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The university Graduate SchoolApply Online:The University Graduate School prefers that you completeyour application on the Indiana University Web site atwww.gradapp.indiana.edu. Doing this will enable yourintended graduate program to receive and review yourapplication earlier. Ifyou have any questions about this pro-cess, e-mail us at grdschl@indiana.edu. If you are unableto complete your application on the Web, please use theenclosed forms instead.

Applicafion for Adnission eindFinanoiql AidThe University Graduate School of Indiana University offersthe doctor of philosophy, master of arts, master of science,master of fine arts, master of laws, master of liberal studies,and master of arts for teachers degrees. A complete list ofdegree programs of the University Graduate School isprovided on pages 15-16 of this booklet, along with programaddresses and telephone numbers. U.S. citizens (and inter-national students who have previously attended IndianaUniversity) who are applying for financial aid and/or admis-sion to these programs should use the forms included in thisbooklet or apply online. Applicants may want to consult a

current copy of the Bulletin of the University Graduate Schoolregarding general requirements for admission and specificrequirements for individual programs. The Bulletin andadmission information are available on the Web atwww.graduate.indiana.edu.

International Students: International students who have notpreviously attended Indiana University and are applying toa program on the Bloomington or Fort Wayne campus arerequired to use special forms available from the Office ofAdmissions, Indiana University Bloomington, 300 N. JordanAvenue, Bloomington, IN 47405 (telephone: [812] 855-4306).International students who plan to study on the Indianapoliscampus (IUPUD can obtain the appropriate forms from theInternational Affairs Office, Union Buildi ng 207, IndianaUniversity-Purdue University Indianapolis, 620 UnionDrive, Indianapolis, IN 46204 (telephone: [317] 274-7294).International students intending to study on the South Bendcampus (IUSB) should obtain the appropriate forms from theOffice of International Programs, 929 Greenlawn Avenue,Indiana University South Bend (IUSB), P.O. Box 7111, SouthBend, IN 46634 (telephone: l2L9l 237-4419).

Professional School Applicants: Applicants to programsoffering professional school degrees (such as the M.B.A. andM.D.) are required to use special forms available from theschool issuing the degree.

Nondegree Applicants: To request nondegree status on theBloomington campus, e-mail the University Graduate School fornondegree forms and instructions at grdschl@indiana.edu.

lnslruclions for Gompleting the ApplicotionMost programs of the University Graduate School use the follow-ing deadlines to ensure consideration of an application for admis-sion: January 15 for the fall semester, September 1 for the springsemester, and January 1 for the summer. Applications for finan-cial aid must be submitted at least two weeks before the relevantadmission deadline.

The graduate program will process the application only afterall forms and documents are received. An application is not com-plete until the following materials have been received:1. The Application for Admission, Fellowship, and Assistantship

2. Three letters of recommendation from individuals familiarwith your ability to do scholarly work. (Select three personswho are familiar with your academic abilities and potentialand request that each one complete one of the recommenda-tion forms on pages 9-14 of this booklet.)

3. The Residence Classification Form

4. The application fee ($55 for the Bloomington campus) placedin the enclosed envelope and submitted directly to theUniversity Graduate School

5. A 300-500 word Statement of Purpose regarding yourcurrent goals, plans for your professional career, and reasonsfor selecting a field of study

6. One copy of the official transcript(s) of all previous collegeand university work, documenting each course taken and alldegrees awarded

7. One copy of test scores from the Graduate RecordExamination (GRE), if required by the relevant degree program

Some programs may require additional materials, such as asample of writing. If so, the applicant will be informed by thestaff of the intended program.

Equcl 0pportunity/Affir¡n¡live Artion PoliryIndiana University pledges itself to continue its commitment tothe achievement of equal opportunity within the university andthroughout American society as a whole. In this regard, IndianaUniversity will recruit, hire, promote, educate, and provideservices to persons based upon their individual qualifications.Indiana University prohibits discrimination based on arbitraryconsideration of such characteristics as age, color, disability,ethnicity, gender, marital status, national origin, race, religion,sexual orientation, or veteran status.

Indiana University shall take affirmative action, positive andextraordinary, to overcome the discriminatory effects of tradi-tional policies and procedures with regard to the disabled, minor-ities, women, and Vietnam-era veterans.

