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july 17, 1988

EXPERTS GATHERING HERE FOR SPECIAL EVENTS SECURITY

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olice Chief John Mulvey and other specialists in the field of handling security during speical events--such as the Pan American Games last year--will gather here this week to share ideas about crowd control, athlete safety, intelligence gathering, law enforcement risks. Among the speakers will be Ollan Cassell, executive director of The Athletics Congress, U.S.A.; William M. Rathburn, deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police Department who was planning coordinator of security operations for the 1984

Olympics, and Gordon D. Shaw, inspector for the Calgary Police Service, who was in charge of security operations for the 1988 Winter Olympics. Also speaking will be

Shirnuel Lalkin, chief de mission, Israeli Olympic Committee, who will review the events surrounding the tragedy in which Israeli athletes were killed during the 1972 Olympics in Munich, and special FBI agent Robert H. Stauffer. The National Conference on Special Events Security is endorsed by the International Olympic Committee, the United States Olympic Committee and the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. A firsthand look at how the police at IUPUI handle special events will come during the conference because the U.S. Olympic track and field trials will be in full swing on campus.

NEW IU VP TO GREET GUESTS ON COLLEGIATE DAY AT THE FAIR

Vice President for University Relations Doug Wilson will be among the university dignitaries who will greet fairgoers from 11 a.m.-noon on Collegiate Day, Aug. 18 from the I.U. booth in the Universities Building

at the Indiana State Fair. You and yours are invited to stop by the building, see our exhibit and pick up a bracelet that entitles you to free shuttle rides around the fair and discount tickets to grandstand events, good for the wearer only.

I.U. Day Aug. 21, you will be entertained by the world-famous Singing Hoosiers at 11 a.m., 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. There will be gifts and surprises that you will hear more about later.

Assistant Director of University Relations Lucy Gonso, who oversees this exhibit, needs ambassadors to man the booth days and evenings during the fair, Aug. 17-28. Facult¥, staff or students can be hired for this work. Call Lucy at 4-2885 for details.

Remember, the exhibit mentioned above is an I.U.-wide booth, not to be confused with the IUPUI booth in the Exhibition Hall, which still needs volunteers, who are unpaid

ambassadors for the university and can, with their supervisor's permission, serve at the fair during regular work hours. Call Kim Manlove, 4-5527.

REMEMBER IUPUI'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION -- PLAN YOUR EVENTS NOW

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THERE IS STILL TIME TO JOIN THE IUPUI CORPORATE CHALLENGE TEAM for the series of track events on Sept. 17. Runners and walkers of all ages are needed for such events as the lOK, SK and the one- and two-mile relays. Enthusiastic cheerleaders are also needed, Runners and walkers should call Steve Richards (not Steve Rogers as the last Green Sheet incorrectly said) at 4-4591 or Ruth Ann Ross at 4-1346. Cheerleaders can call Greg Rosner, 4-1496.

P & G GIVES DENTISTRY $50,000 FOR UNRESTRICTED RESEARCH

A long and fruitful relationship between I.U. and Procter & Gamble Co. has resulted in another grant--this one for $50,000 to the School of Dentistry for unrestricted research.

The school's dean H. William Gilmore said a fund will be established that will offer faculty the freedom to explore new ideas and creative approaches to all areas of dentistry. Grants from the fund will be made on a competitive basis. The gift was made through The Campaign for Indiana, whose chairman is Herman B Wells, university chancellor. This gift comes to us nearly 50 years after Procter and Gamble gave its first grant to dentistry in the 1940s.--J.

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NEWS IN I NOTES FROM HERE IN I THERE

SPACE WEEK--There's never enough of it in the Green Sheet, but "out there" there's

plenty, so this week we celebrate Space Week, because on July 20, 1969 Neil Alden Armstrong and Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr. landed on the moon and determined it was not made of green cheese. Another memorable event of the year was that IUPUI became official.

VANDERBILT GUEST--Dr. Joun Newman, associate professor of medicine, Center for Lung Research, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, presents a physiology & biophysics

seminar, "Pressure and Flow Transients Across the Lung During Exercise," on July 20, 4 p.m., room MS 205.

SUVON CHANGE--The new way of dialing SUVON numbers is in place and it is simple. Touch 6, then the whole, 7-digit number to reach people or switchboards at other schools and universities in the system.

EASY AS (LOTUS) 1-2-3--The I.U. Graduate School of Business is offering Indiana Business Seminars now through fall. The next offering is Lotus 1-2-3, July 20-22 at IUB. In September, here, is Fundamentals of Marketing Management, Management Skills for Women in Business and Legal Issues in Employee Relations. Production Management is in November at IUB. For details on these and more, call 6-335-0229.

NEW FOR NON-AIR--Effective July 1 ground travelers can use the Travel Center's new call-in service for processing authorizations. You will need name, an account number and other trip info. Call 6-335-4882.

PICTURE PERFECT--IUPUI photographer Rick Baughn, with help from Jerry Mitchell of IUB,

Mike Kerper from Purdue and Elmer Denman from IUPU Fort Wayne, developed a conference for the University Photographers Association of America in Indianapolis last month. Focus was on electronics in photography, and Rick's image was so good he was elected UPAA's director of public relations for next year.

DON'T MISS THE (OMNI) BUS--Omnibus, a diversified exhibition of works by seven celebrated artists from here and elsewhere, continues through Aug. 6 at the Herron Gallery, Indianapolis Center for Contemporary Art. The gallery welcomes lunchtime gazers, and Herron folks

especially appreciate university guests.

