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McRobbie Announces Acting IT Leadership Appointments for Indiana UniversityMichael A. McRobbie announced today (Feb. 3) the appointments of Bradley C. Wheeler as acting chief information officer and Garland C. Elmore as acting deputy chief information officer for Indiana University. As acting CIO and acting deputy CIO overseeing University Information Technology Services, Wheeler and Elmore will... |
New Strategic Plan Predicts IU's Life Sciences FutureTop Indiana University officials today (Feb. 3) unveiled a strategic plan to move the university into the ranks of the nation's top research centers for six areas of the life sciences -- analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, cancer biology, the neurosciences, diabetes and metabolic disorders, and model systems in biological research... |
Donations Pour in for Overseas Clinic, Funds Needed for ShippingThanks to donations from 13 Indiana communities, Indiana Reading Corps recently collected approximately 700 pounds of supplies for the hundreds of displaced children and patients – refugees and tsunami victims – at a Thailand clinic. Now the IRC needs sponsors to help send the supplies overseas... |
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CNN Expert to Discuss Africa during IUPUI VisitClose on the heels of the G8 summit and the naming of Bono and Bill and Melinda Gates as people of the year by Time magazine for their work in Africa, IUPUI will welcome Salih Booker, executive director of Africa Action, to campus on Feb. 15. Booker is a regular guest on CNN International, contributor to The Washington Post, New York Times and other print media, and consultant to the United Nations. The talk will be held from noon to 1 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2006, in Cavanaugh Hall, Room 508, 425 University Blvd. Africa Action is the oldest organization in the United States... |
IUPUI Receives Grant to Internationalize the Professional Undergraduate CurriculumThe IUPUI Office of International Affairs has been awarded a two-year, federally funded grant to internationalize the undergraduate curriculum in three professional schools at IUPUI by engaging in an international partnership with Gadjah Mada University (UGM) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This project will stand as a national model of internationalization that can be applied by other IUPUI schools and U.S. universities toward the internationalization of their curricula... |
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 David Jones, director of the Center for Southeast Asia, demonstrates videoconferencing to a group of colleagues at UGM. Pamela Chadsey, the Technical Assistant for the Title VI grant, is speaking to them from the computer lab in BS 3001. |
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Increased Spring Enrollments, Credit Hours at IUPUIEnrollment at Indiana University’s eight campuses for the 2005-06 spring semester is 92,619, down slightly from last spring’s by 297 students, a decrease of 0.3 percent. Total credit hour enrollment among IU campuses, however, is up at 1,045,137.5, an increase of 5,911 credit hours or 0.6 percent. Two campuses – IUPUI and IPFW -- set spring records for credit hour enrollment. Among individual campuses, IU Bloomington and IUPUI show increased enrollment... |
Expert to Speak at IUPUI on Impact of Gender ParadigmsDo you wonder if your gender has an impact on your success at work or in the classroom? Are you concerned about how your leadership style may be perceived by other women or men? Are you curious about how your communication style affects your relationships with others at work? Do you want to avoid gender and cultural stereotypes in your teaching? You can explore these questions here at IUPUI on February 28, 2006, in a one day workshop with Bonita Banducci, a Silicon Valley consultant... |
Herron Hosts Top Indiana Student ArtistsThe Scholastic Art and Writing Awards program is the largest and longest-running recognition program of its kind in the country for students in grades seven through 12. As part of the event, the Herron School of Art and Design is sponsoring the Scholastic Art Awards of Central Indiana, a juried art competition for Indiana students. The winning works, which include more than 350 pieces, will be on exhibition in the Herron School of Art and Design's Marsh Special Projects Gallery beginning February 4... |
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George Washington Schools to Receive Money, Books from IUPUIIndiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Library Dean David Lewis will present school officials at George Washington Community Schools with a check for $1,200 and 167 new Scholastic books... |
IUPUI Office Wins Prestigious AwardIUPUI’s Office of Marketing and Communications has won an award in the prestigious the “Admissions Marketing Report” 21st annual admissions advertising competition. The IUPUI Virtual Tour was recognized with a Merit Award in the internet/website category. The virtual tour enables visitors to the IUPUI website to discover IUPUI through a prospective student tour, campus housing tour, a tour celebrating campus heroes, and a tour about athletics at IUPUI. Entries were judged on the basis of production standards, creativity and professionalism. |
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After serving for one year as a clinical assistant professor of dental assisting at Indiana University School of Dentistry, Pamela T. Ford was named new director of the program, effective January 2006. She succeeds Prof. Patricia Capps, who will remain on the full-time dental school faculty. Prof. Ford is a 1975 graduate of IU’s dental assisting program. In 1978, she earned an associate’s degree in Dental Hygiene from Indiana State University, Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana). She also earned a B.S. in Dental Hygiene Education (1992) and a Master of Social Work (2003) from the University of Southern Indiana. She brings to the directorship a background that is rich in both academics and organized dentistry. Throughout her career, she has worked as a dental assistant or dental hygienist in private practices primarily in the Evansville area. She taught allied dental professional students as a faculty member at the University of Southern Indiana from 1989 to 2001. Prof. Ford is a former vice-president of the Evansville Dental Assistants Society. She has frequently presented continuing education courses, primarily on the topic of radiology for dental auxiliaries. |
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> Staff Night at the Jungle – Go Jags! > Conference to Address Learning Styles of Generationally Diverse Students > Philosophy Units Launch New Series > African Film Series at the IMA > "Meet the Recruiter" Takes Place Feb. 16 > Campus Weight Watchers Group Starts > HRA February 2006 Training & Professional Development Opportunities
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