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The llniversity Graduate SchoolAn Affirmative Action office on each campus monitors theuniversity's policies and assists individuals who have ques-

tions or problems related to discrimination.Students who believe they are victims of discrimina-tion may obtain information concerning the university'sAffirmative Action policy and complaint procedures at thecampus Affirmative Action office: Office of AffirmativeAction, Poplars Building 827,400 E. Seventh Street, IndianaUniversity, Bloomington, IN 47405 (telephone: [812] 855-7559); Office of Affirmative Action and Equal EmploymentOpportunity, Kettler Hall 110N, Indiana University-PurdueUniversity Fort Wayne, 2101 Coliseum Boulevard East,

Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499 (telephone: Ingl a$-6I06);Affirmative Action Office, Administration Building 127,

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, 355

Lansing Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 (telephone: 13t71 274-

2306); Office of Affirmative Action, Administration Building2058, Indiana University South Bend, P.O. Box 71L1, SouthBend, IN 46634 (telephone: [219] 237-4211).

finon¡i¡lAidApplicants who wish to be considered for fellowships andassistantships must check the appropriate places on the application form (page 5 of this booklet). Almost all fellowshipsand assistantships are awarded to students beginning studyduring the fall semester. The important deadline for fellow-ships and assistantships, thetefore, is February 1 for mostprograms of the University Graduate School. Students whowant to begin study at other times of the year must submitapplications for fellowships and assistantships at least twoweeks before the relevant admission deadline to be consideredfor the assistance.

The Office of Student Financial Assistance processes federalloans and graduate work-study awards for students admit-ted to graduate degree programs on the Bloomington cam-pus. The application priority date is March 1, with awardeligibility notifications mailed to graduate students in June.Applications for financial assistance received after March1 are processed and eligibility determined in late summer.Information and application forms may be obtained byprospective Bloomington campus students from the Officeof Student Financial Assistance, Franklin Hall 208, IndianaUniversity, Bloomington, IN 47405 (telephone: [812] 855-0321). Information and forms for federal loans and graduatework-study on the Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and South Bendcampuses can be obtained by contacting the appropriate cam-pus office: Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, KettlerHall 109, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne,2101 Coliseum Boulevard East, Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499(telephone: l2I9) 481,-6820); Student Financial Aid Office,Cavanaugh Hall 103, Indiana University-Purdue UniversityIndianapolis, 425 North University Boulevard, Indianapolis,IN 46202 (telephone: l3t7l 274-41,62); or Office of FinancialAid, Indiana University South Bend, 1700 Mishawaka Avenue,

South Bend, IN 46634 (telephone: 12191237-4253).

Grodu¡le Retord IxtninttionsThe Educational Testing Service offers a Graduate Record

Examination (GRE) General Test, which contains sêctionsthat measure verbal, quantitative, and analytical abilities, andit also offers 16 different subiect tests. Most degree programsof the University Graduate School require GRE scores. (The

requirements for each degree program are provided on pages

15-16 of this booklet.) Information and application materi-als for the GRE may be obtained by contacting GraduateRecord Examinations, Educational Testing Service, P.O. Box6000, Princeton, NJ 08541-6000 (telephone: [609] 771-7670).

Departments and University Graduate School offices on manycampuses also have information and forms for signing upfor the GRE. Examinations are given in October, December,

February, April, andJune at centers located throughout theUnited States and the world. Applicants who wish to meetthe February 1 deadline for consideration for fellowships andassistantships should plan to take the October examinationbecause scores from the December test may not arrive in timefor consideration before a program makes decisions. OnlyGRE scores submitted by the Educational Testing Service are

considered to be official.

TrrnscriptsApplicants must submit an official transcript from each col-lege and university attended. An official transcript bears theoriginal signature of the registrar and/or the original seal ofthe issuing institution. Transcripts should be mailed directlyby a registrar to the program to which the application is beingsent, or should be given to the applicant by the registrar in a

sealed and signed envelope and then submitted to the gradu-

ate program by the applicant along with the other applicationmaterials.

De¡isions on Adni¡sion, Fellowships, and Assishntships

Decisions on admission, fellowships, and assistantships are

made by departments and programs, which also have theresponsibility for informing applicants of the decisions. Allinquiries should be addressed to the program to which theapplication is submitted.

