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Cynthia Maris Dantzic Reconstructs the Albers Colors Course at IPFW
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 16, 2009) -- Nationally recognized artist and author Cynthia Maris Dantzic, one of the last students of Josef Albers, founding father of modern American art, will reconstruct his famous colors course at Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW).
IPFW Students Rate Excellent at Conference
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 15, 2009) -- Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) psychology students Jenna Harmon and Dana Harter recently attended the Sigma Xi Research Competition in Washington, D.C. and received "excellent" ratings on their research project. They were also invited to join Sigma Xi as student members - members are elected based on their research potential or achievements.
IPFW Dental Clinics Open for Spring Semester
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 13, 2009) -- Add some sparkle to your pearly whites at the Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) Dental Clinics. The two clinics, located on the IPFW campus in Neff Hall, room 109 and 2700 S. Lafayette Street, are now open for the spring semester and accepting appointments.
Ethical Dimensions of the Global Financial-Economic Crisis
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 9, 2009) -- As we seek to emerge from the global financial-economic crisis and prevent a future one, we need to remind ourselves that the world's poorest have no retirement pensions to protect. The crisis is of a different order for those who already spend 40 percent of their income on food, and the resulting social unrest cannot be trusted to stop at the border.
“United We Read” Kicks Off The Remnant Trust at IPFW
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 8, 2009) -- ust imagine it: Ben Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson, together again, leading the Fort Wayne community in a reading of the Declaration of Independence! That's what will happen, Friday, Jan. 16, at noon, in the rotunda of the Allen County Courthouse in downtown Fort Wayne as Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) officially celebrates the opening of The Remnant Trust at IPFW with "United We Read."
Students Develop Innovative Water Conservation Systems for Future City Competition at IPFW
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 8, 2009) -- Water is our most vital resource, whether it is used for drinking or as a resource for sanitation, irrigation, or fire protection. But as our cities grow and expand, what can be done to keep the water flowing? This fall, thousands of middle school students from across the country, including more than 300 students from Indiana, are tackling that question in the 2009 National Engineers Week Future City Competition.
IPFW Father-Daughter Duo Share More than Just the Family Name
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 8, 2009) -- Hair color, height, even a smile-these are traits we often have in common with our dads. But speaking at ceremonies and sharing a college campus aren't average commonalities for most father-daughter pairs. Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) graduate Kevin Taylor and freshman Kate Taylor aren't your average pair though. The two Taylors can happily boast that they share these characteristics as well as their praises of IPFW.
Local Auto Group Sponsors IPFW Scholarship Challenge - First Scholarship Awarded for Logo Design
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 5, 2009) -- In October, the Evans Automotive Group issued a scholarship challenge to Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) students. The company planned to hold three contests over the next few months in which three IPFW students could each win a $1,000 scholarship.
Science Olympians Go for the Gold at IPFW
(Fort Wayne, Jan. 5, 2009) -- Students from seven area high schools will compete for gold medals in the Northeast Indiana Regional Science Olympiad, Saturday, Feb. 7, on the campus of Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW). Each school will be represented by a team of 15 students who will compete in 23 unique events in the areas of science, engineering, and technology.
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