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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS PRESENTS TWO LECTURERS
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" R e b e l Europe: Living in a Changing Continent" will be the subject of a lecture by Oliver Goldsborough, senior associate for the Carnegie Endow- ment for International Peace, at noon Wednesday in the School of Social Work conference room, ES 4130. Goldsborough will appear under the auspices of the International Affairs Program Steering Committee of IUPUI.
Goldsborough served for 17 years as a foreign correspondent in Europe for various newspapers and news magazines, including the International Herald-Tri- bune and Newsweek. His recently published book, Rebel Europe, is available from Macmillan Publishers.
A second speaker, Miroslaw Kijowicz, will be presented at noon Thursday in the School of Social Work studio, ES 2119, and again at 7:30 p.m. in the Lilly/Riley Rooms of the Union Building by the Office of International Programs. He will give a lecture and film presentation entitled "Polish Animation: Mirror of a Society." This is his sixth visit to the United States. On past trips he has lectured and screened his work and that of fellow artists at over 60 colleges, film schools, museums and cinema clubs. Kojowicz also participated recently in a New York Film Council animation symposium held during this year's Visual Com- munication Congress.
The program presented by Kojowicz is a detailed study of Polish social attitudes as mirrored through the work of several key animators, including himself. He speaks English and all films are in 16mm. The program is co-sponsored with the Polish Cultural Society of Indiana.
UNION BUILDING OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY
Management and staff of the new and improved Student Union Building invite the campus community to an Open House to view the recently remodeled cafeteria and hotel facilities. Tours of the remodeled areas will be conducted at 2:30 p.m., 3 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday. Tours will start from the Hotel/Informa- tion Desk on the lobby level and will end in the newly decorated Fifth Floor Lounge, where refreshments will be served. Please come!
IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS
The University Calendar, which is distributed with the Green Sheet every two weeks, is intended to carry all items that occur on scheduled dates, such as
seminars, special lectures, concerts, or other events of interest to the campus.
It was created to leave more space in the Green Sheet for other items.
Our correspondents are missing the
University Calendar
deadlines, forcing many items into theGreen Sheet.
Sometimes meetings are not scheduled until the last minute, but most of the time these dates are known at least a month in advance.Following are deadlines for the
University Calendar.
Be sure to observe them or your meeting, lecture or seminar may be left out because of the press of other items. These deadlines all are p.m. Monday and apply to the two-week period beginning the following Monday.Nov. 8; Nov. 22; Dec. 6; Dec. 20; Jan. 3; Jan. 7; Jan. 31. We will announce other deadlines in January.
MASTER'S IN GEOLOGY APPROVED
The subject of the environment and the city, including the geologic problems and needs of large, metropolitan cities, will be incorporated into a master's degree program in geology to begin next fall in the Department of Geology of the School of Science. The program was approved by the I.U. board of trustees at its meet- ing at I.U.-Kokomo on Nov. 5. Approval now will be sought from the Indiana Com- mission for Higher Education.
Land use planning, one of the program's emphases, will help geologists working for the city with landfill problems, a major concern here in the past few months.
Dr. Glenn W. Irwin Jr., I.U. vice-president for Indianapolis, said the ''geology program was designed with the needs of the Indianapolis metropolitan area in mind and demonstrates how IUPUI and the Purdue School of Science are developing
the scientific base required for economic development.
SUGGESTIONS SOLICITED FOR MOORE AWARD
Nominations for the new Edward C. Moore Award for Outstanding Teaching must be received before Jan. 7 by the Executive Dean and Dean of the Faculties. Faculty members or students may nominate any faculty member who teaches on the IUPUI campus. Nominations with supporting evidence may be sent either directly to the committee or through departmental chairpersons or deans. The recipient will re- ceive a check for $1,000 and an appropriate memento. For further information call Dr. James R. Roche at ext. 7868.
