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Oba (King) Michael Aremu Gbadebo October 19, 2009 — IUPUI students and local high school students can purchase tickets for the first Public Scholars in Africana Studies International Conference at the special price of $25 per person. Registration for all others is $150 for the two-day event.

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IU School of Law - Indianapolis Presents Diversity Week, Oct. 5-8

Inlow Hall October 5, 2009 — The Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis is hosting a variety of events for students, as well as the public, as part of the school’s first-ever “Diversity Week,” Oct. 5-8, 2009.

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IUPUI's Tourism Department Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Special Program Featuring President of Largest Global Community of Meeting Professionals

Bruce MacMillan September 9, 2009 —
The Department of Tourism, Conventions and Event Management (TCEM) at IUPUI is celebrating a significant milestone: 10 years of operating under its current name and offering a four-year Bachelor of Science degree.

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Successful Operations Planning Focus of Aug. 7 Workshop

July 20, 2009 — Few companies today implement a defined, long-term operations plan for success, despite the advantages of understanding the direction the company will take and what is needed to get there, said John Pennington, a consultant with 30 years of experience in operations planning.

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RFID Research Paper Recognized by AAMI

July 16, 2009 — The Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) recently honored an IUPUI professor and fellow researchers for their work on adapting radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to a clinical application.

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IUPUI, Indianapolis Public Works to Collaborate on New Product/Service Reviews

July 7, 2009 — Under a new agreement with the Indianapolis Department of Public Works, IUPUI will evaluate new products and services for the city agency. The collaboration will result in lower costs and shorter review times for the city, and provide valuable professional experience for IUPUI students.

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University Library Receives Grant to Make More Hoosier History Accessible

June 24, 2009 — IUPUI University Library, in collaboration with Conner Prairie, received a Library Service Technology Act (LSTA) digitization grant for over $11,000 to create the museum’s newest online digital collection entitled: “Conner Prairie’s Traditional Crafts: Preservation and Reproduction.”

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IUPUI Professor Authors Study Detailing Supply Chain Dangers

June 24, 2009 — Cost-cutting measures by global companies reduce investments for risk management and protections for vital supply chains, according to a new study co-authored by a faculty member at the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis.

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IP Negotiations Can Be Complicated, Says Expert Commenting on Dr. King Life-story Deal, and Woody Allen's American Apparel Suit

May 26, 2009 — Resolving ownership issues involving the use of a famous person’s image, likeness or voice for publicity can be complicated, says intellectual property attorney Jonathan Faber. An IU School of Law-Indianapolis professor, Faber is also founder and CEO of Luminary Group, a licensing and intellectual property management company that works with icons such as Buddy Holly and Joe DiMaggio, and rock stars, race car drivers, music publishers and others.

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Kelley Indianapolis Embarks on First Undergraduate Study Abroad Program

May 20, 2009 — More than a dozen representatives of the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis will study international business culture in Strasbourg, France, during the school’s first study abroad program.

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Conference at IUPUI to Examine Economy's Toll on Tourism; How to Market Cultural Tourism When Times are Tough

April 20, 2009 — The 2009 Indiana Cultural Tourism Conference will focus on the economy’s impact on travel and how to creatively attract travelers who want to experience the arts, heritage and the special character of unique places.