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IUPUI Staff Council News IUPUI Staff Council News Volume 1, Issue 25 November 7, 2008 Staff Council Fine Arts and Crafts Fair Handmade treasures for sale on Nov. 22 Indianapolis, Indiana – The IUPUI Staff Council will host its first Fine Arts and Crafts Fair on Saturday, November 22, 2008, in the IUPUI Campus Center, located on the southwest corner of Michigan Street and University Boulevard. Visitors can choose holiday gifts and one-of-a-kind handmade items offered by more than 40 crafters and artisans from around the state. Each vendor has been hand-selected from a team of jurors from the Staff Council committee to ensure quality items are featured. Items for sale include clothing, glass art, jewelry, purses, original artwork, floral arrangements, woodcrafts, pottery, stained glass, candles, and seasonal decorations for the home and yard. There will be free demonstrations by various crafters throughout the day. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., November 22. Admission to the fair is free of charge and open to the public. Parking is available in the Vermont Street garage adjacent to the Campus Center and discount parking vouchers will be given at the door. Show co-chair, Melanie Curfman promises “door prizes and a fun shopping experience.” Curfman says that the Campus Center will offer a variety of dining choices throughout the day including Caribou Coffee, Mondo Subs and Outtakes. Starbucks, located in the Barnes and Noble Bookstore of the Campus Center, will also offer an assortment of beverages and food options. Curfman is administrative assistant for the English Department in the School of Liberal Arts. The Staff Council represents all non-faculty and non-union employees of IUPUI. The Fine Arts and Crafts Fair is the group’s first major annual fundraising effort. Proceeds from booth rental will support scholarships for IUPUI students. The IUPUI Staff Council is excited to host their first show for the community and hopes this event continues to grow in popularity, according to co-chair and president, Sue Herrell. "The new IUPUI Campus Center provides a stunning venue for this event. Craft fair attendees are free to explore the new building before or after they shop," Herrell says. For more information, please contact Melanie Curfman at (317) 274-2188 or [email protected] or visit the Staff Council website at http://www.iupui.edu/~scouncil/. For maps and directions to the IUPUI campus: http://visit.iupui.edu/directions; Campus Center: http://life.iupui.edu/campus-center. See the flyer on the last page of the Newsletter. Please post this in your department and let others know! Thank you!!! Staff Council News 1 Day of Remembrance More on the Bulen Symposium (see first column) 9:10 am Assessing the National Elections Every semester we honor each of our IUPUI family Mark Halperin – Political analyst and editor- members who have passed away by remembering at-large, Time Magazine, and former them in a simple program called “Day of Political Director, ABC News Remembrance”. Those remembered include current 9:35 am Keith Bulen and the Bulen Symposium students, former students, graduates, faculty, and staff William Blomquist – Dean, IUPUI School of at IUPUI or IU Medical Center. Family and friends are Liberal Arts, and Professor of Political invited to attend the Day of Remembrance which will be Science held 9:45 am Gender and the 2008 Elections Amanda Carpenter – National political Monday, December 1, 2008 Correspondent, Townhall.com, and Claire Room 305 Booth Luce Policy Institute associate Campus Center 10:30 am Race and the 2008 Elections 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Marc Lamont Hill – Assistant Professor of Urban Education, Temple University, and political contributor, Fox News Channel The names of those being remembered appear on 11:00 am Religion and the 2008 Elections page 3. David Campbell – Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Notre Dame, and editor of A Matter of Faith: Religion in the 2004 Presidential Election BBulenulen Symposium 11:30 am Reflections on the Presidential Race Candy Crowley – Senior political The Bulen Symposium on American Politics is correspondent, CNN News scheduled for Monday, November 10 from 9:00 to 3:00 1:20 pm Did the Media Let Us Down? in the auditorium of the University Place Conference Jason Evans – Media consultant and former Center and Hotel. All the events are free and open to senior executive producer, CNN and CNN the IUPUI faculty, students, and staff. Registration is Headline News not necessary. The program is listed below. It can 1:50 pm Indiana Party Leadership also be found at J. Murray Clark – state party chair, Indiana Republican Party http://www.lkeithbulen.com/archive/2008Symp/08Progr Daniel Parker – state party chair, Indiana am.pdf. We would also love to see you at symposium. Democratic Party