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volume twelve, number eighteen
BENEFITS MEETING SCHEDULED
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Last Wednesday, President John Ryan sent a message to all faculty and staff employees announcing important changes in health care benefits and introducing dental care benefits.
Meetings have been scheduled for this Wednesday (May 12) at 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Room 103, School of Nursing Building, for the purpose of explaining these changes. Representatives from Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Personnel will be on hand to answer questions. Personnel Director Lee Snyder urges every- one to attend one of these important meetings.
ERRATA
There were some omissions in the list of promotions in last week's Green Sheet.
Corrections follow.
School of M~dicine:
Associate Professor to Professor Jerry M. Bergstein, Laurence A. Boxer, Robert W. Burt, Richard H. Childress, Betty C. Corya, David L. Felten, David P.
Henry II, Robert W. Holden, Stephen J. Jay, James A. Lemons, Friedrich C. Luft, Maurizio Mirolli, James W. Strickland, Douglas A. Triplett, Robert M. Weetman, Lynn R. Willis, Pao-lo Yu.
School of Business:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor -- Jordan H. Leibman, R. Thomas Lenz, Marjorie A. Lyles.
School of Engineering and Technology:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor -- Mahmoud Davarpanah Associate Professor to Professor -- Richard H. Turpin
School of Science:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor -- John T. Hazer, William H.
Stillwell, Soren Svanum, Kathryn J. Wilson
Associate Professor to Professor -- Richard J. Bodonyi, Bartholomew S. Ng, Oliver C. S. Tzeng.
NOTE
The University Calendar, an every-other-week insert in the Green Sheet, will be published only monthly during the summer (May, June, July). Regular bi-weekly publication will resume with the Aug. 1 issue of the Green Sheet. Publication dates during the sunnner are May 9, June 6, and July 4.
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CALL FOR PAPERS FOR LECTURE SERIES
A series of seven lectures will be offered by I.U. with the support of the Ball Brothers Foundation, one each semester from Fall, 1983 through Fall, 1987, to highlight its bicentennial observance of the Federal Constitutional Convention of 1787. The Bicentennial Committee invites proposals for papers on topics having themes in the living Constitution or in the constitutional development of the country from late 18th century to the present. The competition is open to scholars of any discipline with the range of topics purposefully wide to attract an exciting variety of scholarly research.
Competition is open to members of the faculties of the statewide I.U. system, graduates of Indiana University, and graduates and faculties of colleges and universities in the state of Indiana. Honorarium of $4,000 awarded to each suc- cessful applicant will be paid in installments as each paper moves to comple- tion. Each lecture event contemplates several days on campus for a visiting participant.
The series will conclude with a symposium involving all of the lecturers and invited guests including nationally recognized academics. Selected papers from the series will be edited for publication in the fall of 1987.
Proposals for papers from 3,000 to 5,000 words in length are solicited. First round applications should be received by Sept. 1, 1982. Submit proposals to The Committee for the Bicentennial of the Federal Constitution of 1787, The Poynter Center, 410 N. Park Ave., Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405.
Questions may be referred to Judith Granbois, (812) 335-0262.
VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICE MOVES
Services of the Office of Veterans Affairs have moved from 946 W. Vermont St.
to the Registrar's Office, Room 119, Cavanaugh Hall. New telephone numbers are ext. 4916 and 4332. Ms. Jean Tillison and Ms. Elsie Chapman will continue to handle Veterans matters and Social Security educational benefits respectively.
The IUPUI Veterans certifying official is William A. Foley Jr., assistant re- gistrar.
THANKS!
The Affirmative Action Office wishes to thank those who participated in the Spring Conference. Your support and involvement made the program a success.
It was so well attended that we did not have enough time to include everyone's presentation. Next year we will anticipate the turnout and plan accordingly.
Please do not forget to return your evaluations. They are essential to our ef- forts to make a great project even better.
NEWS 'N' NOTES FROM HERE 'N' THERE
Continuing Education in Nursing -- "Values Clarification in Cultural Diversity:
Ethnic Influence on Health Beliefs and Practices," two-day workshop led by Dr.
Sidney B. Simon, University of Massachusetts, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Inn, East. For information call ext. 4650.
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Ride Wanted -- Vicinity of West Troy and South Lyndhurst, 8-5:30. Would con- sider only one way. Call 243-7636 after 5 p.m.
Activities Calendar Information Needed -- Information is being gathered for the 1982-83 IUPUI Activities Calendar. Units which have programs and events sched- uled for the next academic year should send notice of them to IUPUI Publications by May 25, the deadline for compiling such information. The calendar will be available in August for offices, faculty and staff members, and students as a service of the I.U. Foundation.
Closed -- The Office of the Bursar will be closed Monday through Thursday of this week, and all day Tuesday and Wednesday morning next week.
Retiring -- Retiring this month are Vera V. Leslie, secretary in the Department of Neurosurgery for 18 years, and Grace B. Stantley, laboratory assistant in the Departments of Microbiology and Immunology and the Cardiopulmonary Laboratory for 17 years. Walter L. Merrill Jr., a millwright with the Physical Plant for 16 years, retired in March.
Visitor -- Professor Hartwig Meissner from Westfalische Wilhelms University at Munster, West Germany, visited the School of Science recently as the guest of Lucreda A. Hutton of the Department of Mathematical Sciences. He gave a paper on the state of the calculator in the West German Schools and participated in an informal seminar attended by Dr. Niel Rothman, the incoming chairman of the mathematics department and representatives of the School of Education.
HONORS & ACCOLADES
Dr. Steven C. Beering, dean of the I.U. School of Medicine, made history last Sunday (May 2) when he delivered the address for the first commencement of the Oral Roberts Medical School.
