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PANEL SESSION AMONG CHANGES IN LEARNING RESOURCES SYMPOSIUM
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earning Resources has made many changes in preparing its annual learning symposium for faculty, scheduled this year for Friday, Feb. 21. Beginning at 9 a.m. in Lecture Hall 102, a panel of distinguished leaders representing higher education, public school education and business will lead off. They will be taking a broad look at education, society and vocations of the future and the implications for faculty.Participants will be invited into the discussion. A noon luncheon in the Champions Room at the Sports Center will feature the presentation "Some Thoughts on Good Teaching" by this year's winner of the Edward C. Moore Outstanding Teaching Award, who has yet to be announced. Beginning at 1 p.m., several concurrent sessions designed for improving
teaching will be held at different locations and times on campus. Altogether, there will be 13 sessions from which faculty can choose. For a complete program schedule, or to make reservations, call Learning Resources, Ext. 7442.
Bob Martin, acting director of Administrative Affairs, whose job it was to find people who were willing to brave winter nasties to ring the bell for the
Salvation Army wants to thank the best bell ringers ever. More than 100 people stood on the Circle last December and raised $1,166.26 to help others. That's a new record for IUPUI and it netted us an award for our efforts.
TICKETS TO THE "DON" GREAT VALENTINE GIFTS
What better Valentine's Day gift than tickets to see the opera, "Don Giovanni," which is based on the story of Don Juan, whose "loving" reputation has been handed down for
centuries. The opera is the second part of the series, "Music for Indianapolis." It will be brought from IUB for a one-time-only show at Clowes Hall on the Butler campus on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. Tickets for the opera range from $4 to $16 with discounts for
students, senior citizens and groups, and they are available at Clowes and all
Ticketmaster locations. (If you cannot make it that day, the opera opens at IUB on Feb.
8 and continues through Feb. 22. Call 812 335-7433.)
Also, you can dine before the Don by attending a pre-opera buffet at Clowes that is
$16.50 a person and includes the opera. Sponsors are the IU Women's Club of
Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Men's Club and the IU School of Music Alumni Association.
Make reservations before Feb. 6 by calling Karen Synder, 842-0518. And that's not all.
If you want to include knowledge in your Valentine gift, you can enroll in the Continuing Education course on "Don Giovanni" that is for two hours on Feb. 13 on the 38th St.
campus. Call Ext. 4501 for details and fees.
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GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE On Feb. 21 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. you can give blood in a drive
hosted by the IU Hospitals. Bloodmobiles from the Central Indiana Regional Blood Center will be at the emergency entrances of Riley and University Hospitals. Ellen Carr would
like you to call her at Ext. 8723 to make an appointment at least a week before.
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FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR ON CAMPUS
Peter Robinson from London will be visiting in the School of Dentistry as one of the 955 people chosen from among 3,000 foreign applicants to receive a Visiting Fulbright
Scholarship for 1985-86. He is a senior lecturer at King's College Hospital, Dental School in London. While here he will continue his research in anticonvulsants and bone resorption. Faculty interested in Fulbright scholarships can call Ann B. Kratz, Research and Sponsored Programs, Ext. 8285.
NEWS IN I NOTES FROM HERE IN I THERE
Praise--Last week's awful disaster in space reminds us all of the risks in pioneering.
We commend the astronauts--those who went before this fatal mission, those who lost their lives, those who will go after them--who know the risk and take it anyway ••••
Ash Wednesday--The Catholic Student Center invites all to its Lenten program on Feb. 12.
Masses are at 12:10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the center on West Michigan Street.
Arms--David Mason, Ph.D., associate professor, political science, Butler
u.,
speaks next in the Great Decisions Series with "Star Wars and the Geneva Talks" on Feb. 11, 7:30 p.m., Christian Theological Seminary.Good Business--U.S. Senator Dan Quayle (R) invites members of Indiana business and labor to nominate individuals, companies or organizations to receive his U.S. Senate
Productivity Award for 1985. Deadline is March 5. Call 269-5555.
Chemistry--Gideon Frankel, Ohio State
u.,
presents "Structure and Dynamic Behavior of Organolithium Compounds" on Feb. 5, 4:30 p.ni., KB 231. Refreshments at 4 p.m.Nettles--The next home games for the Lady Metros basketball team are with St. Francis at 1 p.m. on Feb. 8, and with Marian at 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 11. The men play Taylor, here, Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Safe Serving--SPEA's Executive Education program is offering a series of workshops in applied food service sanitation. The first of the three, four-hour sessions begins Feb.
6 at SPEA. Food microbiology, pest control, sanitation and regulations are among the subjects to be covered by David McSwane, noted authority in food sanitation and safety.
