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1. Study for Persons Who Wear Lower Partial Dentures
2. Do you have Bipolar Disorder or Mood Swings?
4. Receive $3000 To Work on Research Commercialization Projects
5. Research study for children ages 5-11 years old
6. Pervasive Developmental Disorders Research Study
7. Healthy Volunteers Needed for a Research Study at IU Simon Cancer Center
8. Riley Hospital for Children Needs Your Help!
9. Seeking Participants: Adult Siblings of Adults with Autism & Down Syndrome
10. IU School of Medicine Alcohol Study
11. Memory, Language and Intelligence Study for Children 3-17 years old
12. Research Study for Children and Adolescents with Bipolar I Disorder
13. Research Study for Adolescents with Juvenile Primary Fibromyalgia Syndrome
14. Research Study for Children with ADHD & Impulsive Aggression
15. Type 2 Diabetes Research Study
16. Super Bowl Muralist to Teach Class at Herron
18. Join Weight Watchers at Work
21. Scholarships for GLBT students
22. IUPUI Summer Basketball Camp
23. Do you have design skills? Want to be a student leader?
24. Jagtag - Your One-Stop Shop for Summer Fun!
25. Receive $10 Amazon gift card to participate in a fun experiment!
26. What's happening in Barnes & Noble @ IUPUI
27. Change your passphrase now to avoid fall disruptions
28. IUPUI Summer Camp- KIDS DAY
29. Campus Center Student Health Closing
Needed are 18 to 80 year olds who wear lower partial dentures to participate in lower partial denture studies at the Oral Health Research Institute on the IUPUI campus. You must already have a comfortably fitting lower partial denture.
Persons who wear a lower partial denture will be paid $25 cash for attending a screening visit, whether they qualify or not. Once qualified, persons participating in future lower partial denture studies can be paid $200-$600 per study and receive free dental cleanings.
To learn more about the partial denture studies, please call (317) 274-3740 and ask to speak with a representative of the partial denture studies or email us at Ds-ohri@iupui.edu.
The Indiana University Medical Center Mood Disorders Clinic is searching for people between the ages of 16 and 30 have bipolar disorder and are currently in an episode of depression.
Qualified participants will receive medical and psychiatric exams at no cost. The study consists of questionnaires and a brain scan (MRI). Those who qualify will receive compensation for their participation in the study. Risks associated with the study will be disclosed prior to study initiation.
For more information, call (317) 278-3311. Please leave your name and a phone number at which you can easily be reached.
Are you feeling low? Have you lost interest in the people and things that used to bring you joy? Do you lack the drive and energy to do the things you would like to do? Are you tired of feeling depressed?
If you answered YES to any of the questions above, you may be eligible to take part in a study for depression being conducted by the Indiana University School of Medicine Adult Psychiatry Clinic. We are looking for individuals between the ages of 16 and 30 who have depression and are not currently taking any psychiatric medications.
This study consists of brain scans (MRI) and treatment may be provided for those who qualify. All study procedures and study medication are provided to subjects free of charge. Those who qualify will be compensated for their participation.
Taking part in a study is a serious decision. All risks and benefits will be discussed with you so that you can make the decision that‚s right for you.
If you are interested, please call (317) 278- 3311
Innovation-to-Enterprise Central (ITEC) is a student-centered, multidisciplinary, active-learning initiative that provides opportunities for students to learn about research commercialization and develop entrepreneurial and business skills.
Participating students will receive $3,000, participate in the process of innovation, build a significant professional network of entrepreneurs and business leaders, and gain knowledge and confidence as future inventors or in business start-ups.
Link: http://www.crl.iupui.edu/programs/ITEC
The Christian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center at Riley Hospital for Children is conducting a research study for children ages 5-11 years old who do not have any diagnosed mental health conditions. Participants will be part of group Social Skills Training for children who have an autism spectrum disorder. If your child is 5-11 years old and is interested in helping children with autism and does not have any mental illnesses, he or she may qualify for a research study involving Social Skills Training. Benefits include: social skills training provided at no charge and the potential to develop a better understanding of individuals with disabilities. Possible risks include : anxiety of meeting new people, and the inconvenience of attending study visits. Participation requirements plus additional benefits and risks involved in this study will be disclosed prior to study enrollment. This study is being conducted by Craig Erickson M.D. If you are interested in participating or w
ould like more information, please call the Christian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center at 317-948-9766 or email kidpsych@iupui.edu.
