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Stefany Tyree, secretary for Diversity and Multicultural Affairs and 21st Century Scholars
Douglas Carpenter, room scheduling clerk for the Registrar
Faith Simpson, program assistant for Continuing Studies
Jack Patton, director of marketing for Marketing and Creative Services
Caren Fiorillo, 2nd assistant women's basketball coach for Student Athletics
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RiverFest
T-Shirts Still Available
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IPFW RiverFest t-shirts are available for $5 at Marketing and Creative Services in the Support Services Building. Choose from yellow or blue in Youth S and M (adult S = youth L) and Adult S through 3X.
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Tapestry
"Walk the Talk"
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Join the Tapestry "Walk the Talk" weekly walking group for women to connect and socialize through fitness. The 12-week program is designed to help women create healthy habits and to prepare for the Fort 4 Fitness 4-miler or 10 km on Sept. 24. Register for Walk the Talk
Register for Fort 4 Fitness
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Journal Devoted to Christopher Marlowe Published by COAS
 For the first time, an exclusive venue for scholarly essays on the work of playwright and poet Christopher Marlowe is being published. M.L. Stapleton, Chapman Distinguished Professor of English, is the editor of Marlowe Studies: An Annual. The inaugural issue is expected to be available in hard copy the week of July 4. Read the story...
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IPFW Scientists Sift Through Sinkhole One Last Time
 Scientists, teachers, students, and an army of volunteers began excavating fossils 13 years ago from the Pipe Creek Jr. sinkhole near Marion, Ind. This week, James Farlow, professor of geology, and a group of volunteers are back for one last dig at the site. Read the story...
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Personnel Must Report Outside Activities and Financial Interests
Faculty and staff are required to report outside activities and financial interests in accordance with university policy. The policies on Individual Financial Conflicts of Interest (X.2.3) and Conflicts of Commitment and Reportable Outside Activities (X.2.4) have been updated in order to comply with changing regulatory requirements and to provide detailed definitions, responsibilities, and procedures. Read the details (PDF)...
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Frank Paladino, Jack W. Schrey Professor of Biology, shared his insights about dinosaurs being warm-blooded with ScienceNOW, the magazine for the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The story was also featured on the Huffington Post, NPR, MSNBC, and Live Science. Read the story...
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Radiography Department Accredited
 The Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) recently evaluated the associate degree radiography program at IPFW and has awarded accreditation for a period of eight years, the maximum duration that may be awarded.
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Fourth of July Rooftop Party
 Alumni Relations needs volunteers for the annual Fourth of July rooftop party, their biggest scholarship fundraiser of the year. Shifts are from 5:30 to 8 p.m. and 8 to 10:15 p.m. You can collect admission fees, or provide information and general assistance. To volunteer, contact Kim Wagner, wagnerk@ipfw.edu. |
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Test Your IPFW Editorial Style
 Sandra Michaels was the first person to correctly answer last week's puzzler, "In text, which title is correct for John Smith, who has earned a doctorate in biology: Dr. John Smith, Ph.D.; John Smith, Ph.D.; or Dr. John Smith?" John Smith, Ph.D. is correct. Do not use the honorific title Dr. in reference to an academic unless used in a direct quote. Dr. may be used in reference to a medical doctor, dentist, or veterinarian. Doctor status for nonmedical doctors is indicated with Ph.D., Ed.D., etc. after the name.
This week's question: In text, which is correct?
- Bippus, Indiana
- Bippus, Ind.
- Bippus, IN
Send your response to inside@ipfw.edu, then check back next week for the answer. IPFW Editorial Style Guide (PDF) ...
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