The Writing Lab is conducting online only summer tutorials throughout the second summer session. Hours may vary slightly from week to week due to tutor
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Category: Events
Five reasons to register: Communiversity 2020
Agatha Christie’s first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, was published in 1920 and launched the career of one of her most famous sleuths, Hercule Poirot. Join
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Sarah King ’18 accepted into Harvard Law School
Sarah King ’18 (political science) will begin her studies at Harvard Law School in the fall of 2020. She has been working as a legislative
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Writing Lab announces summer hours for online tutorials
The Writing Lab begins online only undergraduate summer tutorials on Monday, May 11. Hours may vary slightly from week to week due to tutor
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Master of Social Work program news update
Stephanie Rudd, assistant professor of social work, had a peer-reviewed article accepted with interdisciplinary colleagues (including Amanda Miller in the Department of Sociology) in Socius
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Bill Staples & physical therapy alums publish research
Bill Staples, associate professor in the Krannert School of Physical Therapy, and two KSPT alumni recently published an article in Clinical Interventions in Aging (CIA). Staples,
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Andrew Armour ’12 invents free fitness app for kids, families
Entrepreneur and UIndy alum Andrew Armour ’12 (business management & administration) recently invented Activate Fitness, an app that regulates screen time based on daily activity levels,
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UIndy crafts illustrated cookbook for ‘Empty Bowls’ fundraiser
UPDATE: Per recommended guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19),
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March 18: What is the Census and Why Does it Matter?
Join us for a presentation by Joshua Bougie from the U.S. Census Bureau covering questions like: What is the Census?, Why do we do it?,
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Kinesiology faculty present research at regional conferences
February was a busy month for KHSS with several faculty engaged in professional conferences. Kara Cecil, assistant professor of public health, attended the IN chapter
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