The University Museum will host an exhibit, Multiversity: IUP Faculty Artists, from February 11 through March 24, featuring the work of faculty artists. A public reception will take place February 11 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Melanie Hildebrandt, Sociology Department, and students will present “Navajo Nation,” designed to raise awareness of Navajo culture, in the next Six O’Clock Series program, February 13 in the HUB.

Singer-songwriter Si Kahn will give a public concert March 24, 2012, at 8:00 p.m. in the IUP Performing Arts Center’s Fisher Auditorium as part of the Appalachian Studies Association national conference, March 23–25, at IUP.

IUP will host the Appalachian Studies Association national conference, March 23-25, 2012, featuring more than 500 presenters, including 50 from the IUP community.

The Health and Physical Education Department will offer the eight-week After-School Activity Program (ASAP) starting February 28, 2012, for area students in grades six through eight.

Theresa McDevitt, IUP Libraries, will discuss how women have shaped IUP and how their roles have changed in “A Women’s History of IUP,” February 6 in the HUB, the next program in the Six O’Clock Series.

IUP’s honor society for nursing students was recognized for excellence at the biennial convention of Sigma Theta Tau International in November in Grapevine, Texas.