Monday, November 3, 2025
Understanding Ball States Business and Auxiliary Services (Fall Online Training Week)
9 a.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
Have you ever wondered what an auxiliary is? Join us for an insightful presentation on Ball State University's Business and Auxiliary Services.
Event Planning: Food Policies, Protection and Safety (Fall Online Training Week)
10 a.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
Please join Karen Adkins, Jason Reynolds and Brandon Clidence, in a discussion about planning food events on campus.
Facul-TEA: No Need to Cram for this Exam
10:30 a.m.
Calendar: Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
The Facul-TEA series offers 15-minute webinars designed for busy faculty—a perfect quick pick-me-up to energize your teaching, research, creative endeavors, and professional activities in the amount of time it takes to drink a cup of tea!
Purchasing Services Systems, Processes and Policies (Fall Online Training Week)
11 a.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
Training provides users with navigational tools for the Procurement System [JAGGAER].
Faculty Life 101
12 p.m.
Calendar: Graduate School
Learn all the insider tips and tricks on navigating university life as a faculty member!
Central Stores Processes, Forms, and Resources Available (Fall Online Training Week)
12 p.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
Training provides users with navigational tools for store processes and requests.
Intro to Travel (Fall Online Training Week)
1 p.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
We will review our website, where to find policy/training materials, and basic entry of pre-approvals and expense reports.
University Finance Training - Introduction (Fall Online Training Week)
2 p.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
This session provides an overview of key finance/accounting concepts at Ball State.
Intro to Working with SPA (Fall Online Training Week)
3 p.m.
Calendar: Learning and Development
Learn what a sponsored project is, the different teams in our office & their roles, and how spending sponsored project (grant) funds can be different than other university funds.