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IUPUI Health Services responds to a tuberculosis skin test shortage, IU Health will implement PowerTrials and more.

Closures on I-65 and I-70 between the north and south splits will likely affect the IUPUI community.

Sheryl Allen has been named associate dean for medical student affairs. A welcome open house is scheduled Aug. 7.

Thane J. Peterson, MPA, has been named the Regenstrief Institute Inc.?s first executive operating officer.

Michelle Howenstine has been selected to serve as the assistant dean for Graduate Medical Education.

An Office of Faculty Affairs and Professional Development report shows faculty surveys result in organizational change.

The IU Compliance Office policies and procedures illustrate a commitment to integrity, ethics and compliance.

The IU School of Medicine Division of Continuing Medical Education will implement a new fee structure on July 1.

IU has announced the opening of the IU Staff and Faculty Clinic, dedicated to primary care services for IU employees in Indianapolis.

Suzanne Kunkle provides a Q-and-A about Food as Medicine, a clinical training program coming to Indianapolis June 6-9.

The Indiana Alzheimer Disease Center will present a series of lectures for the Fifth Annual Memory University.

An open house-style tech showcase will offer seven stations of popular and new technology used in education, including iPads, QR codes, and clickers.

Candidates for the position of chair of the Department of Toxicology and Pharmacology will visit the IU School of Medicine on May 29 and 30.

InScope will switch to a biweekly publication schedule this summer starting May 16.

Sara Jo Grethlein has been named the new associate dean for Undergraduate Medical Education.

Information on how to submit faculty promotion recommendations and sabbatical leave requests is now online.

This year's Faculty Council election included the appointment of Abigail Klemsz as president-elect.

IU School of Medicine seeks an assistant dean for academic advising and career mentoring.

The Academy of Teaching Scholars will offer sessions on several topics as part of its ongoing workshop series.

D. Craig Brater, M.D., dean of the IU School of Medicine, will speak at a Stepping Stones of Women in Leadership event April 24.