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volume thirteen, number twenty may 22, 1983
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ecause of monetary considerations the Green Sheet will be going on a restricted publication basis, starting this summer.For the summer months (June, July and August) there will be only two issues per month. Publication dates will be June 12, June 26, July 10, July 24, Aug.
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and Aug. 21. This means that deadlines for these issues will be June 7, June 21, July 5, July 19, Aug. 2, and Aug. 16. The University Calendar insert will appear once a month, May 29, June 26 and July 24. Deadlines for i t are the same as for the Green Sheet issues of those dates.
Then, starting in September, the Green Sheet will be published weekly but all issues will need to be restricted to four pages for the academic year. In very, very extreme situations, we may consider a six-page issue but, for all intents and purposes, the Green Sheet henceforth will be a four-page publication. This means that many items that previously enjoyed considerable coverage (such as honors and cultural events in the city) will probably have to be curtailed.
It also means that regularly scheduled programs, seminars, lectures and the like, should be sent at least two weeks in advance of publicaiton. Even better, if you know an entire semester's lecture schedule (or whatever) send it to the News Bureau intact. These items should be included in the University Calendar, which will continue to be distributed with the Green Sheet twice a month.
The Green Sheet will continue to endeavor to cover the diverse developments and attractions of this campus to the best of its ability. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the bureau.
WORKSHOPS PLANNED FOR CAMPUS HOSTS
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f you ever act as a host for campus visitors, plan meetings or events, or talk about IUPUI with "outsiders," you'll be interested in two free workshops being offered by the University Relations Office.From 1 to 3:30 p.m. on June 13 and from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on June 16, the discussion will focus on campus tours, resources and the elements of planning campus tours.
Another workshop on planning an event, workshop, seminar or meeting on the IUPUI campus will be offered from 1 to 3:30 p.m. on June 29 and from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
on July 12. The procedures for organizing an activity, and a checklist for details, will be discussed by staff professionals.
There is no charge.
Pre-registration is required for both workshops. Call Jane Schuler at ext. 2104 to register or for more information.
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FACULTY PROMOTIONS APPROVED
Faculty promotions effective July 1, approved on April
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by the I.U. Board of Trustees, are:Instructor to Assistant Professor--School of Dentistry: Jeri L. Gruner, George E. Lanning (part-time), Robert E. Stokes (part-time). Herron School of Art:
Mark S. Richardson, Janica J. Yoder. School of Medicine: Robert D. Deitch (clinical), David B. Kenney (clinical), Elizabeth B. VanTassel (part-time). School of Nursing; Connie J. Boatright.
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor--School of Business: Dan R. Dalton, Terry M. Dworkin, Lee L. Gremillion, Yaw Mensah, Robert W. Parry, Anjan V. Thakor.
School of Dentistry: Roberta M. Hilderbrand, Larry D. Ryan, Jack E. Schaaf, James A. Weddell. I.U. School of Law-Indianapolis: William Woodward. School of Liberal Arts: Garland C. Elmore, Linda L. Haas, E.T. Mullen, Jr., Judith A. Spector.
School of Medicine: George R. Aronoff (part-time), Elgan L. Baker, William W.
Baldwin, John W. Brown, Randall L. Caldwell, Robert G. Chaplin, Russell S. Dilley, Russell J. Dukes (clinical), Bhuwan P. Garg, Richard L. Gilmor, Alan Golichowski, Julius M. Goodman (clinical), C. William Hanke, Kenneth A. Haselby, David R.
Hathaway, John C. Hilgenberg, Damien W. Howell, David A. Josephson (clinical), John E. Joyer (volunteer), Clyde B. Kernek, Richard L. McCammon, Richard T.
Miyamoto, Shirley Mueller, Donald T. Olson (clinical), Jose G. Panazi (clinical), Eric N. Prystowsky, Robert Ransburg, Paul Riley (clinical), Peter J. Roach, Donald A. Rothbaum (clinical), Kenneth W. Ryder, Philip A. Shea, Frederick B. Stehman, Roger Wall, Justin L. Wass, Thomas R. Weber, Hans R. Wilbrandt (clinical), Mark Wisen (clinical). School of Nursing: Carol H. Kammer, Kathleen Koval, Belinda E.
