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The Indiana University Maurer School of Law has entered into memoranda of understanding with Georgia Institute of Technology and Knox College establishing scholarship and mentoring programs for students from each school interested in pursuing legal education. Each year the programs will offer at least two Knox College and Georgia Tech graduates scholarships of about 50 percent of annual tuition, plus access to formal mentoring.
Four Indiana University Bloomington faculty members have been selected as 2014-15 fellows for the Academic Leadership Program, which helps develop leadership skills of professors who are strong candidates for pursuing careers in academic administration.
Several IU faculty support Nature journal commentary defending Facebook research study
Over the past year, the Edward Snowden disclosures have served as a source for story after story that has dramatically expanded our understanding of surveillance and privacy. As the nation celebrates its independence this weekend, two Indiana University professors reflect on their impact and what we've learned.
The Indiana University Maurer School of Law and Wabash College have entered into a memorandum of understanding establishing a scholarship and mentoring program for students interested in pursuing legal education. Each year, the Wabash Law Scholars Program will offer at least two Wabash College graduates admitted to the Maurer School of Law a scholarship amounting to approximately 50 percent of annual tuition, along with access to a formal mentoring program.
Indiana University Vice President for Information Technology Brad Wheeler has announced that Von Welch will succeed Fred H. Cate as director of IU's Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that family-owned businesses can't be required by the Affordable Care Act to provide employees with health care coverage for certain contraceptive services. Indiana University experts offer their comments.
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