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Program Trains Teachers in the Biomedical SciencesMore than 80 percent of the fastest growing occupations in the U.S. depend upon a knowledge base in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). That's why 33 high school teachers from across the country are participating in a biomedical sciences pilot program at IUPUI, June 18-30, 2007. The Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences program trains teachers to deliver contextual, problem-based science curriculum that is relevant, and it addresses the need for a quality instructional program to prepare high school students for the rigor of university biomedical sciences training. "Educating young people in STEM disciplines is critical to the state of Indiana," said William F. Bosron, interim dean of the IUPUI School of Science, where teachers will receive more than 80 hours of core laboratory training. "By attracting students to careers in the life sciences and biotechnologies, we are addressing a shortage of science-qualified individuals to fulfill Indiana's workforce needs. That begins with... |
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Sukhatme Issues Request for Signature Center ProposalsExecutive Vice Chancellor Uday Sukhatme has issued a request for a second round of proposals for Signature Centers. In the request, Sukhatme said: "As most of you already know, the Signature Center Initiative was begun last year in an effort to create strong research units that are uniquely identifiable with IUPUI. Signature Centers are an integral part of the Academic Plan for IUPUI, because they will lead the way in world-class research and creative activities that will substantially enhance IUPUI's reputation. With these aims in mind, a call for proposals in the Fall of 2006 resulted in a total of 19 project proposals selected for support. Summaries of these Signature Center projects can be viewed online... |
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IUPUI Chancellor Comments on Selection of University of Iowa PresidentNote from the Chancellor: I know that many of you are aware of my participation in the presidential search at the University of Iowa. I consider it an honor to have been part of the application process at such a fine institution. Today, the University of Iowa Board of Regents announced its selection of Purdue University Provost Sally Mason as its next president. The University of Iowa is a strong institution and deserves a first-rate president. I have collaborated with Sally over our years together here in Indiana. I have great admiration and respect for her work as an administrator and a scholar. Sally is a talented leader and an excellent match for the University of Iowa. Once news of my being a finalist... |
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Ross Named Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Life & LearningFrank Ross has accepted the position of IUPUI Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Life & Learning, announced Vice Chancellor for Student Life Karen Whitney. Ross will begin his new position July 1, 2007. "After conducting a national search with a robust pool of candidates a search committee comprised of students (undergraduate and graduate), faculty, and staff under the leadership of Sarah Baker recommended a top set of candidates for campus interviews," Whitney noted... | ||||||||||||||
Belcher Named Finalist for National Service Learning AwardDr. Anne Belcher, IU School of Nursing, was one of seven finalists for the Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service Learning awarded by Campus Compact in May 2007. Anne has a distinguished record of accomplishments related to service learning because of her high level of involvement, consistency of work across the years, and ability to collaborate with other schools and create multi-disciplinary projects. For additional information about the finals and the award program, go to: http://www.compact.org/news/press/release/658. | ||||||||||||||
Faculty Art: Lamar Richcreek’s “Untitled” from the Cold War Series is among the works on display through August 26 as Herron School of Art and Design presents the “Herron Faculty Exhibition.” This annual event presents the recent professional work of Herron Faculty. For additional information, including gallery hours, visit http://www.herron.iupui.edu/new_web/galleries/ current_show.html. |
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Engineering and Technology Offers Online Master's in Facilities ManagementTo address industry demands for workers with stronger facility management skills, the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis will offer a new online graduate degree program. The Master of Science in Technology, Facilities Management Emphasis degree will address the need for additional education for working professionals in facility management, property management, plant engineering, plant management, and similar fields. The graduate degree program will be offered 100 percent online and will allow an individual to complete all coursework in two calendar years plus one summer. The program will be open to anyone with a 4-year degree from an accredited institution who meets the admission requirements of the Purdue Graduate School. "A tremendous need and opportunity exists nationally to develop higher levels of education, training and legitimacy for an underserved population - employers are desperate to locate skilled facilities managers with appropriate credentials," said Ken Rennels, associate professor of... |
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> IUPUI Partners with the NCAA and Habitat for Humanity
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