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Julius Smulkstys, longtime dean and political science chairman at IPFW and adviser to a former Lithuanian president, died Monday, April 12. He was 79. A complete obituary can be found on the Journal Gazette Web site. | |
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CELT Celebrates 10 Years; Sharon Egly Receives Leepoxy Teaching Award  The Center for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching recently celebrated ten years of promoting excellence in teaching and learning. During the festivities, Sharon Egly was presented the Leepoxy Plastics, Inc. Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. Egly is a continuing lecturer and director of the Communication Disorders Clinic.
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IPFW in the Running for Carnegie Community Engagement Classification
DecoDon and Don | IPFW is a candidate for the Carnegie Foundation's Community Engagement Classification (CEC) in the 2010 application cycle. The project is being overseen by a steering committee appointed by Chancellor Wartell and the application is due September 1.
Unit chairs and directors can help by completing a template for each community engagement activity. Please complete the template for all of your unit's community engagement activities by May 21. Orientation sessions will be held in late April to start the process. Contact Susan Hannah or Bill Baden if you wish to attend a session.
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The Music We'll Never Hear
Jeannie DiClementi | "The performing arts have been hit hard since the early years of the AIDS epidemic. Musicians, composers, lyricists, dancers, choreographers, actors, singers, directors, and many others have died. Who knows what these people may have achieved? We will never know the music that might have been," says Jeannie DiClementi, associate professor of psychology, whose research interests are in the areas of health psychology and HIV/AIDS education prevention. DiClementi will participate in a panel discussion, "AIDS Then and Now: A Conversation of the Last 25 Years," April 22 at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art. The panel discussion is one of many events in observance of the 25th anniversary of the Fort Wayne AIDS Task Force.
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