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Solving educational challenges
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IUPUI awarded funds to support education of Hoosier science teachers
The Hoosier STEM Academy, which includes the School of Education and School of Science at IUPUI, received over $600,000 to address teacher shortage.
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IU, Ivy Tech aid transfer students with new guaranteed admissions agreements
Ivy Tech students who earn specific associate degrees are guaranteed admission to IU Bloomington as juniors to earn a bachelor's degree track.
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2 IU schools joining AI research institutes funded by $40 million in NSF grants
The Luddy School and the School of Education in Bloomington are part of the new NSF artificial intelligence institutes.
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State awards IU $4.4 million to help recover lost learning for K-12 schools
The funding, part of the new Student Learning Recovery Grant Program, and will support projects across the state.
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Nearly $2 million in state grants used to create free virtual courses for K-12 educators
IU is working with Hoosier educators to develop 62 subject courses and eight professional development classes.
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Tambra Jackson named dean of IU School of Education at IUPUI
Under Jackson's leadership as interim dean for the past two years, the school has continued to thrive as a leader in urban education.
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$1.7M grant to pilot AI student education for rural Indiana middle schoolers
Experts from IU and NSWC Crane are teaming up to provide the artificial intelligence training for rural middle school students.
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8 Black women earning doctorates in School of Education program examine racism, culture in research
The Higher Education and Student Affairs program students' dissertations focus on race, education, cultural awareness and racial injustice.
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Trustees to vote on Anastasia Morrone as dean for School of Education at IU Bloomington in June
Anastasia "Stacy" Morrone, currently the school's interim dean, will be appointed dean through June 2023, pending approval by the trustees.
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Meet the IU talent behind local rock band Don't Call Me Betty
The Bloomington rock band is made up of three IU employees, an Ivy tech professor and an optometrist, who will perform on campus May 1.