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Rose Barchak, secretary for Doermer School of Business, effective Jan. 25. 481-6498.
Pam Thompson, clerk for Purchasing, effective Jan. 28. 481-6800
Tamara Sorg, writer/ editor for Marketing and Creative Services, effective Jan. 18. 481-6979
Nedra Curry, transfer to account clerk for Comptroller/Engineering, effective Jan. 17. 481-6381
Kathleen Whitcraft, temporary secretary for Academic Ceremonies, effective Feb. 1.
Colin Graham, laboratory manager/ geophysical specialist, Anthropology, effective Feb. 1. 481-6194
Michele Shawver, secretary for Computer Science, effective Feb. 1. 481-6803 | |
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APSAC Auction Items Still Needed | |
Auction items are still needed for the annual APSAC Midwinter Auction. The online auction begins Feb. 21, followed by the live auction on Feb. 28. All proceeds benefit the APSAC Dependent Scholarship Fund. Please contact Jen Roherty at 481-6746 to pick up items by Feb. 17. | |
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IPFW Featured Faculty Class of 2011:
Creating Knowledge
Universities exist in order to create and transfer knowledge. IPFW faculty are engaged in the creative process of research every day in our laboratories, studios, classrooms, and the surrounding community. These Featured Faculty embody IPFW's commitment to this most essential facet of university life.
The Featured Faculty lecture series runs each Friday in February at noon on the second floor of Helmke Library.
Visit the Featured Faculty site
Hosni Abu-Mulaweh, professor of mechanical engineering. Abu-Mulaweh's research is about converting energy, using the principles of heat transfer, thermodynamics, and fluid mechanics.
William DeMott, professor of biology. DeMott studies a microcosm of the food chain--zooplankton--tiny aquatic animals comparable in size to a fleck of dandruff.
James Moore, professor of management. Moore's expertise is operations research, or applying analytical techniques to support decision making.
Hedayeh Samavati, professor of economics. Samavati is an empirical economist--an expert who collects data, analyzes them, and recommends policies or directions to improve economic outcomes. |
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Retirement Reception for Dean of Students
 All students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend a retirement reception in honor of Dean of Students Donna Bialik, Thursday, Feb. 24, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Kettler Hall, Room 154. (Faculty/staff lounge)
For more information, contact Robin Newman or Sara Garcia. |
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Whale Rider Screening is Tonight
 Due to the Feb. 2 blizzard, the screening of Whale Rider has been rescheduled for this evening, Feb. 9., at 5:30 p.m. in the Liberal Arts Building, Room 159. Each film in the Pacific Film Series will be followed by a discussion led by Professor Hal Odden. Pizza will be provided to all. Other films in the series are:
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Winter Storms Shrink Blood Supply
 Since January 1, winter storms have forced the cancellation of over 750 blood drives across the country, resulting in a shortfall of more than 28,000 blood and platelet donations. In February, the Indiana-Ohio Region was forced to cancel over 20 blood drives. All blood types are needed, but type O-negative donors can make the difference between an adequate blood supply and a shortage.
Because the need for blood is constant, the American Red Cross is urging everyone who is able to schedule an appointment. Please call 1-800-REDCROSS or visit the Web site. |
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February IPFW Athletics Promotions
 February 17 Men's Basketball vs. South Dakota State, 7 p.m. Staff Appreciation night - $5 tickets for IPFW faculty and staff. Must show Mastodon ID at Coliseum Box Office.
February 19 Women's Basketball vs. North Dakota State, 1:30 p.m; Men's Basketball vs. North Dakota State, 4 p.m. PINK OUT GAME - $1 from every ticket sold will be donated to the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer. Everyone is encouraged to wear pink.
February 21 Women's Basketball vs. South Dakota State, 7 p.m. Staff Appreciation Night - $3 tickets for IPFW faculty and staff. Must show Mastodon ID at ticket office. |
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