Mar 11
31st Annual Joseph T. Taylor Symposium
IUPUI Campus Center Theater Level, Room 450
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News
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Lead pollution from Native Americans attributed to crushing galena for glitter paint, adornments
A new study of Native Americans' use of the silvery mineral sheds light on how they were using the land and its resources.
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A few minutes with: Liberal Arts interim dean Robert Rebein, on the 'Dual Degree Advantage'
In this program, IUPUI students can add a Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal arts to complement their first major/degree within four years.
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Nontraditional students overcome initial struggles to thrive on campus
Deidre Bush and Sha-Nel Henderson connected to the Peer Health Education program in different ways, which led to finding a sense of belonging on campus.
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Impact of Indiana's opioid epidemic demonstrated through film by IUPUI faculty
The faculty members used a grant from the IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute to make a film series for the Opioid Stories website.
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Faculty Publications
Thorsten Carstensen (World Languages
and Cultures)
Das Abenteuer des
Gewohnlichen.
Alltag in der deutschsprachigen
Literatur der Moderne
Erich Schmidt Verlag | December 2018
Raymond Haberski (History)
American Labyrinth: Intellectual History for Complicated Times
Cornell University Press | December 2018
Highlights from around the School
High honors for Edward Vaughan
At this year’s commencement, on May 11, the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI awarded the 2019 Faculty Medal of Academic Distinction to Edward M. Vaughan.
Alumna Taylor Rhodes has already earned her place in IUPUI history. She is a two-time recipient of the Plater Civic Engagement Medallion, both as an undergrad and a graduate student, for her outstanding commitment to community service. It's a distinction that she shares with just one other graduate. Locally and even globally, Rhodes' impact is undeniable. Read more
Meet the new student ambassadors
Seventeen Liberal Arts students are serving as student ambassadors during the 2018-19 academic year. The students will represent the school at special events and functions, and participate in student recruitment efforts, as well as alumni and donor relations activities.