Servi¡es for the Dis¡bled

Information on services for the disabled can be obtained bycontacting the appropriate campus office: Office of DisabledStudent Services and Veterans Affairs, Franklin Hall 096,Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405 (telephone: [812]855-7578); Office of Disabled Student Services, Walb MemorialUnion 118, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne,2101 Coliseum Boulevard East, Fort Wayne, IN 46805(telephone : [2I9] 481.- 66 57) ; Adaptive Educational Services,

Cavanaugh Hall 131, Indiana University-Purdue UniversityIndianapolis, 425 University Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202(telephone: Í3171274-3241); or Office of Disabled StudentServices, Administration Building I47, lndiana UniversitySouth Bend, South Bend, IN 46634 (telephone: 12191237-4272).

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Grodunte ProgrcmsAfro-American Studies-M.A.American Studies-(Combined degree)-Ph.D.Anatomy-M.A., M.S., Ph.D.Anthropology-M.A., Ph.D.Apparel Merchandising-M.S.Art History-M.4., Ph.D.Arts Administration-M.A.Astronomy-M.A., Ph.D.Astrophysics-Ph.D.Biochemistry-M.S., Ph.D.Biochemistry & Molecular Biology-M.S.,Ph.D.

Biology-M.A.T.Business-Ph.D.Central Eurasian Studies-M.4., Ph.D.

Chemical Physics-Ph.D.Chemistry-M.S., M.A.T., Ph.D.Chinese-M.4., Ph.D.

Classical Studies-Latin & Greek-M.A..M.A,T., Ph.D.Cognitive Science-(Combined degree)-Ph.D.Communication & Culture-M.4., M.A.T.,Ph.D.Comparative Literature-M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.Computer Science-8.S./M.S. (five year)

Computer Science-M.S., Ph.D.Counseling Psychology-Ph.D.Creative Writing- (English)-M.F.A.Criminal Justice-M.4., Ph.D.Curriculum & Instruction-Ph.D.Dentistry-M.S., Ph.D.East Asian Studies-M.A.Ecology & Evolutionary Biology-M.4., Ph.D.Economics-M.4., M.A.T. Ph.D.Educational Psychology-Ph.D.English-M.4., M.AJ., Ph.D.Environmental Science-Ph.D.

Fine Arts-M.F.4., M.A.T.Folklore & Ethnomusicology-M.4., Ph.D.French-M.A., Ph.D.

General Science-M.A.T.Gender Studies-Ph.D.Genetics-Ph.D. (Bloomington only)Geography-M.A., M.S., M.4L, Ph.D.Geological Sciences-M.S., Ph.D.Germanic Studies-M.A., M.A.T., Ph.D.Health Behavior-Ph.D.Higher Education-Ph.D.History-M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.History/Philosophy/Policy in Education-Ph.D.

History & Philosophy of Science-M.4., Ph.D.Human Performance-Ph.D.Immunology-M.S., Ph.D.Informatics-Ph.D.Information Science-Ph.D.Instructional Systems Technology-Ph.D.Interior Design-M.S.Italian-M.A., Ph.D.

Japanese-M.4., Ph.D.

Journalism-M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.

Language Education-Ph.D.Latin American Studies-M.A.Law-Ph.D.Law & Social Science-Ph.D.Leisure Behavior-Ph.D.Liberal Studies-M.L.S.Linguistics-M.4., Ph.D.Linguistics---:TESOL and Applied-M.4., Ph.D.Mass Communications-Journalism-Ph.D.Mass Communications-Telecommunications-Ph.D.Mathematical Physics-Ph.D.Mathematics-M.A., M.A.T., Ph.D.Medical Biophysics-M.S., Ph.D.Medical & Molecular Genetics-M.S., Ph.D.Medical Neurobiology-M.S., Ph.D.Microbiology-M.4., Ph.D.

Microbiology & Immunology-M.4., M.S.,Ph.D.

Molecular, Cellular, & DevelopmentalBiology-Ph.D.Music-M.A., M.S., Ph.D.Near Eastern Languages & Cultures-M.4.,Ph.D.

Neural Sciences-Ph.D.Nursing-Ph.D.Pathology-M.S., Ph.D.Pharmacology-M.S., Ph.D.Philanthropic Studies-M.A.Philosophy-M.A., Ph.D.Physics-M.S., M.A.T., Ph.D.Physiological Optics-M.S., Ph.D.

Physiology-M.4., M. S., Ph.D.Plant Sciences-M.4., Ph.D.Political Science-M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.

Portuguese-M.A., Ph.D.Psychology-M.4., Ph.D.Public Affairs-Ph.D.Public Policy-Ph.D.Religious Studies-M.4., Ph.D.Russian & East [,uropean Studies-M.A.Slavic Languages & Literature-M.4., M.A.T,Ph.D.

