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| In the wake of recent Asian economic crises, NAFSA: Association of International Educators has named three IU Bloomington students recipients of its prestigious assistance awards given to academically distinguished int
ernational students to continue their studies. Yonjoo Cho and William Husin are studying at the IU School of Business, and Byung-Ro Lim is a computer science student.
The largest event of its kind in the state is taking place today (Nov. 10) at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. IU’s campuses and Purdue University are jointly hosting the ninth annual Indiana Multicultural Job Fair. Although open to all coll ege seniors and alumni, organizers promote job opportunities for historically under-represented groups in the work force, including minorities and individuals with disabilities. More than 100 regional employers are set to recruit, and potential employees from several states are expected. http://www.iupui.edu/~jobfairs IU Northwest, IUPUI, the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee and the University of Michigan at Flint have connected student leaders from each of their campuses for a gathering this week at IU’s Gary campus for an interracial communications project explor ing the causes and consequences of racism in America. Dorothy Ige, a communications professor at IUN, is one of the faculty leaders of the initiative. http://www.iun.edu/~newsnw/pr110100.htm IUB’s Catherine Olmer, a physics professor and executive director of Bloomington’s WonderLab Museum, has been honored by Women and Hi Tech for inspiring young women to succeed in the sciences. | |
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