Top IUPUI Faculty to Present at Cutting Edge Lecture Series

The IUPUI Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce its inaugural Cutting Edge Lecture Series. This series will give the opportunity for the community to engage in dialogues with top university professors about rapidly changing fields of inquiry. A series of lectures will be held in both the spring and fall semesters.

All lectures will be held at 4:30 p.m. in the University Library Auditorium, 755 West Michigan St. They are free and open to the public. No reservations are necessary.

Following are the lectures planned for spring 2007...
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Grant Awarded to IU Dental School Extends Care Beyond 'Give Kids a Smile' Day

The IU School of Dentistry will use a grant from the Delta Dental Foundation to provide additional free dental care to children who recently participated in the American Dental Association’s nationwide Give Kids a Smile dental program for children in need.

The dental school, which served as one of Indiana’s key treatment sites on Feb. 2, provided dental exams, protective sealants, and restorative care to a total of 89 youngsters during the event. At least a half million children were expected to receive treatment at more than 2,100 locations across the country...
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2007 Women’s History Month Leadership Award Nominations

Nominations are now open for the Annual IUPUI Women’s History Month Leadership Awards for Faculty and Staff. As a part of the Women’s History Month observance at IUPUI, women leaders from across the campus will be recognized and celebrated.

Women leaders may be nominated by any IUPUI student, faculty or...
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IU Kelley School of Business on the IUPUI Campus Revamps Blog

In late 2005, the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis created its own niche in the “blogosphere,” adding a weblog feature to its website that allowed visitors to follow the experiences of several students in its nationally-known business programs on the IUPUI campus. Today, the School announced a revamped blog...
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New Computer Science Programs Address Expanding Job Market Demands

As our society and the economy continue to increase reliance on the Internet and computing, the job market for professionals with advanced training in computer science is expanding.

In response to these new and exciting opportunities, the Purdue School of Science...
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Diversity Efforts Recognized Barbara Browning, director of Student Support Services in University College, and Vance Farrow, assistant professor in the Herron School of Art and Design, received the 2007 Joseph T. Taylor Awards for Excellence in Diversity at the February 15 Taylor Symposium awards ceremony. Both work diligently and effectively in academic advising and mentoring of minority students at IUPUI.

Luncheon speaker Dana-Ain Davis, assistant professor of anthropology at SUNY, paid tribute to the late Dr. Joseph Taylor during her address, calling him “a model of stewardship and activism” as she discussed the responsibility of social scientists to teach, pursue relevant research and promote the application of that research to improve society.

> Associate at IUPUI Named Chartwells Regional Associate of the Month

> Third Annual IUPUI International Festival

> Black History in Music

> Nominations needed for Plater Civic Engagement Medallion

> Training for Supervising Student Employees

> Meet the Recruiter Event

> Meet With Review Team Regarding Distribution of Student Activity Fees

> Be a Savvy Home Buyer

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