The Section of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at Indiana University School of Medicine is conducting a study designed to study the effects of aripiprazole in children with Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDDs). Participants must be children between the ages of 5 and 17 with Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) as well as behavioral difficulties such as irritability, tantrums, aggression and self-injurious behavior. Participants must have no medical illness and not have had a previous adequate trial of aripiprazole. Participants will receive study medication at no charge. For additional information about study requirements and study procedures, please contact us at (317) 948-9766 or kidpsych@iupui.edu
Indiana University Simon Cancer Center (IUSCC) is searching for healthy volunteers to participate in a research study. Participants must be 21-85 years old, have no personal history of cancer, and are the spouse, non-blood relative, or friend of a patient with cancer other than gastrointestinal, breast, or endometrial cancers. The study involves a single one-hour visit at IUSCC. During the visit participants will complete a study questionnaire and dietary assessment and provide a single blood sample for analysis. Data collected will be used to investigate the role of dietary and genetic factors in the causes and prevention of pancreatic cancer. Participants will be compensated $20 for their time. Please call (317) 274-0933 or e-mail ars3@iupui.edu for more details.
Riley Hospital for Children needs healthy full-term infants between 2 and 36 months of age to evaluate how the lung grows.
The evaluation takes approximately 2-3 hours.
You will be compensated for your time participating in the evaluation.
If interested in obtaining more information, please call (317) 944-3604.
PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES OF ADULT SIBLINGS OF ADULTS WITH AUTISM AND DOWN SYNDROME RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY
Do you have an adult sibling (18+) with autism or Down syndrome?
The Psychology Department at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) is conducting a research study concerning the psychosocial outcomes of adult siblings of adults with autism and Down syndrome.
 We are looking for volunteers who are the siblings of such adults
to complete a 45 minute confidential survey.
 Participating in this study will add to a body of scientific
knowledge with potential benefits to society, particularly for
siblings like you.
Click on the link below to take the confidential survey. Enter the raffle for a chance to win a $50 gift card to Target.
For questions, please contact Teri Belkin, Department of Psychology at IUPUI, at: (201) 452-6613 or by email at tbelkin@iupui.edu.
Link: http://surveymonkey.com/adultsiblingstudy
Healthy participants aged 21-35 are needed for a study examining brain responses to alcohol aromas. Participants must be current alcohol users. Participants will be asked to complete a series of psychological questionnaires, give a blood sample, and participate in one fMRI scan, during one 3-hour session and will receive $150 for the completion of the study.
We will also ask you about:
 Your drinking history
 Your family's history of trouble with alcohol
 Your use of any drugs
 The state of your general health
The study is being conducted by Dr. Melissa Cyders, who is a faculty member in the Clinical Psychology department of IUPUI, and Dr. David A. Kareken, who is a faculty member in Neurology. To see if you qualify, and for more details, please call Dr. Melissa A. Cyders at (317) 274-6752, 402 N. Blackford St., LD 124, Indianapolis, IN, 46202.
If your child is between 3 & 17 years of age, he/she may qualify for a new research study of language, intelligence, & other mental abilities. Researchers at IU School of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery are conducting a study at Riley Hospital to investigate language, intelligence, & other mental abilities in children with normal hearing. Study participants will receive free evaluations consisting of ability tests & behavior questionnaires. Participants will be reimbursed $20 per hour of their time. Participation requirements & risks will be disclosed prior to study enrollment. For more information, call The Devault Otologic Research Laboratory at 317-278-3469 or 317-278-8390.
Investigators at IU School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry are conducting a research study to test an investigational medication for children and adolescents, age 10-17, with Bipolar I Disorder. Eligible participants must be currently taking a bipolar medication (s). Participation includes approximately 42 visits, potentially lasting up to 15 months. Participants will receive study procedures, mental health evaluations, and medication or placebo at no charge. Compensation is $90 for the initial screening visit (visit 1) and $30 for each additional visit to offset travel expenses. To learn more information about this study and its requirements, call Riley Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic at 317-944-1128 or email kidpsych@iupui.edu
Investigators at IU School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry are conducting a research study to test an investigational medication for children and adolescents, age 13-17, with Juvenile Primary Fibromyalgia Syndrome (JPFS). Participation includes approximately 16 visits, potentially lasting up to 41 weeks. Participants will receive study procedures, mental health evaluations, and medication or placebo at no charge. Compensation is $30 for each visit to offset travel expenses. To learn more information about this study and its requirements, call Riley Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic at 317-944-1128 or email kidpsych@iupui.edu
Investigators at IU School of Medicine, Riley Hospital, are conducting a research study of an investigational medication for children, age 6-12, with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder & Impulsive Aggression. Participation includes approximately 11 visits, potentially lasting up to 10 weeks. Participants will receive study procedures, mental health evaluations, and study medication or placebo at no charge. Compensation is up to $610 total for all visits to offset travel expenses. To learn more information about this study and its requirements, call a member of Dr. David Dunn‚s research staff, Riley Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic, at 317-944-1128 or email kidpsych@iupui.edu .
