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July 10, 2003
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 Photos by John Gentry Ninety boys and girls, ages 5 - 17, attended the Ron Hunter Individual Instruction Camp held last month at Crispus Attucks Middle School. (left) One camper is shown as he prepares to launch a shot during a skills session at the week-long camp. (above) Campers listen as IUPUI Men's Basketball Head Coach Ron Hunter speaks with them during one of his daily pep talks. During these lectures Coach Hunter spoke about various issues such as character, respect and education. |
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 Compiled by Jeff Wilson, IUPUI Department of Geography Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau This colorful map showing Indiana population density is one of dozens of maps included in a new atlas compiled by geology Professor Jeffrey Wilson and published by the IUPUI-based Geography Educator's Network of Indiana. New Atlas Puts Indiana Life on the Map, Addresses K-12 Standards A new state atlas puts Indiana life – from population figures and roadways to tornado ground tracks and basketball championships – on the map. [Complete details] Backpack Attack Seeks School Supplies for Students, July 7- August 8, 2003 For thousands of children in Indianapolis, the first day of school will be long on excitement but short on supplies. [Complete details] School of Allied Health Sciences Completes Transformation to School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences With its name change recently approved by the Indiana University Board of Trustees, the School of Allied Health Sciences has completed its transformation to the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at IUPUI. [Complete details] |
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Sutton To Lead Efforts To Internationalize IUPUI
IUPUI Executive Vice Chancellor William Plater announced today that Susan B. Sutton has been appointed Associate Dean for International Affairs at IUPUI, pending approval by the IU Board of Trustees. [Complete details] Rock and Roll is Live at IUPUI; Summer Course Offers Live Concerts, Music Industry Speakers A new class at IUPUI this summer offers rock-and-roll concerts as homework; Billboard Top 40 charts for class discussions of current events; and popular music artists, songwriters and radio personalities as classroom speakers and performers. [Complete details] College Students Learning, Living Philanthropy in Indianapolis College students from across the nation and abroad are in Indianapolis getting involved in the city’s nonprofit sector as part of the fifth annual summer Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service at the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University. [Complete details] Constance Baker Named Director of Graduate Studies for Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University As director of graduate studies for the center, Constance Baker will guide implementation of the new interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Philanthropic Studies program and provide curriculum leadership to the Center’s graduate programs. [Complete details] IUPUI Police Move to New Quarters IUPUI Police are moving to a new office, beginning Tuesday, July 15, making way for the construction of a $50 million student activities center. While police patrols will continue as normal and phone numbers will remain the same, some administrative functions may be temporarily delayed as the police department moves into Ball Annex, Room 100, 1232 W. Michigan. The records portion of the department will be closed from July 15 through July 17, reopening on July 18. Key control will be closed from July 15 through July 21, reopening July 22. Uniform operations will move to the new quarters on July 21. |
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