Media Relations
Friday,
July 31,
2009
IU Bloomington
More than one-third of the 5,760 available reservation slots for IU employees and students eligible to receive the H1N1 vaccine had been taken after the online system had been up and running for just over five hours on Friday (Nov. 6).
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WTIU, the public television station based at Indiana University Bloomington, has received a 2009 PBS Development Award for its efforts.
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Evoking Indiana University's late president Myles Brand as one of the first to "clearly see the emerging importance of information technology for higher education," IU President Michael McRobbie today (Nov. 5) formally dedicated IU's new $32.7 million Data Center.
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Faculty members from the Indiana University School of Education and the College of Arts and Sciences are beginning newly funded projects to enhance the teaching of U.S. history in schools, thanks to grants from the U.S. Department of Education. The grants are each from the Teaching American History program, which the department describes as a program designed "to raise student achievement by improving teachers' knowledge and understanding of and appreciation for traditional U.S. history."
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A unique Web site for IU Bloomington students and employees to reserve a free H1N1 flu shot will be up and running Friday (Nov. 6). IU has yet to receive any H1N1 vaccine but those making reservations will be the first to receive it.
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The Indiana University Innovation Center, a new $10 million home to university researchers and private start-up companies, will be formally dedicated Monday, Nov. 9, by IU President Michael A. McRobbie. The facility is a key component of the President's Innovate Indiana initiative.
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