For fees and details, call Peggy Zike, Ext. 3418.
Sign--Several courses in sign language, from Deaf Studies Program in Continuing Studies.
register, call Ext. 4501.
beginner to advanced, are offered in the Some begin next week. For details or to
Physics--Anant K. Randas, Dept. of Physics, Purdue U., presents "Optical Properties of Dilute Magnetic Semiconductors" on Feb. 5, 3:30 p.m., KB 125. Tea/cookies at 3:10 p.m., KB 118. All welcome.
Celebrate Black History--It's Black History Month, and the Indianaplis Museum of Art 1s offering a seven-part film series, "Black Heritage on Film," on Sundays at 5 p.m., through March 2. Individual and series tickets available. Call 923-1331.
'Cross the Bridge--Goodwill's annual coat sale is Feb. 8, 8 a.m.-noon, just across the bridge on West Michigan Street. Coats are $3, a bag of sweaters the same.
Forum--Next in the Women's Studies Forum is Betty Levine, Ph.D., sociology, speaking Feb.
4 on the subject of "Social Security Issues for Women." Bring lunch for the noon meeting in Cavanaugh, Room 438.
OCCP MAKES JOB HUNTING EASIER
Anyone on campus or off can take advantage of a job readiness seminar series offered this spring by the Office of Career Counseling and Placement. Workshops on designing
effective resumes, job search strategies and successful job interviewing will be offered throughout the spring semester. For a complete schedule, call OCCP, Ext. 2554.
MORE HEWS IN I NOTES
Corrections--Victor Wallis, associate professor of political science, is speaking in the Great Decisons Series on the subject, "How Foreign Policy Is Made," but he speaks at the Christian Theological Seminary, not on campus as we incorrectly said last week. His lecture is on Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Also, if you are interested in the two-week Brazilian field trip offered by the Depts. of Anthropology and Geography, it's during Summer
Session I not Summer II, as was incorrectly printed in last week's Green Sheet.
Remind Students--Students in Wl32 attempting to write inductive papers can get help in the Writing Center Workshop "Induction" on Feb. 6 from noon-1 p.m.
South Africa Update--Specialists on the subject of changing developments in South Africa will be among the panelists in a conference at Indiana Central Feb. 7-8. The conference
is sponsored by the Indiana Consortium for International Programs of which I.U. is a member. To register, call 788-3335.
Play Goes On--"Talking With ••• ,11 a play of 11 extraordinary monologues, is being produced by our University Theatre. Thursday-Saturday performances continue through Feb. 8. For tickets, call Ext. 2094.
Nursing and More--"Marketing, Nursing, Political Power" is the subject of the seventh annual business meeting and program of the Midwest Alliance of Nursing, whose
headquarters is on our campus. Registration is open now for the April 3-4 meeting at the Palmer House, Chicago. Call Ext. 3255.
Biochemistry--Nira Ben-Jonathan, professor, physiology and biophysics, presents "Novel Functions of the Pituitary: Regulation of Prolactin Secretion" on Feb. 3, 4 p.m., MS 321; refre.shments at 3:30 p.m.
Physiology/Biophysics--Shigehiro Nakajima, professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Purdue U., speaks on "Functional Development of Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors" on Feb. 5, 4 p.m., MS 205.
Biology Group--Steve Larsen, assistant professor, microbiology, speaks on "Eukaryotic Vectors" on Feb. 4, noon, RR 138, during monthly meeting of the interdepartmental molecular biology group.
Bible Biology--Irving L. Fink, local attorney involved in the Hendren v. Indiana Textbook Commission case, will speak about "Bible Biology" in a lecture Feb. 2, 2:30 p.m., Indiana State Library Auditorium. Sponsor is the Indiana Association of Historians.
No Musketeers--The March 1 production of·"The Three Musketeers" at IUB is cancelled.
ABC
The segment of ABC's newsmagazine 20/20 that will take a look at the controversy surrounding the surgical procedure called carotidendarterectomy, probably will be aired Feb. 6, rather than Jan. 30, as announced earlier. However, the date is tentative. The story will include
interviews with Dr. Mark L. Dyken, professor and chairman, neurology, I.U. School of Medicine, other faculty members and some patients. It may also include footage of diagnostic procedures filmed here when the TV crews were on campus last month.