Puetz (adjunct). School of Social Work: Barry R. Cournoyer, Robert S. Nevin, David Metzger.
Associate Professor to Professor--School of Continuing Studies: Joyce E. Williams.
I.U. School of Law-Indianapolis: Henry C. Karlson, Lawrence P. Wilkins. School of liberal Arts: Robert J. Kirk, Jan Shipps. School of Medicine: Walter X.
Balcavage, Nira Ben-Jonathan, Peter H. Cahn (clinical), Stuart J. Cohen, James W. Edmondson, Edward Gabovitch (clinical), Bernardino Ghetti, Richard A. Haak, Hee-Myung Park, Richard G. Peterson, John A. Smith, David F. Wehlage (clinical).
School of Public and Environmental Affairs: Carlyn Johnson, James C. Randolph, Daniel Willard.
At the May
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meeting the I.U. Trustees approved for Joseph M. Waldman, professor of business administration, a change in title from associate dean for administra- tion to chairperson of the Undergraduate Program in the School of Business, Aug. 15, 1983 to Aug. 15, 1986, and for G. David Huffman, professor of computer and information science, School of Science, a change in title from acting chairman to chairman of the Department of Computer and Information Science from July 1, 1983 to June 30, 1987. The Trustees also approved retirement for John F. Bonner, professor of Biochemistry, effective June 30, with the title of Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry, and Edmund Brucker, professor of painting, effective in May with the title of Professor Emeritus of Painting.At its meeting of March 18, the Purdue University Board of Trustees approved the following promotions:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor--School of Science: Robert D. Hall, John G. Miller, Joseph F. Pachut, Jr., Gary D. Rosenberg, Raymond J. Russo.
Associate Professor to Professor--School of Engineering and Technology: Thomas K. Willison.
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NEWS 'N' NOTES FROM HERE 'N' THERE
Spring Note--The greenhouse at IUPUI's neighbor, Goodwill Industries, at
1635 West Michigan Street (at the southeast end of the parking lot), has spring bedding plants, house and patio plants, flowering plants, and hanging plants.
Open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Service Recognized--Dr. Glenn W. Irwin Jr., vice president of I.U. for
Indianapolis, will honor 35 employees who collectively have served IUPUI for 590 years at a breakfast to be held Tuesday morning at the Union Building.
Service recognition pins for 20 years of service will be awarded to Gladiola Berry and Raymond Chadwick of Building Services, Missouri Clark, Riley Operating Rooms; Joyce Coval, Nursing Administration; Charles Cox, Physical Plant; Louise Dunn, Department of Medicine; Lucille Endsley, School of Medicine; Mildred Henry, Nursing/OB; Sarah Mannion, School of Dentistry; Robert Mccombs, Materials Manage- ment; Dorothy Medcalf, School of Nursing; Lucille Miller, Pathology, and Delores Townsend, Experimental Oncology. Pins for 15 years of service will be awarded to Elizabeth Allen, Virgil Goad, and Barbara Hommey, of Hospital Accounting;
Fernrose Altum, Cerebral Palsy; Otis Brown, Riley Operating Rooms; Charles Clemons, Jerry Bovard, Frank Nelson, and Lloyd Ostrander, Physical Plant; Margaret Dorsett, Housing, Marlene Benavides, University Hospital Admitting Rooms; Mary Bowerman, Purchasing; Flavilla Breckenridge, Riley Clinic Administration; Mary Gee, Book- store; Joann Harris, Occupational Therapy; Mary Hostetler, Pathology; Bernadette Hurt, Admissions; Shirley Otis and Bessie Thompson, Materials Management; Jimmie Whiteside, Building Services; Loyce Wilson, Patient Accounts; and Mary Louise Wilson, Liberal Arts/Xerox.
