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Have an Idea for Food Services? Tell the Advisory Team
 Our partnership with Aramark makes it important to keep track of what appears to be working well and what isn't. We also want to consider improvements, new ideas, or special promotions that the campus community would enjoy. A Food Services Advisory Team has been created to facilitate those discussions that includes:
- George McClellan, vice chancellor for student affairs
- Wade Smith, IPSGA student body president stupres@ipfw.edu
- Alexander Sanderson, IPSGA student body vice president of legislation stuvpl@ipfw.edu
- Jay Harris, director of physical plant
- Janet Badia, professor and director of women's studies
- Susan M. Anderson, head of public services library
- JJ Garcia, office coordinator, MAP Center
- Caitlyn DeLong, student representative for athletics delocp@students.ipfw.edu
- Eric May, Aramark food services director at IPFW may-eric@aramark.com
- Joanna Boulanger, district manager for Aramark boulanger-joanna@aramark.com
- Cyndy Elick, director of purchasing and support services (contract and APSAC representative)
If you have ideas or concerns you may email any team member (emails not listed can be found in the global address book in Outlook). There is also a Suggestions or Comments for Catering or Dining at IPFW survey in myIPFW under the My Home tab in the Surveys section. The survey results are regularly shared with the team.
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 Final Days for IU Open Enrollment
Open enrollment for Indiana University employees ends Friday, November 20. If you are using a paper enrollment form, take the form to Vanessa Miller, benefits and leaves administrator, in Kettler Hall, Room G02F or send it through campus mail. Do you have specific questions or need assistance? IPFW's IU employees can call IU Human Resources at 812-855-2334.
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 Join a Musical Evening to Support
Women's Studies Scholarships
The Women's Studies Program will host a benefit concert, "The Missing Mozart: A Performance of Music by Women Composers throughout History," Saturday, November 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the Rhinehart Recital Hall. The performance will be followed by a dessert reception.
The concert is in honor of the 10th anniversary of Community Friends of Women's Studies, a nonprofit organization whose main objective is to support Women's Studies students. Visit the event's Facebook page
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Do Something About It
 Learn how Assistant Professor of Public Policy Rachel Rayburn is empowering her students to make a difference in the lives of those society has left behind.
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Find Help to Quit at the Great American Smokeout
The American Cancer Society Great American Smokeout "Stop Smoking" Party will be Thursday, November 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the first floor of Kettler Hall. Learn some tips for quitting, find out how to help friends, or take advantage of free blood sugar, bone density, and blood pressure screenings. Learn more
Four-strain vaccine flu shots are still available in the Center for Healthy Living in Walb Union, Room 234. Vaccinations are free for faculty, staff, retirees, and their spouses. Call 481-5748 to schedule an appointment. Bring your Mastodon ID card and medical insurance card. Visit the clinic website for more information.
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Photo of the Week
Linda Balthaser, assistant dean emerita of Arts and Sciences, and Janelle Moorman, senior Chapman Scholar, roll out the 50th Celebration time capsule at Monday's ceremony. The capsule will be removed from its resting place under the Auer Performance Hall in 2064. View large photo | Photo by Jim Whitcraft
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New Faces, New Places
Alyssa Brumm, transfer to lead help desk technician for IT Services
Tanner Clarke, online program assistant for Division of Continuing Studies
Jason Moyer, mechanical engineering lab technician for Civil and Mechanical Engineering
Greg Prouty, assistant athletic director-media services for Athletics
Gabriellel Reinhard, program assistant-training outreach for Division of Continuing Studies
Thetan "Victor" Soe, assistant director for admissions and recruitment
Peggy Speshyock, transfer to assistant director of budget and planning
Michael Thomas, account clerk for Bursar and Student Finance
Report Your IPFW Plate:
Deadline Extended to Nov. 30
 Do you "Ride with Pride"? Report your plate and you'll receive a miniature IPFW plate to display in your work area. The department with the highest percentage of plates will win a pizza party in appreciation of its support for Alumni Association scholarships.
Top three departments to date:
- Mastodon Advising Center/Student Success and Transitions
- Chancellor's office
- Advancement/Development office
Keep reporting . . . you have until November 30 to dethrone the leaders! Yes, I Ride with Pride Not yet, but I want one!
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In Memoriam
 PAUL E. SHAFFER, 89, retired president and CEO of Fort Wayne National Bank, died Sunday, November 8. He was also involved with many charities and civic organizations, and long had a great interest in IPFW, creating two major scholarships and chairing fund drives for the university. He was awarded a doctor of humane letters from IPFW, which awards a Paul Shaffer Medal each year. Read the obituary
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Support Scholarships and
Get a $50 Gift Card
 For a limited time, faculty and staff can get a $50 gift card to Follett's Bookstore and be entered to win a free parking pass when they order a new specialty license plate. The plates generate more than $10,000 annually for student scholarships through the IPFW Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Fund. Five hundred plates must be sold by Dec. 31, 2015, or they will be discontinued. Already renewed your regular plate? You can transfer to the specialty plate at any time. Get more information on our website or contact Alumni Relations at 481-6807 or alumni@ipfw.edu.
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