International Education Week
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International Education Week is the week of November 12. Its goal is to recognize the significant contribution international education makes in preparing Americans for a globalized world and in helping Indiana and the U.S. effectively engage the international community." Visit the IPFW events calendar for a list of events.
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IPFW Athletics
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November 11 - Women's Basketball vs. SIU Edwardsville, 2 p.m., Gates Center
November 13 - Women's Basketball vs. Grace, 5:30 p.m.; Men's Basketball vs. Rochester, 8 p.m.; Memorial Coliseum
IPFW Athletics website...
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The south entrance on the west side of Walb Union will be closed starting Wednesday, November 7. Contractors will be replacing the concrete just outside the doors. The entrance will be closed for one to two weeks. The southeast entrance is scheduled to be open Friday, November 9. If you have questions, contact John Sheets or the Physical Plant.
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Joanne Summers,
transfer to secretary for Medical Education
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Internal Marketing Project Support
To leverage the new IPFW Identity System standards and best practices, as well as to improve University Relations and Communications' (URC) external focus and project turnaround time, the campus will be encouraged to develop brand-appropriate marketing material for internal audiences beginning Jan. 2, 2013. Clients requesting projects for these internal audiences will be encouraged to develop brand-appropriate material based on criteria established in the IPFW Identity System using tools provided by URC. Read the complete memorandum ... |
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Be a Part of Sculpture with Purpose™
You may have noticed the Sculpture with Purpose™ stencils popping up across campus. These stencils mark the spots where a sculptural bike rack may be placed as IPFW celebrates its 50th anniversary. Two of those spots will be holding sculptures sponsored by IPFW staff and faculty. Georgia Wralstad Ulmschneider is sponsoring one in memory of her parents and Karen Burtnette is sponsoring one in memory of her late ex-husband and father of their two children.
You, too, can join Ulmschneider, Burtnette, the Alumni Association, the Division of Continuing Studies, Indiana--Purdue Student Government Association, and more than 30 other individuals and businesses who have signed on to be a part of the action. With 36 of the 50 sculptures sponsored, there are only 14 more sculptures available! For information on IPFW Sculpture with Purpose and sponsorship opportunities, visit the website or email Irene Walters, walters@ipfw.edu or Ruth Stone, stonerl@ipfw.edu.
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Legislative Issues Luncheon
 You're invited to a free catered luncheon as our northeast Indiana legislators, alumni, community leaders, and IPFW students, faculty, and staff discuss the issues affecting IPFW and northeast Indiana. The luncheon will be Thursday, November 29, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Walb Union International Ballroom B. Please R.S.V.P. by November 26 to Kelly Shanks, 481-6105 or shanksk@ipfw.edu. |
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Gear Up for Homecoming Week,
November 26--December 1
Apparel Sales
Support Indiana-Purdue Student Government Association (IPSGA) and show your Mastodon Pride with new IPFW apparel this year:
- Fleece jackets (Youth L-Adult 4X), $20
- FlexFit Baseball Caps (XS, S-M, L-XL), $15
- Official IPFW Homecoming T-shirt (S-3X), $10
Preferred method of payment is cash or check (payable to IPFW) at Walb 225, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Order forms are available. All items are available at Walb 225; call 481-6586 for questions.
Dons for a Cause
University faculty and staff can purchase a "Dons for a Cause" button for $5; in return, you can wear jeans the entire week of Homecoming as long as you wear the button. Purchase yours at the IPSGA and Athletics offices, as well as at Student Housing. For information, contact Ron Clark, 481-6617 or clark@ipfw.edu.
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Chris Rutkowski, clinical assistant professor of music composition and technology and director of the IPFW/Sweetwater Music Technology Program, has been named editor of the Music Business-Industry component of Symposium, the academic journal of the College Music Society (CMS). He will be a presenter at the CMS national conference in San Diego, where the new online version of the journal will be rolled out on November 14. |
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Life's Papers Housed in Northeast Indiana Diversity Library Archives
The Northeast Indiana Diversity Library (NIDL) board of directors has announced that the library's archives have been selected as the repository of the papers of the late Larry Life. Life was very active in the Fort Wayne community as both a theatre participant and the head of the Department of Theatre at IPFW. The first shipment of papers has arrived at NIDL, located in Helmke Library, Room B41. |
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This Week on Arts Weekly
Join host Melinda Haines and guests Kelly Updike from the Embassy Theatre and Jonathan Busarow, artistic director of the Fort Wayne Children's Choir, as they talk about upcoming productions. Arts Weekly is broadcast live each Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on PBS39 WFWA-DT.
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