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Diep Publishes on Kidney Development in Zebrafish
Culinary Alumnus Selected to Compete in 2015 Ment'or Young Chef Competition
Kenning Receives Funding Award from U.S. Dept of Energy
Lind Presents on Sports Video Production at College Sports Media Summit in Atlanta
Music Faculty and Student Participate in International Collaboration
Geoscience’s Lewis and Recent Grad O’Hara Publish on Tectonic Collision in Taiwan
Wong Doe performs with Auckland Chamber Orchestra
Anderson Receives Funding from PA Commission on Crime
Knorr Receives Funding for Career and Technical Education Center
Okey and McElroy Receive Funding Award from Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County
Tyree and Larkin Receive Flight 93 Reforestation Funding
Alarcon and Sharp Receive Funding from Indiana Area School District
IUP Upward Bound Students Continue to Enjoy Scholarship Success
Eisensmith Participates in 2015 International Trumpet Conference
Student Affairs in Higher Education Students and Faculty Participated in Study Tours in Europe and South Africa
Fair and Kondo Published in inChemistry Magazine on Benefits of Student Group Work

Attend Free Narcan Training—You May Save a Life
No one should die of an opioid overdose. You can prevent this from happening. Narcan training will be available to IUP students, staff, and faculty on September 28, 2016. Participants will receive a free Narcan kit.
National Preparedness Month Week 5: Lead Up to National Day of Action
Participate in National PrepareAthon! Day on September 30. Preparedness takes action. Learn more about hazards which can affect your community and ways you can take action to prepare and participate.
English Graduate Student Film Series on Gender Representations and Feminism in Film Begins September 28
The English Graduate Student Film Series will screen a variety of film and TV shows, with a focus on gender representations and feminism within those films/TV shows, on select Wednesdays throughout the semester.
Learn About Spring 2017 Education Abroad
Interested in taking classes abroad this upcoming spring? Want to get away from the snow? There is still time to apply before the October 1 deadline.
WiFi Internet Now Available at College Lodge
The College Lodge at the Co-op Recreational Park will now offer free WiFi Internet to patrons. The College Lodge is available for any valid I-Card holders, college departments, and recognized groups and organizations.
IUP Hosts Section NExT Workshop
On Saturday, September 24, IUP hosted a workshop for Section NExT, part of the national program Project NExT, which aids in the professional development of mathematicians, statisticians, and mathematics educators after they receive their doctoral degrees.
MARTI Veterans’ Reintegration Research Cluster Appoints Mullins as Coordinator
Demond Mullins, research associate and assistant professor of sociology, has been appointed as coordinator for the Veterans’ Reintegration Research Cluster.
Colen Provides International Facilitation Fellow Workshop
Yong Colen of the Mathematics Department continues to serve as an International Facilitation Fellow of the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
Chadwick Discusses Facing Educational and Industry Challenges for Cultural Resource Management
William Chadwick (Anthropology) participated in a panel discussion titled “CRM and the Academy: Crafting the Dialog for Facing Educational and Industry Challenges” at the 22nd annual conference of the American Cultural Resources Association, which was held in Palm Springs, California, on September 15–18, 2016.
Counseling Center to Offer Group Sessions
This semester, the IUP Counseling Center will be offering four groups: a Women’s Group, a Men’s Group, a Graduate Student Group, and a general interpersonal group called Understanding Self and Others.