Register Today for Tapestry: A Day for Women!
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This year's
keynote speaker is Sandra Lee, host of the Food Network's Sandra's Money
Saving Meals and Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee and
editor-in-chief of Sandra Lee Semi-Homemade
magazine. The $60 registration includes a breakfast program and fashion show,
the opportunity to attend two of 13 different breakout sessions, the lunch
program with Sandra Lee, and shopping over 100 exhibitor booths, including the
Junior League of Fort Wayne. For more information, visit www.ipfw.edu/tapestry or contact 260-481-6854 during business hours.
Grab some
friends and give yourself the day off while helping IPFW and Parkview raise
funds for women's scholarships.
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Welcome to the New Inside IPFW
Inside IPFW now features news concerning your
office, department, or students. It no longer serves as a weekly events
calendar, which can be found at http://events.ipfw.edu (see Quick Link at left).
The new mission of Inside IPFW is to
raise awareness of the unique qualities of all departments and offices and to spotlight
relevant issues affecting the campus at-large. We welcome your support! Please
send your news to inside@ipfw.edu.
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Poss-Abilities Theatre Camp Garners Rave Reviews
The Communication Sciences and Disorders Department's (CSD) Poss-Abilities
Theatre Camp was covered by a national magazine, Advance, for Speech Language-Pathologists and Audiologists. Campers
utilized augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), giving IPFW
student-staffers practical experience with the devices. Read the article with bonus photo gallery.
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Andres Receives
Research Grant to Explore Lost Maya City
 What started out as an exciting, but
somewhat conventional, summer field school turned into a major discovery for
Christopher Andres, assistant professor of anthropology. In summer 2009, he and
a colleague, Gabriel Wrobel, Ph.D., from the University of Mississippi, came
across what might be the largest previously unreported Maya center documented
in Belize in the past generation. Andres recently received a grant from the
Indiana University 2010 New Frontiers in the Arts and Humanities competition
for $42,480 to fund further research on the site this summer.
Read the entire news release.
View photos of Tipan Chen Uitz.
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23 Films on Deck for 11th Annual Windsong Film Festival
The 11th Annual International Windsong Film Festival returns to IPFW
for the 7th season this month. Hosted by the IPFW Department of Communication
and Windsong Pictures, the festival runs March 8-13 at the university, and
there is no admission charge. This year, 23 films will be shown in
Classroom-Medical Building, Room 159 and Neff Hall, Room 101.
Two of the multiple award-winning films include Bicycle by Dean Yamada from
Japan, and Kavi by Gregg Helvey from India. Other outstanding films
include Human Beings by Fernando
Pinhiero of Brazil and Small Collection
by Jeremiah Crowell of New York. This year's festival also features the award-winning
animations Chicken Cowboy
by Stephen Neary and Gideon the Great: The Flying
Ace by Andy Collen.
 Returning this year for one screening only is The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln. The film has won the praise and
endorsement of the National Park Service and the United States Congress along
with filmmakers Ken Burns and Michael Moore. For more information about the
2010 award winning film festival lineup, check the film festival Web site.
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