Indiana University
Purdue University
Indianapolis
December 14, 2000
BUSINESS CREATES SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOR OF BELOVED STUDENT ADVISOR
Ginny Marzke, who died of cancer last month, was described by faculty as a surrogate mother and personal mentor to hundreds of students during her 14 years at the Kelley School of Business. In her honor, the school has created an academic-based scholarship for an undergraduate business student. To make a contribution, please contact Marcia Owens at 4-3980.
Named interim associate dean of SPEA, Professor Emeritus Philip J. Rutledge has served Indiana University in several key administrative positions and is widely respected for his leadership in public policy.
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Professor Emeritus Philip J. Rutledge [Complete details] |
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25th ANNIVERSARY IU School of Social Work graduates (below) embrace during the recent 25th anniversary celebration of the school's bachelor of social work degree program. Graduates, students, faculty and community leaders in the field of social work attended the event. |
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STUDY TO EVALUATE EXPERIENCES OF HUNGARIAN FIRMS ON ROAD FROM COMMUNISM TO CAPITALISM
The work of Dr. Marjorie Lyles, funded with a $314,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, may foreshadow things to come in other countries such as China and Vietnam.
[Complete details] SCHOOL OF EDUCATION PROVIDING COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FOR 3,000 IPS TEACHERS
Thanks to a unique package of services developed by the IUPUI School of Education, learning how to integrate computers into the classroom is an anywhere, anytime learning experience.
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HERRON TAKES HOME TOP PRINTMAKING HONOR
The University of Texas at Austin has named Herron's undergraduate printmaking program one of the top three programs in the world. In honor of that designation, printmaking students Christi Blizzard and Jason Cavan (work shown above) will have their works included in an international exhibition hosted by the University of Texas at Austin next spring.
$105 MILLION GRANT FROM LILLY ENDOWMENT TO IU FUELS INDIANA GENOMICS INITIATIVE
In the summer of 2000, the Human Genome Project finished the working draft of the human genetic code. Starting in 2001, the Indiana Genomics Initiative referred to as INGEN, will undertake the even more daunting task of deciphering what it means. A $105 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. has positioned Indiana University to take a commanding role in the promising field of genomics research.
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CTL TECH CAMP BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
After the success of this fall's first "Tech Camp" for faculty, the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is offering "Tech Camp II" Jan 3-5 to train faculty with intermediate technology skills in basic website design.
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Announcements ...
IU Center for Weight Management Program Begins Soon [Details]
IUPUI University Library Host to Inuit Games Display [Details]
Herron School of Art Spring Break Trip to New York City [Details]
IUPUI University Library Announces Special Hours [Details]
2001 Faculty Award Nominations Being Accepted [Details]
Optimist Club [Details]
IUPUI Bookstores’ Annual Gift and Apparel Sale [Details]
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