2023 TRIP Awards and Fall Showcase
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August Scholar of the Month, Carolyn Gentle-Genitty
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Don't Show Up! Cancel Student Success!
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Many teachers and faculty do not want, for various reasons, to come back to the classroom and school environment. Our children need you. Please do not cancel their success. Adults experience a lot of complexity in their own lives which they bring to the lives of their own children and those they teach. Yet, children of all ages, especially before the age of 12, require only two things for their student success. 1) that their basic Maslow Hierarchy of Needs be met and 2) that we "Show Up" in their lives. Showing up means finding ways to bond via people, places, and things or through social bonding attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief. Join us to learn more about the ways you can encourage student success.
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TRIP Scholars in the News
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$11.7 Million from Department of Defense to Fund Hyrdrocephalus Research
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Hydrocephalus, a condition which causes cerebrospinal fluid to accumulate in the brain, currently has one treatment method - brain surgery. Congratulations to TRIP Scholar, Dr. Bonnie Blazer-Yost and her research partner Dr. Teri Belecky-Adams. They received two grants from the U.S. Department of Defense to team up with researchers at John Hopkins and Purdue University in an effort to find a drug treatment for hydrocephalus. The funds will also establish a Hydrocephalus Research Center at the IUPUI School of Science.
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Achievements of IUPUI Center for TRIP Scholars
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Our TRIP Scholars are very successful individuals who go above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom. They distinguish themselves in their careers through community-engaged research and academic excellence.
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| Upcoming Events |
| Stay Engaged in the Community |
| Thursday, August 3, 2023 • 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. |
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| Thursday, August 10, 2023 • 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. |
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| Friday, August 25, 2023 • 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. |
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News from our Partners
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Here at the IUPUI Center for Translating Research Into Practice, community engagement is extremely important to us. Take a look at the free resources that are available to you to improve yourself and other members of your network.
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Research Resources
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Working on an amazing research project and need help with something? Take a look at the resources that are available to faculty researchers at Indiana University.
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2023 TRIP Awards and Fall Showcase
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August Scholar of the Month, Carolyn Gentle-Genitty
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Don't Show Up! You Cancel Student Success!
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Many teachers and faculty do not want, for various reasons, to come back to the classroom and school environment. Our children need you. Please do not cancel their success. Adults experience a lot of complexity in their own lives which they bring to the lives of their own children and those they teach. Yet, children of all ages, especially before the age of 12, require only two things for their student success. 1) that their basic Maslow Hierarchy of Needs be met and 2) that we "Show Up" in their lives. Showing up means finding ways to bond via people, places, and things or through social bonding attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief. Join us to learn more about the ways you can encourage student success.
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IUPUI TRIP Scholars in the News
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2021 Bantz Fellowship Project Featured on TV
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Dr. Leslie Etienne and Dean Tambra Jackson were the recipients of the 2021 Bantz Community Fellowship for their Freedom School Project. The Indianapolis Freedom School Project was featured on WISH-TV 8 News. Watch and listen to the story of this amazing six-week summer program that inspires students to develop a love of learning.
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TRIP Scholar Published Article About Self-Compassion Inventory
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Research and clinical interest in self-compassion has grown due to its associations with physical and mental health benefits. Widely used measures of self-compassion have conceptual and psychometric limitations that warrant attention. TRIP Scholar, Dr. Catherine Mosher and her co-authors, published a journal article in PLOS ONE about developing a new self-compassion measure, the Brief Self-Compassion Inventory (BSCI), and test its psychometric properties.
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Better communication? What new research reveals about emoji use among hospitalists
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Emoji use is everywhere, and now even clinicians are using them to communicate with each other at work. TRIP Scholar, Dr. Mike Weiner, and his co-authors, recently published a study in JAMA Network Open about emoji use among hospitalists using Diagnotes at IU Health.
