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Pamela Whitten became the 19th president of Indiana University on July 1, 2021.
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Strengthening IU's ties in Southeastern Indiana
Strengthening IU's ties in Southeastern Indiana
This week has been an extraordinary journey through the heart of Indiana. As I traveled across Dearborn, Decatur…
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13 IU online degree programs ranked among Top 10; 2 Kelley School programs No. 1 in U.S. News rankings
13 IU online degree programs ranked among Top 10; 2 Kelley School programs No. 1 in U.S. News rankings
Across Indiana University’s campuses, faculty and staff work tirelessly to facilitate student success. This commitment…
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IU leads in concussion research and safety for student-athletes
IU leads in concussion research and safety for student-athletes
Indiana University is a recognized leader in concussion research because of our faculty's relentless pursuit to…
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I am happy to share that Indiana University Southeast was recently awarded the Champion for Children Award from Youth Link Southern Indiana…
I am happy to share that Indiana University Southeast was recently awarded the Champion for Children Award from Youth Link Southern Indiana…
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At Indiana University, innovation in research defines who we are, and I am immensely proud to share one of the Indiana University School of…
At Indiana University, innovation in research defines who we are, and I am immensely proud to share one of the Indiana University School of…
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It was exciting to attend the Indiana University Indianapolis women’s soccer game yesterday, where the team showcased an impressive performance…
It was exciting to attend the Indiana University Indianapolis women’s soccer game yesterday, where the team showcased an impressive performance…
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I recently had the pleasure of visiting DeKalb, Fulton, LaGrange, LaPorte, Marshall, Noble, Starke, Steuben, and Whitley Counties, and I am grateful…
I recently had the pleasure of visiting DeKalb, Fulton, LaGrange, LaPorte, Marshall, Noble, Starke, Steuben, and Whitley Counties, and I am grateful…
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I am pleased to share that Indiana University Bloomington has received a $500,000 American Talent Initiative IDEAS grant for its IUBound program…
I am pleased to share that Indiana University Bloomington has received a $500,000 American Talent Initiative IDEAS grant for its IUBound program…
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This morning, I had the privilege of joining Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg on a panel moderated by Indiana University Vice President…
This morning, I had the privilege of joining Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg on a panel moderated by Indiana University Vice President…
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Anne Toomey
A question for U.S.-based academics out there: Have you ever had to provide evidence of extra-academic impact of your research to funders? (for example, evidence of broader, societal impacts) Or alternately, were you only required to provide evidence of academic impact (e.g. publications, etc.)?
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Ryan Evelyn, PhD
Perhaps a controversial take: a university shouldn’t boast about its wide-reaching and innovative research agenda when it excludes visiting faculty (who make up an important part of the university) from applying to internal faculty research grants. This exclusion is inequitable and makes it even more difficult for early career researchers (often financially at a disadvantage compared to their tenure and tenure-track colleagues) from trying to establish their research portfolio in academia.
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Ge Bai
Great article by Professors Charles Silver & David Hyman @The Wall Street Journal. Key points: "As long as the government controls how healthcare dollars are spent, fraud will persist and services will cost more than they should. This approach enriches scam artists and unscrupulous providers at the expense of patients and taxpayers." "Congress should give Medicare money directly to enrollees, as it does with Social Security. The government should deposit each enrollee’s subsidy into a health savings account, letting seniors decide what they need and how much they are willing to pay." "When patients pay for it directly, things work well. Providers post their prices and work hard to keep them low. By reducing the government’s role, this reform would eliminate most forms of healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse immediately, saving hundreds of billions of dollars." The University of Texas School of Law Georgetown University Law Center
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Robert Kelchen
A neat new Review of Higher Education article just came out examining factors associated with states considering faculty tenure bans. Economic factors are not tied to bill consideration, but unified Republican control of state government and lower educational attainment rates are. https://lnkd.in/ebDahc-w
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