at all the opportunities in the departments of Anthropology, English, History, Modern Languages & Classics, and Philosophy & Religious Studies.
It's the fifth annual Star Party, Tuesday, September 13, 2022 from 5-7 PM outside on the patio of the North West residence hall, across from the Duck Pond. Free pizza provided.
Find Your Tribe!
- African-American Studies
- Women & Gender Studies
- Language Clubs in Spanish, Japanese, German, etc.
- Student Anti-Racism and Intersectionality Advisory Council
- Office of Health Promotion and Advocacy
- Public History program
- Health Humanities program
- Professional Writing program
- Applied Linguistics program
- Immersive Learning classes in publishing and activism, like Broken Plate, Digital Literature Review, Stance, and POP
- Applied Anthropology Lab
- Academic advisors and faculty from the humanities
- Ball State Counseling Center
- Black Student Association
- Spectrum
- Latinx Student Union
- Alliance for Disability Awareness
- Immersive Learning
- and more!
Star Party is for:
- students living in the new Humanities LLC in North West residence hall
- undecided students
- freshmen and sophomore humanities majors who want to get more involved in their major or minor
- introverts who dread activity fairs because you have to walk right up to people and chat with them
- students who are unapologetically interested in social responsibility, feminism, and big ideas, who are into making art, speaking other languages, understanding history, and making a difference in the 21st century
Check out our website at www.bsu.edu/starparty.
This event is sponsored by the Humanities Compass Advantage, the College of Sciences and Humanities, the Humanities LLC, and Residence Life. Questions? Contact Prof. Cathy Day.