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IUPUI faculty, staff and students are invited to submit nominations and applications for the sixth annual Joseph T. Taylor Awards for Excellence in Diversity. The Taylor awards are presented in honor of the late Dr. Joseph T. Taylor, the first dean of the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. Chancellor Charles R. Bantz... |
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Center Appoints Chief Administrative OfficerThe Center for Urban Policy and the Environment announced that Dona Sapp has been appointed Chief Administrative Officer. Sapp has served as a senior policy analyst for the Center since 2000, where she has assisted nonprofit organizations and government agencies with program evaluations, survey design and analysis, and... |
Public Health Response to Hurricane Katrina to be Discussed by ExpertsExperts in several fields will review the public health response to Hurricane Katrina in a panel discussion entitled, “Post-Katrina Dialogue: What Went Right…What Went Wrong.” The panel discussion and dialogue will be heldfrom 5:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. November 22, 2005 in Room MS 326... |
Froehlich Appointed as Interim Vice Chancellor for Research at IUPUIIUPUI Chancellor Charles R. Bantz announced today that Janice Froehlich, Professor of Medicine, has been appointed Interim Vice Chancellor for Research and Interim Associate Vice President for Research, effective immediately. Dr. Froehlich follows Mark Brenner, who left IUPUI to serve as... |
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Annie Gilbert Coleman will entertain as well as enlighten the campus community about Ski Style: Sport and Culture in the Rockies when she appears November 30 from 11:30 to 1:00 in the University Faculty Club 's “Reading at the Table” lunch series. The “Reading at the Table” lunches are open to non-member faculty and staff as well as Faculty Club members. Ski Style considers the interaction of consumer culture and landscape on the sport of skiing and the effect of the ski industry on America 's perception of its West... |
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David J. Malik, Chancellor’s Professor of Chemistry at IUPUI, is one of 13 scientists nationally to participate this month in a U.S. delegation to China that will discuss Sino-U.S. undergraduate science, technology, engineering and mathematics education reform. One of two chemists representing the United States, Malik will present a plenary lecture on “Peer-led Team Learning and Other 21st Century Pedagogies” at Wuhan University. The Sino-U.S. collaboration seeks to explore innovative strategies for improved undergraduate learning that have been instituted in both countries. Additionally, collaborators plan to develop future cooperative ventures of mutual benefit in the education of future scientists and engineers. The initiative, led by Project Kaleidoscope, is supported by funding from the National Science Foundation. Project Kaleidoscope is one of the leading advocates for building and sustaining strong undergraduate programs in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. |
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Herron School of Art and Design Presents Senior Photography Show, ConfluxThe Herron School of Art and Design at presents the recent work of its senior photography department in a ten-person show titled “Conflux. The work will be on display at Eskenazi Hall on the campus of IUPUI in downtown Indianapolis from November 22... |
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