Thank you! Todd Singer – state party chair, Indiana Libertarian Party 2:20 pm State and Local Elections in Indiana Attendance is free for students, Abdul Shabazz – Host, Abdul in the faculty, and staff Morning, Newstalk 1430 WXNT The University Place Conference Center and Hotel is located Bulen Symposium on American at 850 West Michigan Street on the campus of IUPUI. It is near the northeast corner of Michigan Street and University Politics Boulevard. The University Place underground parking garage “Gender, Race, and Religion in the is accessible from North Street. For more information, please send e-mail to [email protected] 2008 Elections” Representative Update: Terri Cuellar is leaving her Monday, November 10, 2008 position as a Staff Council representative for the School of University Place Conference Center Law. Laurie Turner will take her place effective immediately. Thanks, Terri, for your contributions to the at IUPUI Council! Staff Council News 2 Day of Remembrance The following faculty, staff, and students will be remembered on December 1 in the Day of Remembrance ceremony (details on page 1). All are welcome to attend. Rasdall, Walter E. 88 07/17/08 Former student Kidwell, Donald 34 09/24/08 Former student General Studies Program Goyette, Alegria M. 58 08/3/08 Former student Graduate – non degree Coffey, Charles M. 67 06/24/08 Staff Graduate Relations – Director Smith, Cara 33 09/28/08 Graduate and current student Health Administration/Informatics Parry, Lois I. 63 06/22/08 Former Student Herron School of Art Bishop, Brett 48 08/02/08 Former student Herron School of Art Andrews, Mary R. 89 08/23/08 Former student Herron School of Art Wood, Gene 80 09/14/08 Former student Herron School of Art Mercado, Fernando 24 10/08/08 Current Student Higher Education Lemay, Melinda 52 09/22/08 Staff IU Medical Center Hensel, Rebecca N. 77 07/12/08 Staff Purchasing Department Dilley, Carol Ann 58 07/08/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Richmond, Jean 81 07/14/08 Staff School of Dentistry Meek, William T. 81 07/22/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Miskuf, John W. 63 07/23/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Broshears, Keith M. 59 07/30/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Raibley, Bruce 61 09/11/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Gromer, Roscoe 91 09/15/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Pearman, David A. 48 09/19/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Klein, H. Raymond 71 09/22/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Ratcliff, Perry 93 10/06/08 Graduate School of Dentistry Bryant, Linda 58 09/14/08 Graduate School of Engineering and Technology Quest, Michael 45 10/13/08 Former Student School of Engineering and Technology Barrett, Agnes B. 87 06/20/08 Graduate, Faculty School of Law Schlosser, Chalmer R. 91 07/18/08 Graduate School of Law Tabor, Gordon 64 09/02/08 Graduate School of Law Jones, David E. 69 09/03/08 Graduate School of Law Bodem, Sydney 22 08/03/08 Current student School of Liberal Arts East, James R. 77 09/10/08 Faculty School of Liberal Arts and Weekend College Rodman, George H., Jr. 63 07/13/08 Faculty School of Medicine Apple, Eddie R. 82 07/14/08 Graduate School of Medicine Veach, Richard Lester 88 08/19/08 Graduate School of Medicine Goldstein, David 61 08/27/08 Faculty School of Medicine Donohue, John 77 09/04/08 Faculty School of Medicine Boyd, Mary E. 60 07/09/08 Graduate, Faculty School of Nursing Berry, Judy D. 53 08/23/08 Graduate School of Nursing McGuire, Janice Gray 66 08/23/08 Graduate School of Nursing Fuller, Magdalene 87 10/20/08 Faculty and Administration School of Nursing Kelly, Lauren E. 39 07/27/08 Graduate School of Physical Education – Tourism Management Morrow, Roy 83 08/27/08 Faculty Staff Buchanan, Jacob Samuel 20 08/21/08 Current Student University College Zelesnik, Adam J. 19 08/22/08 Current student University College Peterson, Monica 43 09/23/08 Former student University College Staff Council News 3 Educational Opportunities for Staff & Faculty at IIIIUUPPUUII Sunday, November 9, 2008 Educational Opportunities for Staff and Faculty at IUPUI Campus Day Event Sunday, November 9, 2008 3:00 – 3:30 pm Campus Center, Room 310 Discover ways you and your family can continue your education at IUPUI. Plan to attend the special presentation designed for staff and faculty to find out how to do to this at IUPUI. “Educational Opportunities for Staff and Faculty at IUPUI” is designed to give staff and faculty information on the steps necessary to take a credited class at IUPUI, to finish or begin an undergraduate or graduate degree, or to take classes for personal enrichment. The presentation will also address the employee benefit of fee courtesy, and how staff may use that benefit for dependent children who might be considering college.
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