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Spit for Science!

Participate in a Study on Daily Changes in Melatonin and Immunity
Drs. Michael Muehlenbein and Gregory Demas are investigating relationships between daily changes in salivary melatonin and immunity in healthy adult (ages 18-30) men and women who do NOT have any of the following exclusion criteria:
a.    Any known infectious disease or endocrine, metabolic, reproductive
or immunosuppressive disorder;
b.   [...]

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Are you passionate about community service, leadership, and advocacy? Do you want a job that makes a difference?
Apply to be an ACE! The Advocates for Community Engagement (ACEs) are IU undergraduates who serve as liaisons between service-learning classes and local non-profits. Through the support of paid undergraduate assistantships with the Office of Service-Learning, [...]

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Biology Undergraduate Teaching Intern (UTI) applications are now being accepted for Spring 2010.  Contact Tammie Wise at twise@indiana.edu for more information.
The Biology Department is now accepting Undergraduate Teaching Intern (UTI) applications for Spring 2010. The deadline for submitting applications is Friday, October 30 (note: early submission of application means earlier consideration for hire).
Minimum requirements include [...]

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The annual Leonard Springs Nature Days, an outdoor-education program for Monroe County 6th graders is currently underway and in need of volunteers.
If you would be willing to help at a work station on Wed. Oct 14 (rain date Oct 16) or on Tues Oct 27 (rain date Oct 28), please contact Kim [...]

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PACE courses for Spring 2010

From the director of the Political and Civil Engagement program (PACE, formerly LESA).
If you’re interested in the program and its certificate, see the info below.
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PACE courses for Spring 2010

If you are taking LESA-L 105 this fall and have another from the list of electives, you may apply now to add the [...]

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Advocates for community engagement
Deadlline: November 6th, 2009 at 5pm.
The Advocates for Community Engagement (ACEs) are IU undergraduates who serve as liaisons between service-learning classes and local non-profits. The ACE program also provides leadership development and a campus community of peers for students of diverse backgrounds who have a common commitment [...]

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IU Internship program in sustainability

Internship program in sustainability
DEADLINE: Friday, October 9th at 5:00pm.
DESCRIPTION: The IU Office of Sustainability (IUOS) is now accepting applications for its Academic Year – up to 19 internships.
INFO? www.indiana.edu/~sustain/sustainabilityiu/academic-year-09-10/

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From the Biology Club:
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Dear Club Members,
I am leading a trip to WildCare, a local wildlife rehabilitation clinic this coming Saturday(10/10/09). We’ll be given a tour of the center, a slideshow of all of the animals we rehabilitated this year, and a raptor program where someone from the raptor team will give a presentation with one [...]

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RAISE invites you to join in the fight against sexual assault!
The group, RAISE, is dedicated to educating campus about the issue of sexual assault, promoting healthy sexual communication, and advocating for survivors of sexual assault through awareness activities. Working closely with our parent department, Sexual Assault Crisis Service of the IU Health Center, members gain [...]

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Bio students – if you are interested in the Health Professions, or just want to get involved with a worthy organization, make sure to check out the Timmy Foundation!
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The Timmy Foundation Club at IU is part of a national organization focused on bringing quality healthcare to developing nations throughout the world. Are you interested in [...]

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Middle Way House is an incredibly respected organization that does extremely good and important work, and participation is not only rewarding but highly valued by graduate schools as well.  Please consider getting involved!
For questions or more information call (812) 337-4510 or e-mail desiree@middlewayhouse.org
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What:   Middle Way House Domestic Violence Training for Volunteers
When:  Saturday, 9 a.m. to [...]

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Call for Volunteers: WonderGarden Work Days

Do you like to work outdoors?
Do you like to dig, cut, rake, shovel, pull weeds, plant, and work with others?
If you do, we have the volunteering opportunity for you!
Come work in the WonderLab garden!
We provide snacks and gloves (or BYO).
Bloomington Master Gardeners will provide expertise.
Wear dirt-friendly shoes and clothes.
Place: WonderLab Museum – 308 W. 4th [...]

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PALS volunteer training – Sept 8

People & Animal Learning Services, Inc. (PALS) is offering a new volunteer training on Tuesday September 8th from 5:30 – 8:30pm for anyone interested in becoming involved in PALS or therapeutic riding. Volunteers help children/adults with disabilities learn how to ride horses. Responsibilities include leading horses & side-walking riders during riding lessons. Volunteers also help [...]

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This SUMMER
Donate Your Body to Science
Volunteer at WonderLab!!
Volunteers encourage visitors to mess around with science and explore hands-on exhibits. Flexible hours. Fun.
Register NOW to attend one of these trainings:
Wednesday, May 13
Sunday, June 7
Trainings are from 5:30 – 7:30 pm at WonderLab
To register: email volunteer AT wonderlab.org
call 337-1337, ext 20
Info: www.wonderlab.org

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PALS training session

People & Animal Learning Services, Inc. (PALS) is offering a new volunteer training on Saturday June 6th from 1– 4 pm for anyone interested in becoming involved in PALS or therapeutic riding. Volunteers help children/adults with disabilities learn how to ride horses. Responsibilities include leading horses & side-walking riders during riding lessons. Volunteers also help [...]

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Hello Everyone!
If you are wanting to have a free lunch right before finals start, stop by:
MAPS/NOBCChE Research Symposium
Sunday, May 3
Alumni Hall, IMU
Noon
The free catered lunch starts at noon and the poster session is from 10:30a-11:30a. Please stop by if you have time and see what great and interesting work students are doing at IU!
Hope to [...]

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Volunteer opportunity – Boys and Girls Club

From a student working with the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington:
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Dear Friends of the Boys and Girls Club,
I will briefly let you know that the Clubs are in need of your help! We have a few upcoming fundraisers that you could be interested in:
1. Between now and May 2nd we are selling $5 raffle [...]

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WHAT: IU Campus Coalition Against Trafficking Conference and Concert
WHEN: SATURDAY, APRIL 18th from 2-4:30pm
WHERE: Neal Marshall Black Culutral Center Room A201 With several different speakers and musical dance performances from multiple unique cultures, CCAT’s traditional spring event Slavery Around the World will highlight different forms of slavery that occur all over the world and what [...]

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The Career Development Center needs you!

Get Your 30 Minutes of Fame!
The Career Development Center is looking for experienced juniors and seniors to share their advice with freshmen and sophomores in our Q294 (Basic Career Development) course. If you’ve had experience with student organizations, volunteer work, internships, and/or study abroad programs, this is a great chance to inspire other students! [...]

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HPER R250 Introduction to Equine Assisted Activities
Space is open for the Fall 2009 semester!!
No horse experience is necessary!
The class meets on Wednesday evenings from 5:45 – 7:15 PM. Students participate in 3/4 hours per week of lab/volunteer experience time at People and Animal Learning Services, Inc. (PALS) which is individually arranged with class instructor [...]

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