BASKETBALL TICKETS ON SALE
Season tickets for the IUPUI home basketball season are on sale at all campus bookstores and in the physical education off ice, located on the third floor of the Physical Education/Natatorium Building. The adult season ticket price is
$20 for 12 home games. Tickets may be purchased separately at the door for
$2.50. Students are admitted free to all home games with proper identification.
Metro fans will be watching all home contests in the new Physical Education Gym- nasium, located on the concourse level of the Physical Education/Natatorium Building.
NEWS 'N' NOTES FROM HERE 'N' THERE
Found! -- A watch was found on the Riley Hospital parking lot on Tuesday, Nov.
2. The owner should call ext. 8762 and identify the watch to retrieve it.
Financial Aid Forms -- Financial Aid Forms that need to be completed by all students needing assistance will be a month late this year, leaving students less than three weeks to fill them out and return them by the March 1 deadline.
Information and assistance may be obtained from higher education financial aid officers or other high school counselors, according to Shirley Boardman, direc- tor of financial aid at IUPUI.
Pharmaceutical -- Pharmacy displays this week in University Hospital will be Berlex on Monday, Burroughs Wellcome on Tuesday, Boehringer Ingelheim on Wednes- day, Mead Johnson on Thursday, and Merck, Sharp & Dohme on Friday. Riley Hos- pital will have Parke Davis on Wednesday and Wyeth on Thursday.
Babysitter -- Babysitter available on campus Monday through Friday. Any age.
Call Tannny Silva at 634-2401, ext. 302, evenings.
Ride Wanted -- Ride from Muncie to Medical Center. Call Virgie, ext. 3931.
Respiratory Therapy Honored -- Last week was National Respiratory Therapy Week by declaration of President Reagan and the Congress, the first time the profes- sion has been honored on a national scale.
Indianapolis History -- Alan T. Nolan, recognized authority on the Civil War period, will speak on "Indianapolis in the Civil War" at 2 p.m. today (Nov. 14) in the State Library and Historical Building Auditorium, 315 W. Ohio St. Park- ing is available in the state employee parking lots along Ohio Street. Refresh- ments will be served.
IUPUI Canned Food Drive -- Second annual canned food drive for the needy at Christmas time is sponsored by the Black Student Union, which is challenging other student groups on the campus to each pledge 50 or more cans of food. Con- tainers for contributions will be placed around the campus and in the BSU off ice in the basement of Cavanaugh Hall. The drive ends Dec. 15. For more informa- tion call Jackie Boards at the BSU, ext. 2279.
Riley Claims Torchlighter -- Torchlighter for the United Way Campaign this year is Greg Wright, 12, a patient at the Hematology Clinic at Riley Hospital where his primary physician is Dr. Arthur Provisor.
More Help for the Needy -- United Christmas Service, a division of the United Way, is in business to help the "neediest of the needy" in the community have a merrier Christmas. Donor groups or individuals who can provide clothing, toys, food, money or other help should call the office at 924-1454. The UCS office is located at 1828 N. Meridian St., 46202.
MERP Presents -- "Cancer of the Larynx" will be presented by Dr. Edward C. Weis- berger, assistant professor of otolaryngology at the I.U. School of Medicine, and Dr. Mark Singer, Indianapolis otolaryngologist who is a former faculty mem- ber, at noon and again at 6 p.m. Wednesday on the Grand Rounds in Surgery pro- gram produced by the Medical Educational Resources Program of the medical school and aired on its Medical Television Network. It will be seen at 50 outlets around the state.
Psychology Program Accredited -- Current accredited status of the predoctoral internship training program in psychology in the Department of Psychiatry of the School of Medicine has been reaffirmed by the American Psychological Association according to word received by Dr. Eugene E. Levitt, program director.