Social Studies-M.AÎSocial Work-Ph.D.Sociological Practices-M.4.Sociology-M.4., Ph.D.Spanish-M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.Speech & Hearing Sciences-M.4., M.A'T,Ph.D.

Special Education-Ph.D.Telecommunications-M.4.. M.S.. Ph.D.

Theatre & Drama-M.A., M.A.T., M.F.A., Ph.D.

Therapeutic Outcomes Research-M.S.Toxicology-M. S., Ph.D.Vision Science-M.S., Ph.D.West European Studies-M.A.Zoology-M.4., Ph.D.

* In accordance with the PrivacyAct ofL974and. Indiana PublicLaw 22 of 1977, applicants for admission and enrolled students areadvised that the requested disclosure of their Social Security numbersis voluntary. Students who do not provide the university with theirSocial Security number will be assigned a special nine-digit number.This number or the Social Security number will be used a) to identifysuch student records as applications for admission, registration andcourse enrollment documents, grade reports, transcript requests, cer-tification requests, and permanent academic records; and b) to deter-mine eligibility, certify school attendance, and report student status.A student who wishes to apply for federal or state grants, loans, andother financial aid programs is required to supply the Social Securitynumber. The student's Social Security number will not be disclosedto individuals or agencies outside Indiana University except in accor-dance with the Indiana Universitv Policv on Student Records.

** The policy of Indiana University regarding admission and accessto programs prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, eth-nicity, marital status, sexual orientation, religiori, national origin,disability, gender, age, or veteran status. Information gathered con-cerning these factors will be used for administrative and reportingpurposes only. The applicant is not required to answer the questionabout ethnic origin, and refusal to answer will not affect admission.Any information given by the applicant in answer to this questionwill be kept confidential.

Ethnic information is gathered in compliance with the definitionsand procedures included in the 1997 revision of the OMB StatisticalPolicy Directive No. 15 and the U.S. Department of Education FinalGuidance on Maintaining, Collecting, ãnd Reporting Racial andEthnic Data to the Department of Education (Federal Register, Yol.72,No.202, lOlI9l2O08). This information will not be used in determin-ing your admissibility to Indiana University.

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The lJniversity Graduate SchoolApplicotion for lldnission eind Finnncial A¡d

Do you wish to be considered for an Indiana University fellowship? [,-l Yes L-J No

Do you wish to be considered for an Indiana University assistantship? ! Yes I No

Full Name - Social Security Number*Last First Middle

Gender** fl tr¿ale I Female

Citizenship Status** I Native n Immigrant, Permanent Resident I Non-U.S. Citizen Type of Visa held

CountryofCitizenship**--..-"-"--'**-.'DateofBirth**'..'"_-Please note: If you are currently holding a visa, you can use this application only if you have previously attended Indiana University. Otherwise,please complete an International Application. To receive this application, contact International Admissions at intladm@indiana.edu ortelephone(812) 8ss-4306.

Ethnic Background: This question is optional; please see statement on p. 4.** (Please check one.)

! American Indian or Alaska Native ! Asian n Bhck/African American ! Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander EWtrite

E-mail Address

Current AddressCity County State or Country Zip CodeStreet

Current Phone Number (*-,--)---- *-***"_***Work Phone Number (**--*)-,,,----*******Fax Number (-----)*,-----Permanent Address

' Street

Future AddressStreet

City County State or Country

City County Stãi. oi Co"ntry

Zip Code

2ip coaè

Term you are applying for E talt 1Aug.), year:-------- E Summer I (Ma/, year:---------! Spring (Jan.), year:-- ! Summer II (Jun.), year;-*-------

Department/Program you are applying to (See pages 15-16 for list of departments.) *******

Have you been convicted of a felony or have you engaged in behavior that resulted in injury to person(s) or personal property?

EYes fNoFelony Statement

We ate committed to maintaining a safe learning environment. As such, we require applicants who have been charged with or convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony,

or who have engaged in behavior that Ìesulted in mental or physical iniury to person(s) or personal property, to disclose this information. A plevious convictiondoes not automatically bar admission. If you answered "yes" above, attach a brief explanation describing the incident(s), including the location(s) and date(s) ofthe charge(s) or conviction(s), your status at the time of release, and the court deposition(s) (in English). In your own words, provide a description of the impactthe incident(s) had on you. The explanation must also glant IU complete permission to access your criminal record. Additional information may be requested andadditional time required for review. Please forward the statement to:David Daleke, Associate Dean, University Graduate School, 130 S. Woodlawn, Room 111, Bloomington, IN 47405

Are you currently an applicant or nominee for a fellowship from an organization other than a university? n Yes ! No

lf yes, which fellowship(s)?

