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Anthony Sprague, night custodian for Building Services
Lisa Courtney, secretary for Health and Human Services
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Fitness Areas Closed
The Gates Center fitness areas will be closed Sunday, November 20, through November 27. On Monday, November 28, the athletics center will reopen using the new east entrance. For more information, visit the fitness website or call 481-6655.
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Campus Safety
 IPFW is committed to providing a safe environment for all students, faculty, staff, and community visitors. In the wake of the sexual abuse allegations at Penn State University, the Chancellor and the IPFW administration would like to assure you of IPFW's commitment to safety and to the protection of those witnessing or experiencing aggressive or frightening acts.
Anyone who witnesses or suspects any act of abuse, intimidation, or violence should immediately report it----employees to an immediate supervisor, human resources, and/or University Police; students to the Dean of Students and/or University Police. Retaliation for reporting violent behavior is strictly forbidden. IPFW will promptly investigate any such reports and will provide victims with protection and support.
For more information, please contact the Office of Institutional Equity at 481-6106 or view the policy online. |
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Wireless Upgrades Continue
 Wireless upgrades are scheduled through January 2012. Wireless configuration steps are the same, but the name of the hotspot will be different depending on whether you are connecting to the old wireless (IPFW) or the new (IPFW-WRLS). Devices must be configured for both, as wireless is accessed from different locations. Once upgrades are complete, configurations for IPFW can be deleted.
Upgrades have already been completed in Liberal Arts, Support Services, Neff, Visual Arts, and student housing, and will continue with Kettler Hall on Friday, November 18.
Configuration instructions for the IPFW-WRLS network, answers to frequently asked questions, and a list of buildings in order of upgrade are available at the ITS site.
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This Week on Discover IPFW
 Tune in to PBS-39 at 7:30 tomorrow night, November 17, when Jeff Nowak, director of the NISTEM Resource Center, discusses the McMillen Center for Health Education with its CEO, Holli Seabury. |
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Printing Services/Shipping and Receiving Open House
You're invited to an open house for the new and improved Printing Services and Shipping and Receiving, November 16 and 17 from 1 to 3 p.m.
- Visit your on-campus print shop and mail delivery services located in the Printing Services/Warehouse Building
- Enjoy refreshments
- Pick up a new calendar
- See what's new and what they can do for you!
For additional information, contact Lisa Eley at 481-6801.
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Professor Jospeter Mbuba's op-ed piece about prisons in Kenya was published by The Daily Nation, Kenya's leading newspaper.
M.L. Stapleton, Chapman Distinguished Professor of English, was interviewed by the blog Anglophenia concerning the authenticity of Christopher Marlowe's work.
Intellectual contributions from the Doermer School of Business:
- Myeong-Hwan Kim, assistant professor of economics, "Determinants of Profit Efficiency: Evidence from Korean Savings Banks" in Applied Financial Economics.
- Steven Hanke, assistant professor of accounting, and Hui Di, assistant professor of accounting, "A Censored Quantile Regression Analysis of Employee Stock Options Substitution for Debt and the Impact of SFAS 123R" in Managerial Finance.
- Professor Geralyn Miller's research on pension plans was discussed in Plan Sponsor, Benefits Pro, and the Society for Human Resource Management.
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