IUSM Department of Pediatric Endocrinology/Diabetology is looking for individuals who were diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes PRIOR to age 18 to participate in a study requiring only one visit. The goal of the study is to learn more about the relationships between certain genes and type 2 diabetes. Qualified participants will be asked to provide a blood sample and answer questions about their medical history. Please call 317-944-7019 or e-mail pdidrick@iupui.edu for more details.
Pamela Bliss, muralist and portrait artist, will teach a class focusing on mural painting this fall semester at Herron School of Art and Design. Mural Painting (Her E220 33026) is scheduled for 9:00 - 11:30, Tuesdays and Thursdays, it is a three credit studio class. Students will learn everything from design to safety to the actual creation of a public artwork. Pamela Bliss is the creator of the Kurt Vonnegut mural at 345 Massachusetts Avenue and the Indiana Avenue Jazz Masters mural at 322 N Capital Avenue in Indianapolis.
Bliss' work was published in Downbeat Magazine and she has recently been invited to create a mural in Cologne, Germany. Don‚t miss this unique opportunity to take part in public art in Indianapolis. For more information, contact Anita Giddings at agidding@iupui.edu..
Link: http://www.herron.iupui.edu/blog/10112011/pamela-bliss-paints-larger-life-vonnegut-teach-spring-2012-class
Be Your Own Boss (BYOB) is a chronic disease self-management program. We are looking for young adults (up to age 24) with chronic disease to participate in one of two free workshops this summer. If you are interested in taking better control of your health, contact CYACC and ask about BYOB at 317-948-0061 or cyacc@iupui.edu.
Looking to lose a few pounds this summer? Please consider joining Weight Watchers at Work. We meet Wednesdays from 12:45 to 1:30 in the Education/Social Work building. As a group, we‚ve lost over 400 pounds since August 2011. Please contact Valerie Decker at vdecker@iupui.edu or 274-5163 for more information.
IUPUI will be participating in this year's Indy Pride 2012; specifically, sponsoring a float in the Pride Parade and a vendor booth at the Festival, both occurring on Saturday, June 9.
We need some great representation from the IUPUI campus to assist: faculty staff, students, allies, EVERYONE! Please follow this link for more details to sign-up to help.
Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFBiREJhOUlwNEx3U3FRVFZoejZRM0E6MQ
We hope that you join us for the Second Annual Run for Relief. Held in quaint Franklin Indiana - Just south of Indianapolis. This run is a 5k developed to raise money for the Indiana National Guard Relief Fund.
Only 25.00 for individual or 60.00 for the whole family. WHAT A DEAL!
The race is FREE for Active Military.
Post race snacks and goodie bags to all that pre-register.
Check the website for more details.
Link: http://www.stroselions.net/5K.html
The IU GLBT Alumni Association Academic Scholarship recognizes and rewards students who have improved the climate and atmosphere on their IU campus for GLBT students, faculty, staff and/or alumni while also achieving their own academic and personal goals. Scholarships are awarded each semester to students attending any IU campus. The deadline for Spring 2013 semester is November 15, 2012.
IU GLBT Alumni Association Emergency Scholarship
Many GLBT students lose vital financial support needed for their educations for simply being open and honest about their sexual orientation. These students find themselves in dire need of funds and support in order to reach their educational goals and aspirations.
The IU GLBT Alumni Assocaition Emergency Scholarship is intended for current IU GLBT students who have lost or are facing the loss of financial support from their families after disclosing their sexual orientation or gender identity while attending IU. Emergency Scholarships are awarded to students attending any IU campus.
You can learn more about the GLBTAA scholarships and apply online.
Link: http://alumni.indiana.edu/affiliates/glbt/
IUPUI ANNOUNCES DATES FOR 2012 SUMMER BASKETBALL CLINICS
Clinics to be held at the Monon Community Center on June 11-15 and June 25-29
INDIANAPOLIS - The IUPUI Athletics Department and head basketball coach Todd Howard have announced dates for the 2012 Summer Basketball Clinics, to be held at the Monon Community Center. Howard and his staff will be hosting two weeks of clinics from June 11-15 and June 25-29.
The weeklong camps are $195 each and are open to boys and girls of all skill levels, ages 6-13. The clinics will run from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily and will include 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 games, along with individual and team instruction. In addition, campers will hear from guest speakers including college and NBA coaches and players. This year's camp staff will consist of members of the IUPUI basketball team and some of the areas top high school basketball coaches.
