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Leah Milne presents research at MELUS conference

March 24, 2019 galers Applause

Leah Milne, assistant professor of English, presented research at the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (MELUS) conference in Cincinnati in March 2019. Milne presented

KSPT partner NeuroHope featured in Sophisticated Living magazine

March 24, 2019 galers Applause

NeuroHope of Indiana, a specialized clinic for neurologic conditions founded in 2015 with support from the Krannert School of Physical Therapy, was featured in the

Jenny Hodgson ’19 receives travel award to present research at Chicago conference

March 19, 2019 galers Applause

Jenny Hodgson ’19 (Psy.D.) received a 2019 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) funded travel award to present a poster entitled, “NSSI, Internalizing Symptoms, and

Jessica Bannon publishes article in inaugural journal

March 19, 2019 galers Applause

Jessica Bannon, assistant professor of English, has published an article titled, “We Are Your Neighbors: Making Public Space for Personal Stories in Immigration Advocacy,” in

Kathy Martin invited to speak on the needs of children with disabilities

March 19, 2019 galers Applause

Kathy Martin, professor in the Krannert School of Physical Therapy, (pictured above right) was an invited speaker at the 10th Annual Conference on Meeting the

CAC projects will improve care in Indiana nursing homes

March 17, 2019 galers Applause

The University of Indianapolis Center for Aging & Community is working on two projects with the Indiana State Department of Health that will improve the

PsyD students present at NYC conference

March 4, 2019 menschinge Applause

Sebastian Del Corral Winder ‘18 (Master of Arts) and Alex Cook ‘14 (Master of Arts) recently presented a poster alongside Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology

Jayden Kennett ’21 selected for Eugene S. Pulliam Internship

March 3, 2019 galers Applause

Jayden Kennett ’21 (communication major, journalism concentration) recently won a prestigious Eugene S. Pulliam Internship through the Hoosier State Press Association Foundation. University students statewide

Department of Philosophy & Religion publications and presentations

February 27, 2019 galers Applause

Greg Clapper, professor of philosophy & religion, presented “‘Happiness Engineers,’ Video Games Designers, and Wesley’s Vision for Revival and Renewal” at The Oxford Institute of

Rebecca McKanna’s short story published in “Best American Mystery Stories 2019” anthology

February 26, 2019 galers Applause

Rebecca McKanna’s story “Interpreting American Gothic,” originally published in Colorado Review’s Summer 2018 issue, was selected for inclusion in “The Best American Mystery Stories 2019”