New Service -- Campus mail is offering a new free service to all IUPUI depart- ments. Outgoing First Class letter mail will be picked up by your campus mail carrier, run through a postage meter, sorted by zip code, and taken directly to the U.S. Post Office sorting room for you at no charge except for the postage used. Plus all your Indiana First Class letters will receive a 1¢ per piece discount. For example, a 1 ounce First Class letter within the state will be charged to your departmental budget at 19¢ rather than 20¢ on this new service.
For further details, call Earl Bryant at ext. 7742.
Switch! -- The office of the Dean for Student Services, previously located in the University Library Room 002, moved to the Education/Social Work Build- ing Room 2129 on Friday, Nov. 12. The telephone number will remain the same, ext. 2546. The office includes Galam Mannan, Burdellis Carter, Lil- lian Charleston, Helen Cutter Davis, and Nancy Gregor.
Now Look -- The offices vacated by the Dean for Student Services will be occupied by the IUPUI Student Activities Office and the Assistant Bursar, Student Organizations. Barbara McQueen, assistant bursar, Virgie Mont- gomery, secretary, and Mike Wagoner, director of Student Activities, will move Monday into Room 002 in the southwest corner of the Library basement.
Services such as Student Organization's Accounts services, program assist- ance, posting, room reservations and advising will resume on Wednesday.
Office hours and telephones will be the same.
And Another -- The office of David Bixler, D.D.S., Ph.D., chairman of the Department of Oral Facial Genetics, recently moved from the School of
Dentistry to Ball Residence, Room 026; the telephone is the same, ext. 8201.
Respiratory Therapy Seminar -- "Pediatric Respiratory Care for the Respiratory Therapy Practitioner" sponsored at the Atkinson Hotel Thursday and Friday by the Riley Hospital Section of the Respiratory Therapy Department of the I.U. Hos- pitals will feature Sharon Douglass of the Respiratory Therapy Program of the University of Central Florida in Orlando as the keynote speaker. Her topic will be "Perinatal-Pediatric Therapists: Guardians of the Future." Other speakers include Drs. Joseph H. Clark, Howard Eigen, Philip Gibbs, Jay Grosfeld, Richard Schreiner and Peter Scott, all from the I.U. School of Medicine. Registration for the two days is $65 for allied health professionals and $80 for physicians.
For further information call Joanne Sprinkle, ext. 7381.
Seeing Double? -- The Hypertension Research Center in collaboration with the Department of Medical Genetics Twin Office is conducting a study to investigate the relationship of dietary factors and blood pressure in the families of school- aged identical twins. The study involves urine collections and blood pressure measurements which are done in the home over a three-month period. Dietary al- ternatives involve no caloric restrictions, but do require alteration of food preparation techniques. Interested families are invited to call Janet Day or Cathy Lang, R.D., at ext. 8153 for more information.
Rewards Discussed Finding better ways to recognize and reward the good work, dedication and long employment of staff and faculty members at IUPUI was the focus of a recent joint meeting of the executive committee of the Staff Council and Faculty Council at the home of Vice President Glenn W. Irwin Jr. Ideas from
both.groups will be discussed in their upcoming council meetings, and final
recommendations will be presented to I.U. President John Ryan.for his action.
Kappa Kappa Sigma Grapefruit and Orange Sale -- Annual Texas Ruby Red Grapefruit and Orange Sale is the same price as last year: $6.50 for a 20 lb. box; $11 for
a 40 lb. box. To order call 291-1432 by Nov. 19. That's this coming Friday!
The delivery date will be Dec. 10. All proceeds from this project are for charity.
Reminder -- The James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association will hold its 6lst Annual Meeting and Luncheon at noon Wednesday in the IUPUI Union Building.
School of Medicine Dean Steven C. Beering will preview expansion plans for Riley Hsopital and a memorial film saluting Dr. Jam~s 0. Ritchey will be shown.
Thrift Shop Sale -- The National Council of Jewish Women Thrift Shop announces a special holiday sale starting Tuesday featuring one-third off the price tag of everything in the store. On Thursday, senior citizens will get an additional one-half off the price tags of all merchandise except furniture. The shop is located just west of the corner of 38th and College at 638 E. 38th St.