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Perceptions of Global Health Engagements in Relation to the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Kenyan Health Care Workers and Administrators in Western Kenya
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TRIP Scholar, Dr. Sherri Bucher and her co-authors, published an article about a qualitative study that will examine perspectives of global health engagements in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic among Kenyan health care workers and health care administrators in western Kenya using a multi-stage protocol. Using a combination of in-depth interviews and nominal group techniques, this study aims to shed light on the roles global health activities are perceived to play in preparing health care professionals and the health system to address an acute public health crisis.
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Comparing Sunscreen Products
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Curious about which sunscreen product to select at the store? Watch as TRIP Scholar, Dr. John Goodpaster and Ph.D. student Drew Mueller, help WTHR Channel 13 News test several products that blend well on different skin tones, offer SPF 30, and are broad spectrum.
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Bantz Scholar Tackles the Widespread Problem of Food Insecurity
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The Indianapolis Business Journal published an article about a new Indianapolis School of Medicine and Eskanazi Health initiative called Food Resources and Kitchen Skills (FoRKS) to help address food insecurity and help Hoosiers make healthier food choices. The program was developed by co-principal investigator and 2016 Bantz Community Scholar Awardee, Dr. Richard Holden, along with co-principal investigator Dr. Daniel Clark.
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Indy's Black Churches Hope to Help Those at Risk of Losing Medicaid
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Indy’s Black churches hope to help those at risk of losing Medicaid. Millions of people across the country — including in Indiana — could lose Medicaid coverage as states have resumed eligibility checks after pandemic-era federal protections expired. Four Black churches in Indianapolis are trying to blunt the impact of the Medicaid unwinding process in their communities and ensure people don’t lose their health insurance. “In many communities, the congregation is a first place that people go for information about all kinds of issues, including about their health care,” said Jay Foster, who leads IU Health’s collaboration with the Black churches. 2020 Bantz Fellow, Dr. David Craig, is key member of this project to help people keep their health insurance.
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Achievements of IUPUI Center for TRIP Scholars
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TRIP Scholar Receives Grant for Breast Cancer Research
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Congratulations to TRIP Scholar, Dr. Hari Nakshatri, and his research partner, Dr. Michele Coté, for receiving $25,000 from the Heroes Foundation Catherine Peachey Fund. This invaluable contribution will be instrumental in advancing their groundbreaking research, specifically focusing on the development of new models to investigate the origins and unique characteristics of inflammatory breast cancers in comparison to common breast cancer subtypes.
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TRIP Scholar Named Outanding Early Career Investigator
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Congratulations to TRIP Scholar, Dr. Tuan Tran, who was named Outstanding Early Career Investigator by the IU School of Medicine Department of Medicine. Dr. Tran is associate professor of medicine in the division of infectious diseases and he studies both naturally acquired and vaccine-induced immunity to malaria using systems biology approaches.
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TRIP Scholar Receives R01 Grant
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Congratulations to TRIP Scholar Dr. Tim Corson. He received an R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health/National Eye Institute for the project entitled "Long-acting formulations of griseofulvin for ocular neovascularization therapy." This project also includes researchers at Vanderbilt and Purdue Universities.
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TRIP Scholar Receives Research Grant
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Congratulations to TRIP Scholar Dr. Sylk Sotto. She received a $108,000 grant from the National Center for Advancing Translational Science to study "Clinical and Translational Science Workforce Development through a Statewide Community College Partnership."
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TRIP Scholar Research Grant
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Congratulations to TRIP Scholar Dr. Sarah Wiehe. She received a $92,349.00 grant from the University of Illinois to study "Development of a digital support tool to facilitate developmentally appropriate adolescent contraceptive counseling in primary care."
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$11.7 Million from Department of Defense to Fund Hyrdrocephalus Research
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Hydrocephalus, a condition which causes cerebrospinal fluid to accumulate in the brain, currently has one treatment method - brain surgery. Congratulations to TRIP Scholar, Dr. Bonnie Blazer-Yost and her research partner Dr. Teri Belecky-Adams. They received two grants from the U.S. Department of Defense to team up with researchers at John Hopkins and Purdue University in an effort to find a drug treatment for hydrocephalus. The funds will also establish a Hydrocephalus Research Center at the IUPUI School of Science.