PROMOTION KOVES SLOCUM TO ASSOCIATE DEAN

Richard E. Slocum, Ed.D., whose office for the past decade has registered, billed and

assigned learning space for close to a half-million IUPUI students, has accepted a promotion from registrar to associate dean for student affairs at IUPUI. An IU alumnus, Slocum's career with IU goes back to 1966. He was made registrar at IUPUI in 1980 and under his guidance registration for record numbers of students in the 17 schools and divisions has evolved from using bushels of stubby pencils and paper forms to a fully computerized system.

Dean for Student Affairs Timothy Langston welcomes Slocum, who looks forward to helping develop student services on campus. Besides the office of the registrar, which he is managing until a replacement is named, Slocum will oversee the units that handle undergraduate admissions, scholarships and financial aid, student research, student

orientation and information services, the university testing center and student information services. His office is in AO 140, phone 4-8463.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

TWO POSITIONS, the Dept. of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, both require teaching and research as critical part of the positions. First, need person with master's degree in speech pathology to head Speech Rehabilitation Section. Involves interaction with a variety of disciplines within the hospitals and agencies outside the hospital. Will conduct

diagnosis and direct rehab of speech language disorders. Second, need person with master's degree in audiology to head Cochlear Implant Sectin. Person will coordinate the cochlear implant program, direct the rehab program for adult and child cochlear implant patients and hearing aid patients. Contact Sheri Ridge, assistant to Richard Miyamoto, M.D., department chairman, Riley Hospital, Suite A56, 630-8956.

NURSING FACULTY, SEVERAL. Baccalaureate program has one part-time pediatric position (Oct.-Dec.), two full-time medical-surgical positions and four part-time medical-surgical positions at IUPUI; one full-time medical-surgical at IUB, beginning Aug., 1988. Also, the associate degree program has part-time positions available in Intro. to Nursing,

Cardio-Respiratory and Ortho-Neuro. Call Dr. Margaret Pike, 4-3796.

(IUPUI is an AA/EO Employer)

KORE NEWS 'N' NOTES

REMOVE WHEN?--You aren't the first to wonder why our new parking permits tell you to

remove it before setting your vehicle in motion. It is not because some sprinter is leaping through the windows of moving cars and snatching those precious permits from your rear view mirror. No. John Gilbert says that the manufacturer of the plastic permit requires that note about motion so that if there is an accident, we cannot say that we were forced to leave the permit in the windshield and that it blocked our view and caused an accident. It is a liability issue, he said.

INTERNATIONAL HEALTH FORUK--You are invited to hear Dr. Stuart Cohen, Dept. of Medicine, discuss "Tobacco, Smoking and Health in Latin America" on July 21, 6 p.m., NU 127. For more, call Ken Barger in anthropology, 4-8207.

GO A COURTIN'--Tickets are going fast for the 1988 GTE Championships on the Sports

Center's newly refinished courts, Aug. 1-7. Get them at the Center's main office, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., weekdays. They range from $3-$20 and are also available through Ticketmaster outlets, 632-5151. Players include Boris Becker, John McEnroe, Pat Cash, Tim Mayotte and Anders Jarryd.

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GROUND BREAKING FOR $4-MILLION NURSING CENTER SET FOR OCT.

The International Center for Nursing Scholarhip, which will house a high tech electronic nursing library and head- quarters for Sigma Theta Tau International, will be built across from the Madame Walker Urban Life Center, on 1.5 acres at West Street and Indiana Avenue. Completion of the classic, three-story, 32,000 square-foot building is

expected by Nov., 1989. President of Sigma Theta Tau, the second largest nursing organization in the U.S., is Angela McBride, RN, Ph.D., FAAN,

who is also associate dean for research, development and resources and professor of nursing in the I.U. School of Nursing. McBride notes that more than just books, the Center is largely for information services that will include scientific information that will aid nursing education and health care. Sigma Theta Tau was founded at the School of Nursing 66 years ago.

PROF-TURNED-LAWYER GETS THE FOURTH DEGREE

In 1984, when veteran Purdue history professor Lester Cohen turned 40, he decided he might live to be 44, so he took a chance on changing his life and gave himself those four years to get a law degree. He made it--lived to be 44 and graduated summa cum laude from the School of Law - Indianapolis last spring. His wife of many years, Marsha, hopes Lester's fourth degree is his final one. His bachelor's is from UCLA and he holds a master's and a doctorate from Yale. Cohen is already working for the Indianapolis law firm of Barnes &

Thornburg and expects to pass the bar exam that's coming up soon. His personal library was enhanced recently with the Indianapolis Bar Association's first George Dick Memorial book award, named for the deceased chief council to this region's National Labor Relations Board.

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••• Amy Warner and her crew in Special Media Projects have two shows airing a lot on cable television through July. On IUPUI FORUM is "IUPUI's Moving Company - Revelation Through Movement," which provides a close up look behind the scenes as our dance ensemble prepared for its final performance of the season. Mary Maitland Kimball, School of Physical

Education, is director and choreographer. Assisting her is Edward Schwab, communiction and theater, who is stage manager and choreographer. On "Consider This ••• ," political science faculty members Dick Fredland and Charlie Winslow bring you informed discussions on current events all over the world. Check your TV listings for time and dates •

••• it has been a decade now since the School of Social Work, David Metzger in particular, began an important program of sharing cultures with foreign social workers. On Saturday

(July 16), the school and the Council of International Programs (CIP) marked the occasion with a "Tenth Anniversary Festival" at the Timbers Clubhouse on South Sherman Dr. Ethnic foods, music and dancing, and cultural presentations by the 13 visitors currently in the program were enjoyen, as were slides, photos and illustrations of past exchanges •

••• bring your social security number and $5 and become a new member in the Indiana Federal Credit Union during a membership drive day on July 20, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., in the hallway outside the cafeteria in University Hospital. All employees are eligible, as are their immediate family members. Each new member and "old members" who take someone to enroll get a gift.

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