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Purdue Benefit Plan Presentations
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The first of seven Purdue benefit plan presentations will take place Tuesday, October 30. Sessions will cover online enrollment, what's new for 2013, tobacco surcharge, life insurance beneficiaries, and enrollment options. View details ... |
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Keli Kostoff, transfer to executive assistant to the Chancellor
Lee Larkins, third assistant women's basketball coach for Athletics
Joni Lynn Webb, transfer to records clerk for Financial Aid
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This Week in IPFW Athletics
October 26 - Women's Soccer vs. Western Illinois, 7 p.m. October 28 - Women's Soccer vs. IUPUI, 1 p.m. (senior night)
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Seats Available for Chicago
Shopping Trip
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Enjoy a fall getaway in downtown Chicago, Saturday, November 3. Cost is $40 per passenger, which includes transportation and a $5 contribution to the scholarship fund of the Association of IPFW Women. For information, contact 260-485-8724, 433-6465, or irbstewart@yahoo.com. |
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An Invitation from Chancellor Carwein
 IPFW staff and faculty are invited to drop in for a cookie or other treat---- but no tricks----at an informal fall reception to meet Chancellor Vicky Carwein, Wednesday, October 31, from 2 to 5 p.m. in Kettler Hall, Room 154. Chancellor Carwein and the staff from Kettler's south wing will be wearing outfits that reflect the "season." Faculty and staff can dress up, too, as long as no full-face masks are worn! |
To strengthen IPFW's branding efforts, University Relations and Communications (URC) is launching a new identity methodology referred to as the IPFW Identity System. This new identity system offers a university-wide framework full of standards and best practices to help clearly convey key messages through copy, visual design, photography, and artwork. Applying the new identity system will take place throughout this academic year. To assist in your day-to-day marketing efforts, URC has launched a microsite----identity.ipfw.edu----that includes university guidelines, standards, and downloadable assets. Additional information will be included over time, so URC encourages you to bookmark identity.ipfw.edu, check back regularly, and speak with your marketing specialist for additional information.
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Vault is your resource for identity system assets and images for marketing projects.This catalog provides access to identity system assets such as signature marks (formerly known as "logos"), as well as photographs of people, buildings, events, and activities. Vault provides instant, searchable access to photos and identity system assets and is available directly through your Web browser.
Please contact your URC marketing specialist for additional information. |
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IPFW Students Eligible for Carnegie Junior Fellows Program
Starting this academic year, IPFW students are eligible to apply for the Junior Fellows Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a rigorous national competition to select 8 to 10 graduating seniors to serve as research assistants on Carnegie Endowment projects. IPFW will nominate up to two outstanding candidates.
Students who wish to be considered for this program are chosen via an internal competition. The applications of our nominees are then forwarded to the Carnegie Endowment. Should you have questions or need additional information about this exciting opportunity, contact Ann Livschiz at livschia@ipfw.edu . The deadline for submission for the internal competition is Friday, November 16, at 5 p.m. IPFW internal competition details ... Carnegie Junior Fellows Program details ... |
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Safe Zone Workshop Opportunities
 IPFW faculty and staff have two opportunities to attend Safe Zone workshops this fall. IPFW staff and faculty can explore the history, language, and symbols of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) movement, and learn how to help straight colleagues become better allies and advocates for their LGBT neighbors. Workshop dates are November 1 and 8 and November 5 and 12. (two sessions each). Read the details ...
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Dance Marathon to Benefit SCAN
 Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs George McClellan is going to shave his head----if, as an institution, we raise $5,000 to support SCAN (Stop Child Abuse and Neglect) during the first-ever IPFW Dance Marathon.
Join Student Life, IPSGA and FYE, Friday, October 26, from 7 to 11 p.m. in the Walb Union International Ballroom. Prizes will be given to:
- IPFW department that raises the most money
- Best team costume (costume optional)
- Best individual costume
- Top individual fundraiser
- Top team fundraiser
Can't be there but would like to donate? Send cash or checks (payable to SCAN) to IPSGA in care of Kasey Price or give your donation to someone who will be in attendance. General questions? Contact Krissy Creager, 481-6883. Donation questions? contact Kasey Price, 481-6485. Dance marathon information ... Facebook page ... News release ... |
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Professor Stephen Ziegler, Department of Public Policy, was an invited speaker in October at the 32nd annual Balloon Fiesta Medical Symposium, sponsored by the new Mexico osteopathic Medical Association in Albuquerque, N.M.
Professors Abdullah Eroglu and Carlos Pomalaza-Raez received a $35,010 project award from Regal Beloit.
The Counselor Education Program has received the North Central Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (NCACES) Innovative Counselor Education Program Award. Professor Amy Nitza, program director, and Professor Kerrie Fineran accepted the award at the NCACES conference last week.
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