HONORS
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ACCOLADESDr. Steven C. Beering, dean of the School of Medicine, was installed last Tues- day (Nov. 9) as chairman of the Association of American Medical Colleges at the organization's 93rd Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. Dr. Beering will head the general governing body of the Association, which oversees the activities of the constituent councils -- the Council of Deans, the Council of Teaching Hos- pitals, the Council of Academic Societies -- and the Organization of Student Representatives.
Neil E. Lantz, director of Administrative Affairs, has been re-elected to the office of vice chairman of the Indianapolis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. In addition to his election to the Red Cross Board of Directors in 1978, Lantz has served as a volunteer in the disaster services department and as a certified instructor in disaster shelter management.
Albert Hunter has been appointed Plumbing Supervisor for the Physical Plant De- partment.
IUPUI's Department of Communication and Theatre was widely represented at the annual meeting of the Indiana Speech Association Convention in October. Bruce Wagener presented two papers and gave an oral interpretation performance. Gary Kreps presented a paper and chaired a panel. James East presented a paper.
Robert C. Dick chaired two panels and presented the Friday luncheon address.
Garland Elmore was elected chairperson of the Radio-TV-Film Interest Group. As- sociate faculty members Neal Robison, Leslie Kelly and David Dunne also pre- sented papers.
Dr. Ann Marriner, professor and associate dean, School of Nursing, has published the third edition of
The Nursing 'Proce ss.
The book includes case studies by Marguerite Casey, Joyce Elder, Betsy Joyce and Irene Pollert, all professors ofthe School of Nursing.
Dr. William Ragan, professor of obstetrics and gynecology and chairman of the Indiana State Maternal Mortality Committee, has been awarded another grant for the "Maternal Mortality Study and Education Project" sponsored by the State Board of Health, the Indiana Medical Association and the I.U. Schoool of Medi- cine. He has been working on this project and receiving grants since 1973. Dr.
Ragan also has been re-elected to the board of directors of the Marion County Medical Society.
Dr. Clarence Ehrlich, chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Dr. Jack Pearson, professor of OB/GYN, were recent participants at the Cen- tral Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 50th Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Tex. Dr. Ehrlich discussed a paper presented by Dr. Leo Twiggs and Dr.
Pearson was one of three panelists in a symposium called "Stump the Obstetri- cian!" Drs. Pearson and Ehrlich were joined by Dr. Robert Rogers of the OB/GYN Department in Chicago, Ill., as board examiners for the American Board of Ob- stetricians and Gynecologists Nov. 1-5.
Dr. Marguerite Shepard, professor of OB/GYN, will be in Australia from this past Friday through Dec. 14. She will be at Monash University observing in vitro fertilization.
Dr. Elgan Baker, assistant professor of linical psychology in the Department of Psychiatry of the School of Medicine, received an award for the best theo- retical paper on hypnosis published in 1981 at the meeting of the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis held in Indianapolis in October. Dr. Baker also was named a member-at-large of the Executive Committee of the American Psy- chological Association Division of Psychological Hypnosis and was elevated to Fellow status in SCEH.
Dr. Eugene E. Levitt, director of the section of clinical psychology of the De- partment of Psychiatry of the School of Medicine, was the recipient of the Mor- ton Prince Award to a psychologist for distinguished contribution to the develop- ment of hypnosis in the science and profession of psychology given jointly by
the American Board of Psychological Hypnosis and the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis. He also has been named chairman of the Committee on Nominations and Elections of the Division of Psychological Hypnosis of the American Psychological Association.
