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| Rominger |
The headline: “IUN Close to Regaining Business School Accreditation”
The story: IU Northwest is preparing for the final stage
of its business school’s accreditation process with the prestigious
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International.
IUN is fully accredited campus-wide by the North Central Association
of College and Universities. The business accreditation is a separate,
optional one held by about 20 percent of the nation’s business
schools.
The quote: “There are no guarantees, but we’ve worked very
hard. To even be in the process at this stage is an affirmation
of the quality of your program.” —Anna Rominger, dean of
the School of Business and Economics at IU Northwest
The source: Post-Tribune, Sept. 21, 2004
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| Wartellr |
The headline: “IPFW Housing is Female Driven”
The story: IPFW’s student housing is near capacity, with
495 of the available 568 rooms occupied. The majority of occupants
are female (73 percent). Foundations for two more buildings are
already poured.
The quote: “The housing by any measure has been successful.
As it gets completely filled up, and we have a waiting list, we’ll
move forward with the next phase.” —IPFW Chancellor Michael
Wartell
The source: Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Sept. 14, 2004
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| Paydar |
The headline: “Ivy Tech Credits Good at IUPUC”
The story: A new partnership with Ivy Tech State College
means students who start at Ivy Tech can complete their general
studies degrees at IUPU-Columbus.
The quote: “As a baccalaureate degree-granting partner
with schools at IU and Purdue, IUPUC is at work in south central
Indiana to create a workforce with advanced skills and a more
informed and reflective citizenry.” —Nasser Paydar, IUPUC
vice chancellor and dean
The source: The Republic (Columbus), Sept. 21, 2004
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| Herbert |
The headline: “IU Hopes New Scholarships Draw the Best
Students”
The story: IU will create a scholarship program to draw
top students to all of the university’s campuses.
The quote: “The prestige of any college or university is
measured to a large extent by the strength of the faculty and
the quality of the student body; thus, attracting and graduating
the top students are important goals for any state-supported campus.”
—Adam Herbert, IU president
The source: Indianapolis Star, Sept. 15, 2004
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| Huber |
The headline: “Huber Named U.S. Coach of the Year”
The story: IUB women’s and men’s diving coach Jeff Huber
was named U.S. Diving’s National Coach of the Year for the seventh
straight year.
The quote: “Receiving this award is always an honor. It
is a reflection on the athletes and their dedication. Getting
the award this year really means a lot because we earned it with
our best overall point finish since I have been here at Indiana.”
—Jeff Huber, women’s and men’s diving coach
The source: Bloomington Herald-Times, Sept. 23, 2004
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