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April 12, 2002
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 IUPUI's top male and female students IUPUI HONORS ITS TOP UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Tiffany Kyser and Albert Singh were honored as IUPUI's top female and male students at an event that paid tribute to the 100 outstanding junior and senior students for their academic performance, involvement in campus life and service to the community. [Complete Details] |
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SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL AWARD WINNER TO SCREEN, DISCUSS MOVIE AT IUPUI; EVENT IS PART OF CELEBRATION OF ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH The creative artist behind the winner of a Sundance Film Festival award will visit IUPUI as part of the campus's celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. [Complete Details]
SOUTH BEND STUDENT TAKES FIRST PLACE IN STATE GEOGRAPHIC BEE FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW; INDIANAPOLIS STUDENT REPEATS SECOND PLACE WIN For the second year in a year, Erik Bolt of South Bend will represent the Hoosier State in the national Geographic Bee championships in Washington D.C. [Complete Details] LAW SCHOOL GETS TOP 10 BILLING U.S.News & World Report has ranked the IU School of Law-Indianapolis among the top 10 schools in the specialty of healthcare law. The IU law school located on the IUPUI campus placed eighth in the healthcare law rankings. The rankings, based on nominations by faculty who teach at peer institutions, were published in the newsstand book, "Best Graduate Schools," that went on sale April 8. The University of Houston law school was ranked No. 1 in the healthcare law field. In the U.S. News' overall ranking of the nation's accredited law schools that are approved by the American Bar Association, the IU School of Law-Indianapolis placed in the second tier which includes schools that are broadly similar in quality and would rank from 52nd - 90th. IUPUI STUDENTS SELECTED FOR PRESTIGIOUS GOVERNMENT INTERNSHIPS IN NATION'S CAPITAL Forty-three-year-old Lincoln Capstick always knew he wanted to work for the government. After spending 20 years in special operations for the Army, the IUPUI graduate student will now get his chance to work in a civilian federal agency and chase his dream of working in counterterrorism. [Complete Details] IUPUI DEVELOPS UNIQUE MATH ASSISTANCE CENTER TO HELP STUDENTS CONFRONT MATH ANXIETY, A COMMON PROBLEM THAT PLAGUES COLLEGE STUDENTS ACROSS AMERICA IUPUI helps students confront their math anxiety, a problem that plagues students at colleges and universities across the country and affects students' academic progress. [Complete Details] TRUSTEES APPROVE INCREASES IN TUITION AND FEES The Board of Trustees have unanimously approved a 9 percent increase in tuition for students on the Bloomington and IUPUI campuses and an 8 percent tuition increase for the regional campuses for the 2002-03 academic year. [Complete Details] |
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 Mechanical engineering students Keith Bandi and Sarah Stirn tried out their "moonbuggy" on Wednesday. IUPUI STUDENTS BUILD OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD VEHICLE IUPUI students have built a vehicle designed to travel the moon for NASA's annual "Great Moonbuggy Race" in Alabama on Saturday. The race pits college teams and their vehicles against one another on a course that mimics the surface of the moon. The moonbuggies are modeled after the original Lunar Roving Vehicle used by Apollo astronauts and must meet many of the same restrictions including the ability to fold up into a 64-inch-cube.
IU TRUSTEES SELECT NEW DEAN OF IU SCHOOL OF LAW-INDIANAPOLIS; APPOINTEE TO REPLACE RETIRING DEAN LEFSTEIN The man who literally built one entire Australian law school program and turned another into the continent's benchmark of excellence in legal education will be the next dean of the IU School of Law-Indianapolis. [Complete Details] BUSINESS STUDENTS STUDY HOW TO TAKE INDIANA COMPANIES GLOBAL Can you imagine Dairy Queen in Mexico? Or a Simon mall in Germany? Students in the Kelley School of Business can. On Wednesday, April 17 from 4-4:30 p.m. in the second floor corridor of University Library, the students will present their business plans for the feasibility of Indiana businesses in countries across the world as part of the school's annual International Business Conference Competition. Local industry leaders from companies including Eli Lilly and Rolls Royce will judge the teams and present awards at 4:30 p.m. in BS 2000. GREAT EXPECTATIONS! A PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL ENRICHMENT SEMINAR FOR ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS [Complete Details] NEARLY 900 JOIN IUPUI RACE FOR THE CURE TEAM; 27,000 EXPECTED FOR APRIL 20TH EVENT When Race for the Cure kicks off Saturday, April 20, IUPUI will field a team with 894 participants, 113 more than last year. Among those participating are 22 cancer survivors. [Complete Details]  Announcements ... Spring Employment Expo 2002 [Details] Herron Saturday School Open House [Details] |
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