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| Stay Engaged in the Community |
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| Thursday, August 3, 2023 • 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. |
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Newfields Art Museum offers free admission to all guests for the entire day on the first Thursday of each month throughout the year. Advance tickets are required. (Free Event)
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| Tuesday, August 8, 2023 • 7 a.m. - 12 p.m. |
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Volunteers assist with setting up meal distribution sites, bagging meals, directing traffic, distributing community resources, loading food boxes and uplifting the community. Two shifts available: Packing from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., and distribution from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Light refreshments are provided for breakfast and a boxed lunch for the 9:30 am- 12:30 pm volunteers. Warm beverages and bottled water are available throughout the day.
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| Tuesday, August 8, 2023 • 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. |
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Rubrics are a popular tool for grading student work, but did you know they can also be used to make learning more equitable? During this Zoom session, evaluate a sample rubric for inclusion and equity, identify changes to improve equity, and reflect on how rubrics can be used to help students become more active participants in their own learning.
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| Thursday, August 10, 2023 • 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. |
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Are you a part-time faculty member who started at IUPUI in the past few years? Come to one of the Center for Teaching and Learning's two Associate Faculty Welcome and Orientations, held at the Center for Teaching and Learning on Thursday, August 10 or Monday, August 14, both from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.! Get to know fellow associate faculty members over food and beverages and drop in on the resource fair to learn about the many offices and centers around the university who support your teaching efforts. They will also host “lightning” sessions on teaching or technology to help you get a jump on your course preparations.
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| Monday, August 14, 2023 • 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. |
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Are you a part-time faculty member who started at IUPUI in the past few years? Come to one of the Center for Teaching and Learning's two Associate Faculty Welcome and Orientations, held at the Center for Teaching and Learning on Thursday, August 10 or Monday, August 14, both from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.! Get to know fellow associate faculty members over food and beverages and drop in on the resource fair to learn about the many offices and centers around the university who support your teaching efforts. They will also host “lightning” sessions on teaching or technology to help you get a jump on your course preparations.
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| Friday, August 25, 2023 • 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. |
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Join us as Professor Carolyn Gentle-Genitty shares ways you can encourage student success. (Free Event)
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| Friday, August 25, 2023 • 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. |
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The Latinx Community-University Research Coalition of Indiana will host a research conference on August 25 at IUPUI University Tower ballroom. The purpose of the coalition is to address equity and well-being across the state of Indiana through interdisciplinary collaborations for research and programmatic service aimed at improving the well-being of the Latino population in Indiana. The event is free and includes meals. (Free Event)
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New Bike Ride Guides
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New bike ride guides will be distributed to local businesses in the near future. In the meantime, check out a sneak peak on the Bike Indianapolis webiste.
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IndyGo Foundation Bus Grant
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The IndyGo Foundation Competitive Bus Pass Grant application is now open. The Bus Pass Grant aims to decrease the financial barrier to public transportation, making it easier for organizations in our community to assist individuals seeking enriching and essential services. Apply Today.
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Free Arab Indianapolis Teacher Resources
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Learn about the origins of the Arab American community and its contributions to U.S. society and culture. Uncovering the “hidden history” of Arabs in one city (Indianapolis), students utilize video and supporting materials to understand the overall impact of Arab Americans on U.S. civil society, the military, politics, and food from 1880 until present.
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Tabata in White River State Park
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During the month of August, join the NIFS fitness team for a free, quick but intense Tabata 30-minute workout on Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon. The classes take place on the grass in the beautiful White River State Park.
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Classroom Observations
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In addition to individual consultations, the IUPUI Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) offers other services to help faculty get feedback on their teaching - classroom observations, online course reviews, student focus group facilitation, and creating mid-semester surveys. These services provide confidential, formative feedback and assist faculty to make strategic decisions to further improve their course.