Campers will also have an opportunity to enjoy the Monon Community Center, located in the heart of Carmel. The 146,000 square foot facility offers state-of-the-art amenities that are unsurpassed anywhere in the state including a beautiful water park. Attendees will have the opportunity to swim each day as well, weather permitting.
For more information, please contact assistant coach David Padgett at 317-274-0612 or padgett@iupui.edu.
Link: http://www.iupuijags.com/news/2012/3/23/MBB_0323122630.aspx
Have an interest in designing promotional items and filers for SAPB events? Want to run our social media and website? And get paid for it?
SAPB is looking for students on campus, who are interested in becoming the next Committee Director for Advertising/Marketing.
If interested, please send an email to safleeno@iupui.edu to request an application. Please send the completed application to mailto:sapb@iupui.edu">sapb@iupui.edu, or you may drop it by our office in Campus Center Suite 370 (Office of Student Involvement). We will have applications available until June 1. Interviews will be scheduled immediately for the open positions to take place between May 8- June 8.
If you have any questions, don‚t hesitate to contact us, and please send this to others who might be interested in the opportunity!
Thank you, and have a great day,
Sarah Fleenor
SAPB President 2012-2013
Link: http://www.iupui.edu/~sapb
The Jagtag Office is now selling discounted tickets to the Indianapolis Children's Museum, Indianapolis Zoo, Indianapolis Indians, Holiday World, Kings Island, Cedar Point and the Indy 500! Visit www.jagtag.iupui.edu for a complete listing of prices for all available tickets. And of course all forms of payment are accepted including Jagtag!
Link: http://www.jagtag.iupui.edu/Gift-Cards-Tickets.asp?content=Tickets
Dear students,
Research volunteers, 18 years of age or older, are being sought to participate in a research study of Instant Messaging. You need to participate with another student from IUPUI campus that you have known for at least 6 months. As a research volunteer, you will watch some short videos and then chat with your partner about each one using an instant messaging (IM) program. Skin conductance and heart rate will also be measured in this study. Two small electrodes will be attached to the plantar surface of your feet to measure your skin conductance and a small painless clip will also be attached to your earlobe to measure heart rate. After watching all four videos, you will then be asked to complete a questionnaire about your experience. It should not take longer than one and a half hours to finish the experiment. You and your partner must be 18 years or older to participate. If you are not 18, please do not agree to participate. Your decision to be in this research is voluntary.
Please be assured you do not have to participate unless you wish to do so. As an incentive for your participation, you will receive a $10 Amazon gift card for taking part in this study. If you have any questions about your compensation for participation, for more information or to set up a time to participate, call Afarin Pirzadeh at (317) 258-1597 or email apirzade@iupui.edu. Thank you for your consideration.
Thank you for your participation
Afarin Pirzadeh and Dr. Mark Pfaff
*Barnes & Noble @ IUPUI will be closed on Monday, May 28 in observance of Memorial Day. We will also be closed on Sunday's during the months of June and July.
*We have some great new Under Armour pieces, new shorts and new women's cut tanks, vnecks and hoodies!
*Bright new summer totes have arrived as well as lots of new bargain books and some cool "Avenger's" gifts!
*And don't forget our refreshing Key Lime Tart and yummy Mixed Berry Layer Cake in the Barnes & Noble Cafe!
Link: http://www.iupui.bncollege.com
Is your passphrase at least two years old? If so, be sure to change it before you head into summer.
Starting September 10, passphrases for CAS-authenticated sites will automatically expire two years after they are created. This security measure will protect your valuable data against hacking and misuse.
Don't lose access to important resources such OneStart, Oncourse, and Student Information Services.* Change your passphrase now.
You can reset your passphrase at any time with the Self-Service Passphrase Reset tool at:
http://passphrase.iu.edu
Having trouble? Visit your campus Support Center:
http://uits.iu.edu/page/abxl
Learn more about mandatory passphrase expiration at:
http://uits.iu.edu/passphrase
*Note: You will still be able to authenticate to non-CAS services, such as workstations, email, and VPN.
Link: http://uits.iu.edu/passphrase
The IUPUI Summer Camp will be holding a kids health & wellness day on June 2, 10am-2pm, at Carroll Stadium on campus. The event will include games, prizes, and lots of family fun. The IUPUI Soccer and Swimming teams will be doing demonstrations, and the IUPUI Summer Camp counselors will be meeting families. Admission is FREE and all are invited.
Link: http://www.sportcomplexcamps.iupui.edu
Campus Center Student Health (CCSH) will close the Week of May 28th, as staff will attend the annual American College of Health Associates meeting. CCSH will resume summer hours on Tuesday, June 5th. During the time CCSH is closed, students requiring medical services may report to IUPUI Health Services at Coleman Hall or call 274-8214.
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