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Brand announces biomedical initiative
The initiative would set the stage for new discoveries while bringing external dollars to the Hoosier economyIU connects to vBNS
Latest corporate partnership sets stage for Internet2
- Photos by Chris Meyer
(In upper photo) Dr. Robert Holden (left), dean of the IU School of Medicine, presented a certificate of appreciation to Bloomington's Dr. Anthony Pizzo recently for his years of volunteer faculty service to the IUB Medical Sciences Program.
Honored at the same event (lower photo) was Dr. Jean Creek of Bloomington (center), who received the Benton Medallion from IU President Myles Brand (left) for his contributions to the program. Creek was instrumental in facilitating Bloomington Hospital as a teaching facility. The Bloomington program, headquartered in a newly renovated space at IUB's Jordan Hall since December, is one of IU's eight regional medical education programs for undergraduates and first- and second-year medical students. At right is Kenneth Gros Louis, chancellor of the Bloomington campus.Links...Focus on IPFW
Student turned prof can be 'distinctly advantageous'
IPFW geologist Drummond receives Wilson Medal
An honor and reflection of future successFor IPFW alumnus, author, life is 'over easy'
IPFW HistoryDespite obstacles, student ambassador to receive degree in May
IPFW's new Science Building
Dedication and classes will be this fallInformation Age
Helmke Library Going StrongIUB's Little 500
An opportunity for 'ordinary' students to compete in big-time major sports eventHossler named vice chancellor at IUB;
Anderson assumes admissions directorshipO'Bannon aide becomes associate director of IU's state/federal relations
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