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IU project brings awareness to Arab Americans in Indianapolis and their impact on Indiana history
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Indianapolis was home to a thriving, Arabic-speaking community whose legacy, though not well-known by many Hoosiers, has made a lasting impact on Indiana’s history. The research will soon be accessible for all Hoosiers when “Arab Indianapolis: A Hidden History” premieres June 16 on WFYI.
Three School of Liberal Arts graduate students receive IUPUI's Elite 50 recognition
INDIANAPOLIS—IUPUI has named three IU School of Liberal Arts students as 2022 Elite 50. This honor is presented annually to 50 graduate and professional students who demonstrate excellence beyond the classroom in areas such as campus leadership, scholarly work, and community engagement. These IUPUI Elite 50 represent the best of the best among IUPUI’s graduate and professional students and capture everything that makes IUPUI exceptional.
Six School of Liberal Arts students honored as 2022 Top 100
INDIANAPOLIS—The IU School of Liberal Arts is proud to congratulate six students who have been named to the 2022 Top 100 list. IUPUI’s Top 100 students show strength in scholastic achievement, collegiate and co-curricular activities, and civic/community service.
Dr. Paul R. Mullins recognized with high honor by IUPUI
In late February of 2022, the Office of the Chancellor at IUPU announced that Dr. Paul R. Mullins of the Anthropology Department in the IU School of Liberal Arts was chosen to receive the Chancellor’s Professor Award – only one of two chancellor’s professorships awarded across the IUPUI campus for the year.
Welcoming Raymond Haberski as Associate Dean for Academic Programs
The School of Liberal Arts is pleased to highlight Raymond Haberski, Professor of History and Director of American Studies, who recently accepted the Associate Dean for Academic Programs position.
The Millennium Chair to be Known as the William M. and Gail M. Plater Faculty Chair of Liberal Arts
When “The Millennium Chair” was established, the donors, Bill and Gail Plater, worked at IUPUI and wished their gift to be known as the Millennium Chair until long after they’d retired. The time has come to acknowledge their generosity by allowing this endowed chair to be known as the “William M. and Gail M. Plater Faculty Chair of Liberal Arts.”
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