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May 9, 2003
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 Keep an eye out for the newest version of the Continuing Studies catalog, which will be distributed in the Indianapolis Star June 1. Said Amy Warner, executive director of the Community Learning Network: "We’re very excited about the new look of our Continuing Studies catalog, Sign Up. This call-to-action title, coupled with the ability of the noncredit learners to register by mail, fax, phone, or online, creates an attitude of “I can do it!” for our learners. We believe our new Get-Smart (Have-Fun) Catalog design tells them to have fun while learning. As we say at IUPUI, Why Not Both?"  Holy Angels students come to IUPUI weekly for their only physicial education class with IUPUI students preparing to be physical education teachers Fridays Are Special Day For Two Groups Of Students If middle school students from Holy Angels School are whooping and running, jumping and dancing, and shooting baskets and throwing balls in IUPUI’s gym, it must be Friday. [Complete details] Student Engineers Compete In Basic Utility Vehicle Competition The Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI will enter three teams in the third annual Basic Utility Vehicle (BUV) Design Competition 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, May 10 in Zionsville, Ind. The national competition, sponsored by the Institute for Affordable Transportation (IAT), provides engineering students an opportunity to build and test their utility vehicle in rough terrain, all for the sake of producing vehicle designs that may be economical and reliable for rural areas of developing countries. [Complete details] Instructors With International, National Reputations To Teach On-Line Labor Studies Classes Two instructors, one internationally known and the other with a national reputation, have joined the Indiana University Division of Labor Studies to teach on-line classes for the fall 2003 semester, announced Chuck Davis, director of the division, which is based at IUPUI. [Complete details] Dad’s Day 5K Steps Out for Prostate Cancer Many fathers know best when it comes to prostate cancer and understanding its risks - and they’ll be taking that message to city streets on Father’s Day weekend. [Complete details] Two IUPUI Faculty Chair Cystic Fibrosis Walk Two IUPUI faculty are chairing the Roche Great Strides Walk to find a cure for cystic fibrosis (CF) on May 17 on the IUPUI campus. [Complete details] |
IUPUI Comprehensive Campaign
As a direct result of the Campaign for IUPUI, the School of Liberal Arts has been able to award its first endowed chair, The Barbara E. and Karl R. Zimmer Faculty Chair in Intercultural Communication to the internationally acclaimed scholar who founded the center, English Professor Ulla M. Connor. Likewise, the Kelly School of Business- Indianapolis, was able to recruit Phillip L. Cochran, a noted scholar, to fill the new Thomas W. Binford Chair in Corporate Citizenship. To find out more about the campaign, go to http://www.campaign.iupui.edu.  "The Herron Chronicle," written by Harriet G. Warkel, Martin F. Krause and S.L. Berry, provides a captivating record of the Herron School of Art's rich history, from the gifted teachers and students who toiled over artistic projects at Herron to the evolution of the institution. The book includes illustrations of more than 200 historic photographs and rediscovered paintings, which depict the ever-changing periods and culture of the school. "The Herron Chronicle," published by Indiana University Press, may be purchased from Herron for $40 plus $6 for shipping. To order the book, please call (317) 920-2455 or (317) 920-2456. MasterCard, Visa and checks will be accepted. The book may also be purchased online at http://www.borders.com.
Religion and Cultural Scholar Appointed as First Holder of Millennium Chair University officials recently announced the appointment of American and religious studies Professor Rowland A. Sherrill as the first holder of the Millennium Chair in the IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. [Complete details] Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Travel Advisory Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis is advising members of its community to take precautions regarding the global outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). [IUPUI SARS Advisory] Announcements ... Diversity Awareness Resource Team [Details] Thoughtful Use of Technology – Online Conversations [Details] Your Personal Preferences: How to Identify and Use Them [Details] Ron Hunter Individual Instruction Camp at Attucks [Details] |
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