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LITTLE PEOPLE LEAP IN FOR LEARNING
With the help of two professors and their director, little folks who are in our Child Care Center are leaping in and learning at the natatorium each week. The children, ages 3-5, are not just splashing about, but are using specially prepared learning tools, like floating alphabet letters they must retrieve, to learn. The center's director, Beth Jeglum, says the children love it. Helping in the design of this pilot project to make learning particularly fun are Karen Teeguarden and Betty Evenbeck, both assistant
professors of physical education. For more, call the Child Care Center, Ext. 2546.-JG POSITIONS AVAILABLE
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, full-time faculty. Requires masters and three (plus) years' clinical/teaching experience, with expertise in physical disabilities. Send resume to Search and Screen Committee, Q.T. Program, CF 311.
NURSE PRACTITIONER, applications now accepted for neonatal critical care nurse practitioner clinical internship. For more, call Linda Strickland, Ext. 4715.
NURSING, faculty, nursing administration/graduate program. Full-time, tenure track beginning immediately. Requires M.S. in nursing and doctorate in nursing or related field; also experience in nursing administration. Contact Dr. Margaret M. Pike, assistant dean, IU School of Nursing, NU 136.
NURSING, graduate faculty/nursing of adults with biodissonance. Tenure track, IU School of Nursing. The department offers a major in the M.S.N. Program that prepares nurses for the advanced practice of nursing with adults who have a known or predicted health problem. Requires M.S. in nursing and a doctorate in nursing or related field.
Contact Dr. Margaret M. Pike at the address above.
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE PROGRAM, internship, cooperative education and parallel
programs offered. Apply now for immediate and/or summer or fall 1986 job opportunities.
Various academic backgrounds and degree levels sought. Make application or counseling appointments in BS 2010, soon as possible.
EIGHT RETIREES GIVE 162 YEARS' SERVICE
Eight recent retirees from the campus have accumulated more than 160 years of service.
Audrey Bellamy, food supervisor in nutrition and dietetics, tops the recent list with 32 years. She plans to fish, bowl and maybe work part-time. John Mccutchan, instrument maker in physiology, leaves to travel, stay home and golf after serving 27 years. Others
include Sara Tillison, data entry clerk in Psychiatric Research, who leaves after 19 years to travel, do church work and be a volunteer in the bereavement work team. Also leaving after 19 years is Lillian Miller, phlebotomist in pathology, who will spend time with her mother and do the knitting she enjoys. Maggie Inabnitt, ingredients specialist in nutrition and dietetics, is leaving after 16 years to do volunteer work and continue her hobbies of ceramics and gardening. After 15 years, Elzada Barnard, administrative secretary and office manager in psychiatry, will now travel, read and enjoy outdoor
sports. Finally, Elizabeth Collins, secretary in nutrition and dietetics, after 13 years on campus will use retirement "as a new career," and Margaret Britner, office manager and administrative secretary in rheumotology, leaves after 11 years to move to Florida where she will work part-time and do civic and church work.
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FEBRUARY
OR<J>/AOO - SOS REFUND thru 2/4
AIERICAN STUDIES: Re-Visioning Allerica, for information 264-3759 GRADUATE STUDIES: Graduate Applications Due, for information 264-2066 MEN'S BASKETBALL: vs. Purdue Calumet, Here, 3pm, for information 264-2725
NATATORIUM EVENT: Circle City Classic, through 2/2, Natatorium, for information 264-3517 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: at Purdue Calumet, 2pm, for information 264-2725
3 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: Novel Functions of the Pituitary:Regulation of Prolactin Secretion, Med Science 321, 4pm, for information 264-7151
FORUM ON CAIFUS INTERRELATION (FOCI), AO Bldg, 103, 8:30am, for information 264-3963
JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Designing An Effective Resime, BS 2010, 9am, for information 264-2554 4 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Job Search Strategies, BS 2010, llam, for information 264-2554
WOIEN'S BASKETBALL: at Hanover College, 7pm, for information 264-2725 t£1'S BASKETBALL: at Franklin, 7:30pm, for information 264-2725 RESIDENCE HALL MEETING, Ball Residence, for information 264-7457
6 CECW (Continuing Education Center for Wollen) Open House, l0am-2pm, for information 264-4784 IUPUI FACULTY COUNCIL MTG, 3:30 Law School 116, for information Bernice Chumley 264-2215 W(IEN'S BASKETBALL: at Huntington College, 7pm, for information 264-2725