Pet Department--Wanted, good homes for five kittens, housebroken, three white, one black, one tabby. Call 637-2060 .•.. Wanted, homes for five part Samoyed pups- all male. Intelligent. Cute. Appear to be easily trained. Will give to any- one interested in providing a loving home. Call Mary Maddox, ext. 2694, ES 3108.
Position Available--Half-time teaching position, academic year 1983-84, to teach first and second year Korean on the Bloomington campus. Teaching responsibilities begin late August. Includes responsibility for coordination of instructional materials and language labs and cooperation with other instructors of East Asian languages. Rank and salary ($7,000 to $9,000) depend on degrees and experience.
Native fluency in Korean and teaching experience required. Preference to candi- dates with a master's level degree or above. Selected candidates will be invited for an interview. Deadline June 3. Send C.V. to: Eugene Eoyang, chairman,
Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, Goodbody Hall 246, I.U.
Bloomington, 47405. Phone (812) 335-5339.
Holiday Library Hours--The School of Medicine Library will observe the following hours during Memorial Weekend: Saturday, May 28, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday, May 29, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.; Monday, May 30, CLOSED; Tuesday, May 31, resume normal summer schedule.
Keep Fit--Fun and Fitness can be combined this summer at the Indiana University Natatorium and Track and Field Stadium. Complete instructional programs for people of all ages are being offered. Register now for a fun summer of feeling good and staying healthy! Run for Fun Races are this Wednesday. For registration information, call ext. 4784.
Retiring--Callie Read, a maid with Building Services for 32 years, will retire June 17, and Ethel White, a linen worker with Materials Management for 22 years, will retire on June
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Both plan to travel, do handiwork, and work in their gardens and yards.-4-
Herron Gallery Receives Grant--The gallery of the Herron School of Art has been awarded a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts, one of 130 nation wide and one of three in the state, which will enable the gallery to exhibit the work of several national and regional figures who are primarily interested in creating environmental/installation work. The artists also will lecture and con- duct workshops with students. For further information call Martha Winans, gallery director, at 923-3651.
Herron T-Shirts Available--A T-Shirt sporting the winning design in a competition among Herron School of Art students is available at the Herron Bookstore for $6.00.
Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. All proceeds support exhibitions and educational activities at the Herron Gallery.
Zoo Special--Special summertime activities and programs, including the Zoo Olympics, Sidewalk Zoologists, and animal grooming demonstrations, will debut for the season at "Family Day at the Indinapolis Zoo" Saturday, June
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A special admissionprice of $1.00 per person will be available for the day in recognition of President Reagan's proclamation of June as Zoo and Aquarium Month.
HONORS & ACCOLADES
School of Medicine Dean Steven C. Beering, recently selected to become the president Purdue University, has been named the recipient of the Philip Hench Distinguished Alumnus Award by the Medical Alumni Association of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He received both his undergraduate and M.D. degrees from Pittsburgh.
Dr. J. Steven Holmes, assistant professor of clinical psychology in the School of Medicine and director of the chemical dependency treatment center at the V.A.
Medical Center, has been given the Federal Employee of the Year Award in the pro- fessional-scientific category by the Indianapolis Council of Federal Agencies.
Dr. Ralph W. Phillips, associate dean for research at the I.U. School of Dentistry, delivered the keynote address at the third National Dental Congress sponsored
by the University of Rome and held in Punta Ala, Italy, May 13. He was introduced by the Minister of Health for Italy. The Congress was attended by over 4,000
dentists from Italy and throughout Europe.
Dean Elizabeth Grossman, School of Nursing, recently was re-elected treasurer of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing for 1983-85. She also received the "Woman of Distinction in Education" Award at Alpha Xi Delta Founder's Day on April
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Dr. Maynard K. Hine, Chancellor Emeritus of IUPUI, recently received the Edgar D. Coolidge Award for "leadership and exemplary dedication to endodontics and dentistry" from the American Association of Endodontists at the organization's annual meeting in Hollywood, Fla.
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