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Solving educational challenges
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Free virtual COVID-19 training for health care workers offered by IUPUI-led program
Public health researchers are helping the health care workforce respond to COVID-19 by providing free virtual training.
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Center for Veteran and Military Students working to improve student veterans' graduation rates
A recent survey shows a gender gap in veteran graduation rates, and a gap between the actual costs of school versus what the GI Bill pays.
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O'Neill School at IU Bloomington tops U.S. News rankings -- again
The school's public affairs graduate program is atop the rankings for the fourth straight year.
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Daily gratitude as a health-positive attitude
Understanding what gratitude is and how to express it is important, said IU professor Joel Wong, who leads classes on cultivating gratitude.
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Faculty to be honored with teaching and service awards
The recipients will be recognized for their notable contributions to teaching and service at IU at a celebratory dinner.
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Students of color who choose their roommate perceive a more positive campus environment
A new IU School of Education study is among the first to examine the recent trend of preventing incoming students from choosing roommates.
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Kelley School of Business remains No. 1 in U.S. News and World Report rankings of online programs
The Kelley Direct Online MBA program is tied for first, and the IU School of Education jumped nearly 20 spots.
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School of Education at IUPUI receives grant to train 300 Indiana schools in cultural competency
The $498,308 grant from the Indiana Department of Education will help ensure children have equal access to a high-quality education.
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ECHO Center at IUPUI launches online training program to improve care for people with chronic pain
IU experts have started a new online tool that aims to share best practices in pain management with health professionals statewide.
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IU names its first assistant vice president for school partnerships
The Office of School Partnerships will work across campuses and with Indiana schools to strengthen partnerships and build collaboration.