To what other universities are you applying?

Foreign Languages Native Languages

Languages you are able to translate

Languages you can speak, read, or write (Please indicate which category applies to each language.)

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List all colleges and universities, in chronological order, that you have attended as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Dates Attended Grade Point Degree and Year

Institution From To Major Subject(s) Minor Subject(s) Average Received /Expected

Other graduate admission tests (e.9., GMAI, LSAT, TOEFL) and scores

Have you received an application fee waiver to apply through the CIC, McNair Scholars, or Medic-B Program? n Yes n Uo

If yes, which one? Please note that the information above will be verified.

Please list titles of your publications and creative work.

Please list academic honors you have received and honorary organizations to which you belong.

What relevant positions (including assistantships, fellowships, and instructorships) have you held?

Please ask three individuals to write letters of recommendation on your behalf. List their names below and give each a copy of therecommendation form. You may also want to provide an envelope with the proper address and stamp on it.Name Title Address

I hereby certify that the information in my application packet is complete and accurate. Also, in accordance with the national agteement developed through theCouncil of Graduate Schools, which states that "an offer by an institution after April 15 is conditional on presentation by the student of the ft'¡itten release from anypreviously accepted offer," I agree that if I accept a fellowship, scholarship, or assistantship from Indiana Universiry the acceptance becomes binding after April 15and will preclude the lateÌ acceptance of a stipend offer for the year from any other institution unless I first obtain a wdtten release from the graduate advisor of therelevant degree program of Indiana University.

Applicant's Signature Date

The resolution of the Council of Graduate Schools, for which 373 universities, including Indiana Universiry have indicated support, also states, "Students a¡e under noobligation to respond to offe¡s of financial support pdor to April 15; earlier deadlines for acceptance of such offe¡s violate the intent of this Resolution."Affiimation StalementI understand that Írithholding pertinent information requested on this application or giving false information on this application will make me ineligible foradmission, or will make me subiect to cancellation of admission if admission has already been granted or dismissal if already enrolÌed. I certify that all statementson this application are correct and complete, including a report of possible collegiate credit and criminal or disciplinary history as described in the instructions onthe application fo¡ admission. I give my permission to officials at all institutions I have attended to release information needed by the university to substantiatestatements I have made on this application.

For Depcrtment/School Use Only Department/Schoot

Adnission Derision (Please check one and answer subsequent questions.)

IedmittoaMasteI,sProgramDegree(M.A.,M.S.,M.A'T.,M.F.A.,M.L.S.,L.L.M.)_-_-*Maior-n e¿mit to a Ph.D. Program Major

! edmit with conditions or deficiencies Conditions or deficiencies

tr Admit as a special student not in degree program

E Not Admitted Reason (check one) ! Application incomplete ! Low test scores ! Insufficient pteparation n Other

Ierm odmitted or denied for tr Eatt 1Rug.¡, year:________ I Summer I (Ma/, year:_________n Spring (Jan.), year:-_ E Summer II (Jun.), year:

Signolure of deporlnenlol rhoirperson or dire¡lor of groduole studies: Date

Note: Fot ptograms in the College of Arts and Sciences, please be sure to send a copy of the GRE scores, the undergraduate transcrìpt, and a copy of the admission/denialletter along with this application to the College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate Division, Kirkwood Hall. Otherwise, send the above information directly to theUniversity Graduate School, Kirkwood Ha1l 111.

Approvol frorn College of Artc ¡nd S¡iences represenlolive, if oppropriote: Date

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Residence Glercsificqtion FormFull Name

Last

What is your state of legal residence?

First

Social Security Number*Middle

How long in the immediate past have you lived in tha state?

Military Home of Record (if applicable)

If you claim Indiana as your legal residence, please state reasons why

(Please note that if you are not an Indiana resident, you do not need to complete the rest of this form.)

If you are undet 2L, please complete the following three questions.

Who is your parent or legal guardian? . -

What is your parent or guardian's legal residence?

Have you ever been enrolled at Indiana University? n Yes n No If yes, please list dates enrolled.

Please list all addresses with specific dates of the places you have lived for the last five years, beginning with your

current address.

