Apply for scholarships and awards

Did you know that IU has an IU Scholarships portal in One.iu that you can use to apply for scholarships and departmental awards? Go to One.IU  search for ‘Scholarships’ and choose ‘IU Scholarships’.

IMPORTANT:  The Math department’s Spring Awards can only be given to students who create a general application in One.IU in IU Scholarships. 

To get started, all undergraduate students will complete a general application.  This consists of answering 5 required questions and electronically signing before submitting.  The application contains many questions which are designed for incoming undergraduate applicants (future freshmen), please ignore questions that do not apply to you.  Continuing undergraduate students need only complete the 5 required questions.  This general application may be created at any time during the academic year. But, please complete it now for consideration for the Math dept’s spring awards.

NOTE: one of the required questions is whether you have or will file a FAFSA for the coming year.  Since some funding opportunities are given to students who demonstrate financial need, please consider filing the FAFSA to provide the greatest access to funding.   Another way to show financial need is having a job, be sure to include any employment in the application, in the question about jobs you have had and whether you plan to work or not next year.  Especially, if you are a UGI in Finite please mention it in your essay, this would be helpful for our faculty reviewers. Also, mention any economic hardship in the Essay section and how an award would help.

You will be sent emails from IU Scholarships about specific opportunities for which you are initially eligible, but may need to provide additional materials.  You can search the opportunities by searching ‘Mathematics’. Or, even better, take a look of our list of spring awards online and then search for specific opportunities you are interested in using the “our opportunities” search in the IU scholarships portal.

Start your general application today!  Search in One.IU for the tile “IU Scholarships” and plan to return regularly.

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Need academic help?

Check out this new website that will connect you to various Tutoring options: https://tutoring.indiana.edu/.

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Attending a virtual career fair? Here’s what you need to know

Are you planning to attend the College of Arts + Sciences Career + Internship Fair that’s coming up on February 11? Attending a virtual career fair gives you an edge in landing your next job or internship. The employers who attend IU career fairs want to hire IU students — and they’ll host virtual sessions to find the students they want to interview. Here are some tips for putting your best foot forward—before, during, and after a virtual fair.

Register for the Winter Career + Internship Fair

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Black History Month Kickoff

2021 Virtual Black History Month Kickoff

featuring Verdine White and Shelly Clark White

Friday, January 29, 2021

6:00 p.m. EST
The Indiana University Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, in collaboration with the Archives for African American Music and Culture, Office of the Provost, African American Arts Institute, and the city of Bloomington will kick off National Black History Month with a virtual event featuring greetings from IU and city leaders, award presentations, and musical performances.

Register below and plan to join us for a moderated virtual conversation with the legendary Shelly Clark White of the R&B-Soul sensation Honey Cone, and Verdine White, bassist for the incomparable Earth, Wind, and Fire. Prof. Tyron Cooper, director of the Archives for African American Music and Culture, will serve as moderator.

Register Today

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Summit Registration & Award Nominations are Now Open!

Register Now For the Summit Registration for the 2021 Statewide Summit on Women and Tech: Empower, Engage, Educate is now open! The Summit provides an opportunity to celebrate women & technology and to share, learn, engage with, and experience tech across a variety of skill levels and topics. Empowerment sessions are included to promote career success. This year, our virtual format allows statewide participation from anyone at no cost. Thanks to our sponsor Adobe, we will ship a limited number of gift boxes to those who register by February 16, 2021. So, Click or tap the button below to register today!

Register For the Summit

Nominate Faculty & Staff for Awards
We present two awards at the Summit to IU faculty and staff:
The Outstanding Faculty Mentor/Advocate Award is given to faculty at IUB who serve as mentors, sponsors, or advocates who motivate and encourage women students. The winner is chosen based on nominations submitted by students and colleagues.
The Outstanding Staff Mentor/Advocate honors IU staff members who have been recognized as a diligent and supportive mentors or advocates for women and technology by their peers.

Nominate Faculty & Staff

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Indiana Climate Fellows Program through Sustain IU

Applications Due February 19

You can prepare for a career in sustainability by participating in the Indiana Sustainability Development Program (ISDP) as an Indiana Climate Fellow. This is a paid fellowship opportunity for graduate and undergraduate students.
Learn more about this program.

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Career Coaching at the Walter Center

Career Coaching Link
You have several ways you can use career coaching, whether that’s traditional one-on-one appointments, quick drop-in coaching sessions, or getting your resume reviewed without a meeting.

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Job, Internships & More

Get started with Handshake
Are you looking for a summer work experience? Handshake is how College of Arts + Sciences students can explore job postings, schedule a meeting with a career coach, and attend virtual career fairs and find other events.

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Celebrating Alumni Contributions: A livestream with Disney CEO Bob Chapek, BA ‘81

Friday, February 19, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. ET
Join us on Friday, February 19, 2021 for an engaging conversation with Disney CEO Bob Chapek. A 1981 graduate of IU, Chapek will discuss his Northwest Indiana roots, his path to leading one of the world’s largest multimedia companies, and an array of other topics during this hour-long interview. The talk will be moderated by fellow IU alumnus Douglas Freeland and will offer an opportunity for audience questions. You can learn more and register at https://college.indiana.edu/landing-pages/chapek-interview.html.

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Race, Caste, and Inequality: A Conversation with Isabel Wilkerson

Wednesday, February 17, 2021
9:30 a.m.

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Join us for a conversation on race in America with an international perspective. Isabel Wilkerson, a Pulitzer Prize winner, best-selling author, and the National Humanities Medal recipient, joins J. Kameron Carter, Ph.D., professor of Religious Studies and a specialist on race and religion in the United States, and Charu Gupta, Ph.D., a leading scholar in India on caste discrimination and gender.

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