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7 GENESIS: Deadline for Submissions for Spring Issue, Student Activities Office, LY 001, 5pm, for information 264-2814
JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Successful Job Interviewing, BS 2010, 12pm, for information 264-2554 LISTENERS' THEATRE: Auditions Spring Show, through 2/8, SI 'k>8, 6pm, for information 264-8965 REHABILITATION RESEARCH SEMINARS, KB54, Noon, Speakers & Topics TBA, for information Gary Bond
923- 1321 x360
MICM STUDENT RETREAT, through 2/8 (IOCM), Place & Time TBA, for information 264-2585 8 MEN'S BASKETBALL: at Oakland City, 3pm, for information 264-2725
WOIEl'S BASKETBAll: vs. St. Francis College, lpm, for information 264-2725 10 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR, Med Science 321, 4pm, for information 264-7151
11 FORUM ON CAIFUS INTERRELATIONS (FOCI), lOam, CA 438, for information 264-2306 MEN'S BASKETBALL: vs. Taylor, Here, 7:30pm, for information 264-2725
INSTITUTE FOR HUMMITIES RESEARCH: Research-Sharing Programs, BS-SPEA Bldg, 3:30pm, for information 264-2447
WOIEl'S BASKETBALL: vs. Marion College, 5:30pm, for information 264-2725
12 CATHOLIC STUDENT CENTER: Ash Wednesday Masses, 12:10 and 7:30 pm, for information Fr. Jeff Godecker or Joel Schmiegel 632-4378
JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Designing An Effective Resume, BS 2010, 5:30 pm, for information 264-2554 LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
13 PHILOS<J>HY
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TECHNOLOGY GOOD FOR WORKERS• SERIES: •What If Workers Owned the Plant?, Union Bldg-Roof Lounge, 7:00-8:30pm, for information 264-8082RESIDENCE LIFE: VALENTINE'S DINNER/DANCE, Union Bldg, for information 264-7457 14 ST. VALENTINE'S DAY
- - - university calendar, Administration Building, Room 136. Phone: 264·2101
15 LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION TEST (LSAT), Law Bldg, for information 264-2459
LISTENERS THEATRE: Literary Smorgasbord, 8pm, SI 108, for information Michael Scott 264-8965 llEN'S BASKETBALL: at Marian, 3pm, for information 264-2725
MICM CHRISTIAN FACULTY CONFERENCE, Union Bldg Rooftop Lounge, 9am-Noon, for information 264-2585 NATATORIUM EVENT: Boy Scout Swimaree, Natatorium, for information 264-3517
W<IEl'S BASKETBALL: vs. Oakland City College, 2pm, for information 264-2725 17 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR, Med Science 321, 4pm, for information 264-7151
18 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Job Search Strategies, BS 2010, 12pm, f~r information 264-2554
l'IJSIC FOR INDIANAPOLIS: Don Giovanni, Clowes Hall, 8pm, for information IU Foundation 264-3711 flEl'S BASKETBALL: vs. Huntington, Here, 7:30pm, for information 264-2725
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
19 MICM FACULTY FORUM, Place & Time TBA, for information 264-2585
CENTRAL INDIANA COLLEGE CAREER CONSORTIUM: Fourth Annual Interview Day, Convention Center/Hoosier Dome, 9am-5pm, for information Diane Matheny 788-3296
20 llEN'S BASKETBALL: at Marion, 7:30pm, for information 264-2725
INSTITUTE FOR HUMANITIES RESEARCH: HUllallities Seminar For Executives: Human Perspectives, thru 2/21, BS-SPEA Bldg, 2-lOpm, 2/21 9am-12pm, for information 264-2447
JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Successful Job Interviewing, BS 2010, 2pm, for information 264-2554 21 REHABILITATION RESEARCH SEMINARS, KB54, Noon, Speakers & Topics TBA, for information Gary Bond
923-1321 x360
FORUM ON CAJl>US INTERRELATIONS (FOCI), AO Bldg, 103, lOam, for information 264-3963
UNIVERSITY THEATRE: The Magician's Nephew, Feb. 21-22, 28, and 3/1, Cable Bldg Theatre, 21-8pm, 22-10:30am & 2:30pm, 28-8pm, 3/l-10:30am & 2:30pm for information 264-2094
NON-ACADEMIC COUNSELING CENTER: STRESS/TIME MANAGEllENT WORKSHOP, l-5pm, for information 264-2548 22 WOfEN'S BASKETBALL: vs. Franklin College, 4pm, for information 264-2725
24 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR, Med Science 321, 4pm, for information 264-7151
26 IU FOUNDATION: Indianapolis Development Council, lOam, for information Lori Behrmann, 264-3711 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Job Search Strategies, BS 2010, 2pm, for information 264-2554
27 RESIDENCE LIFE: BLACK HISTORY MONTH DANCE, Union Bldg, for information 264-7457 MICM FACULTY FORUM, Place & Time TBA, for information 264-2585
JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Successful Job Interviewing, BS 2010, lOam, for information 264-2554 28 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Designing An Effective Resume, BS 2010, 3pm, for information 264-2554
NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: Oncology Certification Review, for information Charlotte Carlley 264-4360