Dates Address State

Work Experience: If you have been employed during the last 12 months, please provide the information requested below.

Dates of employment Employer's name and address Full or part-time?

Applicant's Signature Date

* In accordance with the Ptivacy Act of 1974 and Indiana PublicLaw 22 o1 1977, applicants for admission and enrolled students are advised that the lequested

disclosure of their Social Secutity numbers is voluntaty. Students who do not provide the university with their Social Security number will be assigned a special

nine-digit number. This number or the Social Secutity number will be used a) to identify such student records as applications for admission, registration and course

entollment documents, grade reports, transcript requests, certification requests, and permanent academic records; and b) to determine eligibility, celtify school

attendance, and report student status. A student who wishes to apply for federal or state grants, loans, and other financial aid programs is required to supply the

Social Security number. The student's Social Security number will not be disclosed to individuals or agencies outside Indiana Univelsity except in accoldance withthe Indiana Universitv Policv on Student Records.

For University Grodu¡rte School Use Only

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The University Graduate SchoolR.ecommend¡rtion fof tpt.u," check one.) I Adni¡sion

Deadline: January 15 for fall semester, September 1 for spring semester

n lellowship n Assistontship

Please note: The applicant must provide below the complete address to which the recommendation is to be forwarded.

Mail the completed form to:

(See pages 15-16 for departmental addresses.)

Graduate Admission Chair, Indiana University

I. APPLICANT Complete this section and fill in the address above with the complete address of the department to which you wish this form sent.

The addresses of the degree programs can be found on pages 15-16 of this booklet. Be sure to check the appropdate indicator of admission,

fellowship, or assistantship at the top of this page.

Applicant Name

Recommender Name

Degree sought

Title

Department Institution

ciry srate, Zip code

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 797 4 opens many student records for the student's inspection. The law also permits the student

to sign a waiver relinquishing his or her rights to inspect letters of recommendation. The applicant's signature below indicates the choice.

I hereby waive my right to the information recorded below. I do not waive my right of access to the information recorded below

ORSignature of Applicant Date Signature of Applicant Date

II. RECOMMENDER: Under the provisions of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 7974, this applicant (if admitted and enrolled) willhave access to the information provided unless he or she has waived such access.

After responding to the items below, please comment specifically on the applicant's strengths and limitations for graduate study.You may use the other side of this form or attach a letter. Please use a computer or tlpewriter.

1. How long and in what capacity have you known the applicant?

2. Rate the applicant in comparison with the other students you have known at this level (e.g., graduating seniors, M.A. students) in the appli-

cant's discipline. These ratings should complement but not replace your comments on the other side of this form or in your attached letter.

Intellectual potential

Abilitv to olan and conduct research

Creativity and originality

I(nowledge in chosen field

Ability to work independently ,, - --*,-,,Teaching potential

Motivation for graduate study

Overall potential for graduate study _-*'_,_- * , - L "

3. Indicate the strcngth of your overaÌl endorsement by placing an "X" along the following scale:

Highly recommended necom-en¿eà wititsome feservations

DateSignature

Recommended

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Not recommended

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The [Jniversity Graduate SchoolR.ecornrnendclion fo]rpr.ur.checkone.) IAdnission ! lellowship I Assistrnlship

Deadline: January 15 for fall semester, September 1 for spring semester

Please note: The applicant must provide below the complete address to which the recommendation is to be forwarded.

Mail the completed form to:

(See pages 15-16 for departmental addresses.)

Graduate Admission Chair, Indiana UniversiÇ

I. APPLICANT: Complete this section and fill in the address above with the complete address of the department to which you wish this form sent.

The addresses of the degree programs can be found on pages 15-16 of this booklet. Be sure to check the appropriate indicator of admission,

Recommender Name

fellowship, or assistantship at the top of this page.

Applicant Name Degree sought

Title

InstitutionDepartment

Ciry State, Zip Code

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 opens many student records for the student's inspection. The law also permits the student

to sign a waiver relinquishing his or her rights to inspect letters of recommendation. The applicant's signature below indicates the choice.

I hereby waive my right to the information recorded below I do not waive my right of access to the information recorded below.

ORsignai.rre of Applicant

Highly recommended

Date sig".t".. "r

Ápäil", Date

II. RECOMMENDER: Under the provisions of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act o1 7974, this applicant (if admitted and enrolled) willhave access to the information provided unless he or she has waived such access.

