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IUPUI Professor to Lead “Cloning” Talk Following Phoenix PlayHow about an afternoon at the theatre for an onstage family drama followed by an intellectual discussion of human “cloning” in laymen's terms? The Phoenix, a professional contemporary live theatre company in downtown Indianapolis, will present its final performance of “A Number,” a play about human cloning, at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29 at the theatre, 749 N. Park Avenue. Following the play, IUPUI professor Eric M. Meslin will lead a 15-20 minute open discussion about human cloning. Dr. Meslin is director... |
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Pilot Program Targets Youngsters Who Are Elementary School “Emotional Dropouts”Wayne Township Superintendent Terry Thompson, Scott Deetz, Principal of North Wayne Elementary School, and Terrence Littlefield, Director of IUPUI Student African-American Brotherhood (SAAB), today announced the pilot mentoring program, Brother to Brother. It is the first program of its kind in Indiana. Brother-to-Brother is IUPUI African-American male students mentoring sixteen boys at North Wayne Elementary School in 2nd through 4th grades. The participating students have been identified by their teachers... |
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College Talent Recruitment Job FairThe 24th Annual College Talent Recruitment Day Job Fair will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2006 in the 500 Ballroom, Indiana Convention Center and RCA Dome. This job fair is free of charge for all IUPUI and IUPUC students and alumni. No advanced registration is required. IUPUI, along with 11 other colleges and universities in Indiana will host this job fair. Over 90 employers are expected to attend, offering professional jobs and internships to students with the following educational backgrounds and career interests: liberal arts, business, public affairs, social services, healthcare, technology and science. For help in preparing for this big event, the IUPUI Career Center has free workshops for students and alumni. For information on the workshops, visit: http://career.iupui.edu/upcomingevents/workshops.asp. |
Conference to Promote Entrepreneurship among Nursing ProfessionalsThe Indiana University School of Nursing, in collaboration with Community Health Network, is presenting its first national conference on nurse entrepreneurship/ intrapreneurship on February 10-11, 2006, at the Hilton Hotel in downtown Indianapolis. Nurses from around the state and across the country... |
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Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence at IU Launches Hoosier Fellows ProgramThe Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence at Indiana University is launching a new program Friday (January 20, 2006) that will use a 1914 voyage of adventure and survival to the Antarctic, urban warfare, and 1,500-year-old religious leadership practices to provide lessons in leadership. Members of the inaugural class of Hoosier Fellows - mid-career leaders
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Web Site Offers Career/Mentoring Services for IU AlumniThe IU Alumni Association has launched IUAlumniCareers.com, an online career and mentoring service for IU alumni. On the site, alumni can find and contact fellow IU alumni who are willing to offer career advice. In addition, alumni can search job listings submitted by employers who would like to hire IU graduates. Alumni also can upload their resumes and cover letters to the site and sign up to receive automatic e-mails about job postings in their areas of interest. Alumni must be members of the IU Alumni Association in order to access job postings and search for alumni mentors. Any IU alumnus or alumna can sign up to be a mentor. To register, go to IUAlumniCareers.com and follow the directions. For additional information, visit IUAlumniCareers.com or contact the IU Alumni Association's membership department at (812) 855-2663, (800) 824-3044 or iuaamemb@indiana.edu. |
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The first thing you have to know about John is racing. Any kind of racing – Indy cars, NASCAR, hydroplanes – basically any two or more (typically noisy) things that chase the same checkered flag. That’s his passion. The second thing you have to know is that John is a craftsman, both professionally and personally, and that is also his passion. Whether it’s helping a client in therapy turn the corner, building a racing trailer from the ground up or putting the finishing grind on a four-blade propeller, John approaches every task with his eye on achievement. John’s models were his parents, hardworking stoics from rural eastern Indiana who never met a project they had to outsource. His dad was a school principal, his mom, a teacher. When John’s not working, you’ll often find him in one of three places: at a boat race, in the workshop preparing for a boat race or watching racing on television. This summer he won the National Boat Racing Association National Championship for his class, “Super E Hydro.” He’s constantly cutting, grinding and welding metal, and like his parents, takes on every project himself. - By Kelly Jones Sharp (from the Student Life & Diversity Newsletter) |
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