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How to store or share restricted or critical data at IU
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Storing data correctly is the key to keeping it safe. Storage owners must use the Institutional Storage Request Form if storing or sharing restricted or critical data. IU’s University Information Policy Office also reminds you that individually owned storage spaces such as Google at IU My Drive and Microsoft OneDrive at IU are never an appropriate place to share institutional data.
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Download Statistical Analysis Software At No Charge
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A reminder that IU faculty, staff, and students can install statistical, mathematical, and qualitative analysis software packages such as SPSS and Stata for no additional cost. Since this UITS initiative began in July 2022, the number of downloads is three times higher than it was in the prior year, with around 3,000 students, faculty, and staff taking advantage of access to the software.
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IU Center for Survey Research Capabilities and Expertise
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The IU Center for Survey Research has capabilities from traditional survey design and data collection (using web, mail, telephone, in-person) to qualitative interviews to specimen collection. They provide up to 2 hours of free consultation to any IU faculty, staff, or student and then charge based on hourly rates determined by the university. During the academic year, they offer free weekly consulting at two locations on the Bloomington campus (Tuesdays from 10-12 and Wednesdays from 12-1:30) but are happy to meet by Zoom for people in Indy.
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Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Substance Use Research Fund - Request for Proposals
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New research funding from IU addresses racial and ethnic disparities specific to substance use disorder. $25,000 is available per grant. Funding will be available to IU faculty without regard to field or discipline to address this critical issue as broadly as possible. The research must be innovative, new, or reflect a new application of existing research. Priority will be given to efforts that seek to better understand and meet the needs of communities of color and utilize engagement methods with partners or the communities (such as community-based participatory research or person-centered outcomes research methods) which build sustainable relationships and trust in communities. All IU faculty (whether tenure-track or clinical track) on all IU campuses are welcome to apply.
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IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Program
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The IU Presidential Arts and Humanities program provides funding in support of research and creative activity through a variety of mechanisms, including a Fellows Program as well as travel and production grants. The research website outlines each of the categories of funding as well as eligibility and application requirements. All grant categories are currently open for applications.
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Need Research Equipment, Datasets, or Software?
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Do you need equipment, datasets or software to help conduct your research? IU researchers can search an online database to find university resources that are shareable with researchers or submit their own equipment from their laboratory or core to encourage broader use.
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Want to apply for a grant but need a statistician on your team?
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The Indiana Statistical Consulting Center supports IU faculty, staff and graduate students by helping with the planning phase, writing the methodological portion of grant proposals, carrying out the proposed analysis and writing up results once the grant is funded. Collaborators will meet free of charge with the agreement that their efforts will be compensated by the grant if funded.
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Indiana University Innovation and Commercialization Office
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IU's Innovation and Commercialization Office provides technical assistance on the commercialization of technology, including grant writing and submission in agency-specific systems such as ASSIST, FastLane, Grants.gov, eBRAP, etc. Contact Amie Frame at ude[dot]ui[at]emarfima for more information.
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Private Foundation and Corporate Funding Opportunities
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Private foundation and corporate funding opportunities are available through the Office of Business Partnerships and the Office of Foundation Relations.
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UITS Research Technologies
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Indiana University faculty have access to high performance computing and storage, research software, advanced visualization and data services, and expert consulting services.
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Use Pivot to Find External Funding
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Need external funding to support your research? Discover helpful information and resources to locate relevant external funding sources.
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Search for Scholars @IU
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Scholars@IU: this site provides access to Indiana University researchers. Use this information to find potential collaborators and partners.
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Office of Research Administration Training Videos
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The Office of Research Administration (ORA) provides free self-paced training videos for every step of your sponsored research.
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Find Funding to Support Your Work
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Indiana University offers numerous internal funding programs to support development of faculty research and creative activities.
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BECOME AN IUPUI TRIP SCHOLAR
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Benefits include:
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-You will be a valued member of an extensive network of other researchers/collaborators
-You will receive opportunities to showcase your research at IUPUI TRIP events
-You will receive promotional opportunities for your research inside and outside of the IUPUI community
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