NEWS CENTER
January 20, 2005
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MLK America Reads/Good Friends Celebrity Readers: IUPUI head Men’s Basketball Coach Ron Hunter reads (far right) to children at Hawthorne Community Center during a reading workshop held Jan. 17 in celebration of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Hunter was among the celebrity readers for the event sponsored by America Reads and Good Friends volunteers. |
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| IUPUI Mascot Jinx and Miss Indiana USA 2005 Kaitlyn Christopher (bottom left) also participated in the event which also included craft activities for the children and parent workshops on topics related to children’s literacy. | ||||
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Jags Bookstores offer free tickets to Clash @ Conseco with apparel purchase: As part of the effort to fill Conseco Fieldhouse with IUPUI-red clad fans for the Feb. 3 game between the IUPUI Jaguars and Valparaiso, the Jags Bookstores are giving a free ticket to the game with every purchase of IUPUI Jaguar apparel.
Bookstore workers model red game shirts which are among the choices of shirts available as part of the Clash @ Conseco promotion. The free-ticket offer is good now while supplies last at the two main campus Jags Bookstores located in Cavanaugh Hall and the Union building. |
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IU Medicine Dean Named to Olympic Ethics Committee The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has appointed Indiana University School of Medicine Dean Craig Brater, M.D., to its five-member Ethics Committee, created as one of the final elements of the most sweeping transition in the history of the organization. [Complete details] IUPUI Part of National Improvement Process IUPUI was one of 12 AASCU campuses in the nation who were selected to be part of the Foundations of Excellence™ in the First College Year project. [Complete details] |
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Dr. Sandra Petronio “Reading at the Table” The University Faculty Club in Indianapolis invites the campus community to hear Dr. Sandra Petronio “Reading at the Table” from her award-winning work Boundaries of Privacy: Dialectics of Disclosure Wednesday, January 26 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. [Complete details] Legal Scholars/Social Scientists to Discuss Impact of Global Warming, Biotechnology on Developing Countries Several of the world's most pressing issues, from global warming to biotechnology innovation hold special implications for less developed countries (LDCs). For example, although genetically modified organisms hold promise for adequate food supplies or LDCs, they also pose substantial environmental risks. A symposium Saturday (Jan. 22) at the IU School of Law-Indianapolis will bring together a diverse group of distinguished legal scholars and social scientists to examine such combined economic, environmental, legal and institutional problems. [Complete details] |
Announcements ...
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Town Meeting to Focus on IUPUI Communications Plan
[Details] Upcoming Human Resources Workshops [Details] Tickets on Sale Now for IUPUI’s First-Ever Game at Conseco Fieldhouse [Details] IUPUI Goes to Town presents…. [Details] |
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Annual Indiana University Undergraduate Research Conference
[Details] Staff Council Celebration [Details] The Chancellor’s Corner: IUPUI Response to Tsunami Disaster in Asia and Africa [Details] Visual Media Offers Production Grant [Details] |
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