After responding to the items below, please comment specifically on the applicant's strengths and limitations for graduate study. You may

use the other side of this form or attach a letter. Please use a computer or t¡rewriter.

1. How long and in what capacity have you known the applicant?

2. Rate the applicant in comparison with the other students you have known at this level (e.g., graduating seniors, M.A. students) in the applicant's

discipline. These ratings should complement but not replace your comments on the other side of this form or in your attached ìetter.

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Exceptional I Outstanding Excellent(Top 107o)

Very GoodQop 25o/o)

AboveAverage

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Intellectual potential

Ability to plan and conduct tesearch

CreativiÇ and originality

Knowledge in chosen field

Ability to work independently _Teaching potential

Motivation for graduate study ,

Overall potential for graduate study

3. Indicate the strength of your overall endorsement by placing an "X" along the following scale:

Recommended i.io*-èää.ä -itrtsome reservations

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The University Graduate SchoolRecornrnend¡ltion fot (pt.ur" check one.) I Admission

Deadline: January 15 for fall semester, September 1 for spring semester

I fellow¡hip I Assistonlship

Please note: The applicant must provide below the complete address to which the recommendation is to be forwarded.

Mail the completed form to:

(See pages 15-16 for departmental addresses.)

Graduate Admission Chair, Indiana UniversiÇ

I. APPLICANT: Complete this section and fill in the address above with the complete address of the department to which you wish this form sent.

The addresses of the degree programs can be found on pages 15-16 of this booklet. Be sure to check the appropdate indicator of admission,

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AFRICAN AMERICAN ANDDIASPORA STUDIES'Memorial Hall EM18Telephone: (812) 855-3875E-mãi1: aaads@indiana.eduAFRICAN STUDIES1Oafrist@indiana.eduAMERICAN STUDIES'(Combined degree)Ballantine HalI 520Telephone: (9LZ) 855 -7 7 48E-mãil: amst@indiana.eduANATOMYS,Io M.4., Ph.D.Medical SciencesJordan Hall 104Telephone: (812) 855-0616ANATOM}Z M.S., Ph.D.Indiana University-Purdue University IndianapolisMedical Science Bîildins 5035635 Barnhill DriveIndianaDolis, IN 46202lerepnone: \5r/ ) z/+-/+vJANTHROPOLOGY M.4., Ph.D.Student Buildins 130Telephone: (812) 855-1203F.-mãi1: dwilkers@indiana.eduAPPAREL MERCHANDISING ANDINTERIOR DESIGN'Memorial Hall East 232Telephone: (8I2) 855 -5 497Appãrel MerchandisingInteriol DesisnE-mail: amidþindiana.eduARTS ADMINISTRATIONsSPEA 2O1BTelephone: (812) 855-0282E-mãil: sisandberg@indiana.eduASTRONOMY4 M.4., Ph.D.Swain HalI West 319Telephone : (81.2) 8 5 5 - 69 1.2E-mãil: astdept@indiana.eduASTROPHYSICS4 Ph.D.Swain Hall West 319Telephone: (812) 855 -691.2

BIOCHEMISTR\4 M.S., Ph.D.Simon Hali MSB1 003Telephone: (812) 856-0192E-mãil: bchem@indiana.eduBIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULARBIOLOGY5 M.S., Ph.D.lndiana University-Purdue University lndianapolisMedical Science Building 4053635 Barnhill DriveIndianapolis, IN 46202 -5122Telephone: (377) 27 4-27 19 ; biochem@iupui.eduBIOLOGYsJordan Hall 138Telephone: (812) 855-1861Biolosy M.A.T.Ecolo-gy & Ë,volutionary Bioìogy M.4., Ph.D.Genetics Ph.D.Microbiology M.4., Ph.D.Molecular. Celluiar. &Developmentaì Biology M.4., Ph.D.Plant S¿iences -' M.4., Ph.D.Zoology M.4., Ph.D.E-mail: biosrad@indiana.edu395¡¡¡55:, m Ph.D.Kelley School of Business CG 2010Telephone: (812) 855-3476F.-mãil : bcrôhn@indiana.eduCENTRAL EURASIAN STUDIES1 M.4., Ph.D.(Dual master's with Public Affairs available)Goodbody HalI 157Telephone: (81,2) 85 5 -2233E-mãil: ceus@indiana.eduCHEMICAL PHYSICS' Ph.D.see address for either Chemistry or Phvsics

M.A.

Ph.D.

