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Partnership: Africa will feature events, lectures, and symposia at IUPUI throughout 2009-2010.
Announcing Partnership: Africa
IUPUI is committed to engaging the world through partnership and dialogue. We are pleased to announce the inauguration of a new program at IUPUI: a year-long series of lectures, films, performances, exhibits, and videoconferences focused on a part of the world with which IUPUI has strong connections, done in collaboration with colleagues, students, and public figures from that country or region.
IUPUI Common Theme Event
November 9 Bill McKibben, author of Deep Economy
Come hear Bill McKibben, the inaugural author in IUPUI's Common Theme Project, deliver his keynote address on his best-selling book Deep Economy. McKibben is in the forefront of the conversations about how to rethink and rebuild our economy for prosperity and sustainability. Part of the 2009 Spirit and Place Civic Festival, this lecture is free and open to the public.
More information available at http://www.iupui.edu/common_theme/
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International Development Fund (IDF) Applications Now Available
The IDF grant was developed to enhance the international research and scholarly activity focus of the IUPUI academic mission. Generally, the IDF grant serves as venture capital to stimulate additional funding for international research and scholarly activity, which have strong potential to generate indrect cost recovery from extramural sources.
Guidelines and application are available at http://research.iupui.edu/funding/.
IUPUI receives Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program grant
The Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad (GPA) Program in the U.S. Department of Education has awarded an $85,180 grant to IUPUI's Office of International Affairs for a curriculum internationalization project titled "Understanding Kenya through Partnership and Service: Focus on Curriculum Development." The grant will support a small group of IUPUI faculty and students as well as several IPS teachers in a month-long program of workshops and lectures taught by faculty at Moi University in Kenya, one of IUPUI's strategic partners. Full story
IUPUI Headlines in Hiroshima!
The very first video-conference linking a Japanese atomic bomb survivor in Hiroshima, Japan, to the outside world was successfully completed February 23 in IUPUI’s Global Crossroads lab. Full story
Current Flu Concerns and International Travel The Office of International Affairs is closely monitoring information sources...read more
International Travel Checklist for faculty and staff