Dr. Jane G. Richards was re-elected vice chairman of the Public Service Satel- lite Consortium Board of Directors at the PSSC annual meeting in October in Washington, D.C. The executive director of the Indiana Higher Education Tele- communication System (IHETS), Dr. Richards has been a member of the PSSC Board since the organization was founded in 1975. She has served as vice chairman since 1977. An international non-profit corporation, PSSC seeks to further the appropriate use of satellite and other telecommunications technologies for pub- lic service. The I.U. School of Medicine is a PSSC member.
Glenda Armstrong, acquisitions supervisor, University Library, IUPUI received the 1982 Library Assistant of the Year award at the annual conference of the Indiana Library Association/Indiana Library Trustee Association. Given for out- standing service as a library assistant, this is the first time someone from IUPUI has received the award.
R. Bruce Renda, dean of the Purdue University School of Engineering and Techno- logy at IUPUI, recently was elected by the Purdue board of trustees to represent Purdue on the board of trustees of the Indianapolis Center for Advanced Research
(ICFAR). He will serve a three-year term.
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12 SWIM MEET: University of Alabama vs IU Men's Swimming Team, 7pm, Natatorium
UN IVERS I TY THEATRE PLAY: "Dark of the Moon"; for more information contact 264-209li 13 EASTERN COLLEGIATE WATER POLO CHAMPIONSHIPS, through November 14, beginning at Sam
and running all day, Natatorium
INDIANA CHAPTER OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE MEETING, featuring Virginia Dill McCarty, former United States attorney; lpm, Krannert faculty lounge
15 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMltJAR: "High Molecular Weight Phospho-Protein Phosphatases", Dr. Edwin T. Harper, Biochemistry, 4pm, MS 326 (coffee & tea, 3:30pm, MS 409)
PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Evidences for Cross Bridge Mechanisms in Smooth Muscle Contrac- tion", Dr. Richard A. Meiss, Physiology, 4pm, MS 205
MICM PROGRAM: Law School Noon Hour Discussion, Moot Court, 12pm, brown bag GRAPHIC DESIGN EXHIBIT, through December 18, Herron Gallery
ANNUAL BOOK SALE, Indianapolis Campus Bookstores, through November 19
16 BIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Temporal and Spatial Control of Maternal mRNA Translation", Dr. Rudolf Raff, Biology, 4pm, KB 357
MEDICINE CLASSES END
17 IUPUI STAFF COUNCIL MEETING, 1-3pm, UN Roof Lounge; Executive Committee meeting, 12:30pm INDIANA BUSINESS CONFERENCE, panel discussion featuring Lt. Governor John Mutz,
Thomas Binford, Former Board Chairman, Indiana National Corporation, and Marion Dietrich, Executive Vice-President, Cummins Engine and President, Corporation For
Innovative Development; 5:30-7pm, BS 2000
CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Sudden Approximations and Energy Transfer", George Pfeffer, Chemistry, 4pm, KB 231
18 IUPUI Film Series: "The Great White Hope", James Earl Jones, Jane Alexander, and Hal Holbrook, 7:30pm, Nursing Auditorium (also November 19, 7:30pm, LE 101)
pm,
19 SWIM MEET: IHSAA Girls' Swimming and Diving Championships, beginning at 3:15pm;
also November 20, beginning at noon; Natatorium
22 PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Chloride Regulation in Gallbladder Epithelial Cells", Dr. William McD. Armstrong, Physiology, 4pm, MS 205
BIOCHEMISTRY FACULTY SEMINAR: "In Vivo and In Vitro Phosphorylation of Glycogen Synthase'', Anna DePaoli-Roach, Research Associate and Assistant Profes sor, Biochemistry, 4-5pm, MS 326
SPEECH NIGHT (C110) PRELIMINARIES, 7-9pm, SI; for further information contact Dr. David G. Burns, 264-4518
NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION, 9am, FH, Hurty C
23 9th ANNUAL PATIENT CARE RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM featuring keynote speaker Susan Steckel on "Nursing Organized To Do Research", NU; for registration informa tion contact Diana Sullivan, 264-4041
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