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February 22, 2002
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During the opening session of the 13th annual Joseph Taylor Symposium on Feb. 18, IUPUI Chancellor Gerald L. Bepko presented the 2002 Dr. Joseph T. Taylor Excellence in Diversity Awards. The symposium is named after the late Dr. Joseph T. Taylor, the first dean of the IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI.
In addition to the individual and program awards, Distinguished Contributions awards were presented to Miriam Langsam, associate dean of the IU School of Liberal Arts; Jose R. Rosario, director of the Center for Urban and Multicultural Education at the IU School of Education; David Wilkes, associate professor of the IU School of Medicine; and the Department of Human Resources Administration Training. 
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 "Journey" by Anita Giddings, Herron Student Services Counselor HERRON OPENS LATEST FACULTY SHOW Herron Gallery's latest exhibit opened on February 13 featuring the work of staff and adjunct faculty. "Herron Faculty Exhibit 2002" is the last in a cycle of four exhibits held annually to showcase the work of Herron faculty. Herron Gallery is open Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. with extended hours on Thursdays until 7 p.m. The gallery is closed on Sundays. For more information, please call the Herron Gallery at (317) 920-2420. IU MEDICAL STUDENTS' SHOW BENEFITS INDIANAPOLIS' HOMELESS Indiana University School of Medicine students will temporarily break from their studies and clinical rotations and will step into the spotlight for a program that aids the city’s homeless. [Complete details]  Two-time B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year Jimmy Houston TOP BASS PROFESSIONALS TURN INSTRUCTORS FOR BASSMASTER UNIVERSITY Before it's time to hang out the ol' "gone fishing" sign, area anglers can go back to school and learn the secrets of bass fishing from those who know the sport best. [Complete details] IUPUI PROFESSOR TEACHES IMPORTANCE OF UNDERGROUND RAILROAD An IUPUI professor is sponsoring a program to teach elementary and middle school students about the Underground Railroad. He hopes the lesson will have an impact far beyond the schools' walls. [Complete details]
EDUCATION PROFESSORS RECEIVE HONORS Two education professors recently received top honors. The National Science Teacher's Association chose Professor Charlie Barman to receive a Distinguished Teaching Award for 2002. The award is given to members who have made extraordinary contributions to the field of science teaching. He will receive the award on March 28. Associate Professor Jacqueline Blackwell was recently chosen as president-elect for the Association for Childhood Education International. The association promotes and supports the optimal education and development of children and the professional growth of educators and others committed to the needs of children. Blackwell, who previously served as a vice-president for the organization, will take office April 7. IUPUI RECEIVES NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS COMPETITION AWARDS And the winner is? IUPUI. [Complete details] |
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 INDIANA UNIVERSITY IS "MAKING I.T. HAPPEN!" World-class technology labs and research facilities, innovative software agreements, state-of-the-art classrooms, digital libraries and online learning systems, and an award-winning training and education program - not to mention the internationally-acclaimed Knowledge Base - are among the many information technology (IT) resources taking the spotlight during "Making IT Happen!" to be held on each Indiana University campus throughout the spring. [Complete details]
DENTAL SCHOOL AT IUPUI APPOINTS DEPARTMENT CHAIR The School of Dentistry has announced that Susan L. Zunt has been appointed to chair of the Department of Oral Pathology, Medicine and Radiology. [Complete details]
AMBER HOLLE NAMED MID-CON PLAYER OF THE WEEK IUPUI women’s basketball player Amber Holle (Seymour, Ind./Seymour) has been named the Mid-Continent Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Week. [Complete details] IUPUI SERVES UP TANTALIZING ACADEMIC MENU; PEACH COBBLER ANYONE? Summer is coming and four continuing studies classes offered by IUPUI are guaranteed to make the living easy, at least when it comes to preparing popular seasonal foods. [Complete details] IUPUI RESEARCH HELPS TO SHAPE NEW JURY DUTY Research conducted by the IU Public Opinion Laboratory (POL) at IUPUI helped form the basis for many of the 30 new rules the Indiana Supreme Court recently adopted governing jury duty statewide. [Complete details]  Announcements ... Participants Needed For Research Study [Details] Campus Day Volunteers Needed [Details] Cyberplagiarism Workshop [Details] Participants Needed For a Depression Study [Details] Investing in Your Career [Details] Moore Symposium [Details] |
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