Kathy L. Summers, senior student at the School of Medicine, was one of 14 medi- cal students from throughout the Midwest recognized for outstanding original research at the 15th Annual Midwest Student Medical Research Forum held in April at the University of Illinois at the Medical Center, Chicago.
On the 15th anniversity of its creation, the Institute for Social Work and Com- munity Development at the University of the Philippines honored Dr. Leonard Schneiderman, dean of the I.U. School of Social Work, for his contribution to the development of the Institute while serving as United Nations Advisor to the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East.
Dr. George T. Lukemeyer, executive associate dean of the School of Medicine, was elected to a three-year term as secretary-general of the American College of Physicians on April 22 at the organization's 63rd annual meeting in Philadelphia.
Alvin S. Bynum, dean of the University Division, gave the address on April 25 at the annual student recognition program at Marian College. Dean Bynum is a trustee of the college.
Dr. Leon McKenzie, Hospital Education Coordinator in the Department of Human Resource Development of University Hospitals, recently had ·a research report,
"The Urban College Campus as a Location for Continuing Education: Preferences of Adults," published in Continuwn.
UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES
Following is a list of University Committees appointed annually by the Vice President (Indianapolis) •
The purpose of this notice is to give you an opportunity to express any interest you may have in serving on these committees next year. If you wish to serve on a com- mittee, check the name of the committee, sign your name and return the notice to Executive Dean Edward C. Moore, AO Building, 106. For information concerning the responsibilities and current committee membership, please consult the list of com- mittees distributed last semester.
Persons presently on a committee who wish to be relieved of the assignment are invited to return the notice with an indication to that effect.
While it may not be possible to accommodate all requests, every effort will be made to do so.
Academic Computing Advisory Committee
Academic Procedures Committee Administrative Computing Advisory Committee
Affirmative Action Advisory Council
Animal Care Committee
Archives Advisory Committee Athletics Advisory Committee Calendar Committee
Continuing Education Advisory Council
Educational Assistance Programs Committee
Educational Opportunity Fund Committee
) Fee Refund Appeals Committee ) Graduate Affairs Committee ) Handicapped, Committee on ) Honors Council
) International Affairs Program Steering Committee
) Learning Resources Committee ) Library Coordinating Committee ) Parking Appeals Committee,
Faculty-Staff-Student Parking Policy Committee
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Position Evaluation Committee Professional Practices
Advisory Committee
Protection of Human Subjects Committee
Radiation Committees
Research Project Review Panel ROTC Faculty Advisory
Committee
Sabbatical Leaves Committee Safety Committee
Staff Personnel Review Board Student Financial Aid
Committee
Student Recruitment and Retention Committee
Student Services Advisory Council
Summer Sessions Coordinating Committee
Theater Advisory Board Undergraduate Academic Coordinating Council
University Division Advisory Committee
Signed:
Dept.
JEANNETTE MATTHEW
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9 WEEKEND COLLEGE Final Exams End
10 SPRING FINAL GRADES DUE, 5pm, Registrar's Office LAW EXAMS END
SUMMER I REGISTRATION/Fee Payment
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PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Salt-Sensitive and Salt-Resistant Man
11by Dr. Friedrich Luft, Associate Professor of Medicine, 4pm, MS 205
BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Regulation of Glycogen Metabolism" by Peter Roach, Ph.D., department of biochemistry, 4pm, MS-B26
11 SUMMER I WALK-IN REGISTRATION 12 SUMMER I CLASSES BEGIN
LATE REGISTRATION
RADIATION ONCOLOGY LECTURE: "Psychological Aspects of Radiation Therapy" by Rev. Dick Bailey, 10:30am, RT R-104
13 DROP/ADD, No Additional Fees (May 13-14-17) 14 DROP/ADD, No Additional Fees
HERRON EXHIBITION: photographic works, "Private Rituals
11by Mary Beth Edel son and paintings by Guy Whitney, opening reception 7pm, Herron Gallery
(exhibit continues through June 12) 16 COMMENCEMENT, 3pm, Convention Center 17 DROP/ADD, No Additional Fees
BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "The Effect of Insulin Treatment on the Development of Diabetic Neuropathies
11by Richard Peterson, Ph.D., department of anatomy, 4pm, MS-B26
18 DROP/ADD With Additional Fees
LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW With Course Deleted From Record
DENTISTRY SEMINAR: "Dentistry in China" by Dr. Harvey C. Chong of Hilo, Hiwaii, l 2pm, DS-Sl 16
19 RADIATION ONCOLOGY LECTURE:
11Colorectal Cancer" by Dr. James Currier, radiation oncologist, St. John's Medical Center, Anderson, In,
10:30am, RT R-104
IUPUI STAFF COUNCIL MEETING, lpm, UN Roof Lounge
21 WOMEN'S ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP, llam, UN Mezzanine Floor (brown bag lunch) GALILEO AND THE TWENTIETH CENTURY SCIENTIST, 7 :30pm, Indiana War Memorial,
admission free, produced by IUPU-FW Department of Communication 24 LAST DAY FOR P/F OPTION
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26 RADIATION ONCOLOGY LECTURE, topic to be announced, by Dr. Edward Weisberger, department of otolaryngology, 10:30am, RT R-104
31 MEMORIAL DAY--No Classes
June 1982
2 LAST DAY FOR AUTOMATIC W and CREDIT/AUDIT
5 CABLE TV WORKSHOP: "Plugging Into Access: The People's Use of Cable TV,
119am-5pm, LE, for information phone Jane Schuler, 2104
11 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW
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