M.S.M.S.

M.A.

CHEMISTRY4,lO M.S., M.A.T., Ph.D.Chemistry Buildins C121Telephonê: (812) 855-2069E-mãil: chemsrad@indiana.eduCLASSICAL STUOIES',' M.A., M.A.T., Ph.D.Ballantine Hall 547Telephone: (812) 855-6651E-mãil: classics@indiana.eduCOGNITIVE SCIENCE1 IO Ph.D.(Combined degree Drogram)Eisenmann 819Telephone: (812) 855-0031E-mãi1: cossci@indiana.eduCOMMUNICATION ANDCULTURE',Ú M.A.. M.A.T., Ph.D.Mottier HalITelephone: (812) 855-6389F.-mãil: cmcl@indiana.eduCOMPARATIVELITERATURE' M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.(Dual master's with Libraly Science available)Ballantine Hall 913 ATelephone: (812) 855-9602E-mãil: comDlit@indiana.eduCOMPUTER SCIENCE5 B.S./M.S., M.S., Ph.D.Lindley Hall 215Teleph'one: (812) 855-6487E-mãil: info@cs.indiana.eduCRIMINALJUSTICE' M.A., Ph.D.Sycamore Hall 302Telephone : (8L2) 85 6 - 467 5E-mãil: crimiust@indiana.edu

ENGLISH AND LINGUISTICSs M.4., M.A.T.lndiana Universitv-Purdue Univetsity Fort WayneClassroom MedicáI Buildins 1452101 Coliseum Boulevard EãstFort Wavne. IN 46805Telephoi're : (2L9 ) 481- 68 4laasahdh@iofw.eduENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE' Ph.D.SPEA Buildins 443Telephone: (812) 855-4953E-mãil: bsnedesa@indiana.eduFINE ARTS

DENTISTRYSchool of DentistryIndiana Universitv-Purdue Universitv IndianaDolis1121 West Michigân Street, Rm. 105'IndianaDolis. IN46202Telephone: l3l7 ) 27 4-5349ds-siad@indiana.eduEAéT ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES,(Dual master's withBxsiness Administration orl'uDltc Artalls availaDle,Goodbody Hall 250Telephonè : (8I2) 85 5 -199 2Chiñese M.4., Ph.D.Japanese M.4., Ph.D.Ealt Asian Studies M.A.E-mail: ealc@indiana.eduECONOMICS' M.A.. M.A.T., Ph.D.Wylie Hall 105Telephone: (812) 855-8453E-mãii: econdeot@indiana.edrrECONOMICS' M.A.(Dual.master's with Philanthropic StudiesavailaDle)I4diana Univelsity-Purdue University IndianapolisCavanaush Hall 516425 Univérsitv Boulevard #516IndianaDolis, lN 46202Telephone: (317) 27 4- 47 56rdreiroll@iunui.eduEDUCATIOÑ' M.A., Ph.D.Education 4214201 North Rose AvenueTeiephone: (812) 856-8552E-mãil: educate@indiana.eduENGLISH4,rc M.4.. M.A.T., Ph.D.EnslishBallantine Hall 442ATelephone: (812) 855-1543E-mãil: bhankins@indiana.eduCreative Writinslo M.F.ABaliantine Hall442E-mail: hemsteel@indiana.eduENGLISH M.4., M.A.T.Indiana University-Purdue University lndianapolisCavanaush HalI 502M425 UnivéÌsity BoulevardIndianapolis, lN 46202Telephone : (317 ) 27 4 -9 I 47E-mäil: english@iupui.edu

Art Historyz,loFine Arts Building 132Telephone: (812) 855-9556E-mãil: fflinn@indiana.edu(Dual master's with Library Science available)studio Arts1,10 M.F.A., M.A.TFine Arts Building 123Telephone: (812) 855-0188E-mãil: sofasrad@indiana.eduFOLKLORE &ETHNOMUSICOLOGYz,lO504 North FessTelephone: (812) 855-0389E-mãil: folkethn@indiana.eduFRENCH & ITALIAN¿'Ballantine Ha1l 642Telephone: (812) 855-1088¡fencnItalianE-mail: fritdept@indiana.eduGENDER STUDIESMemorial E 130Telephone: (812) 855-0101E-mãil: eender@indiana.eduGENERÃL SCIENCE1Education Buildine 204Telephone: (812) 856-8130E-mãil: rdsherwo@indiana.edt

INFORMATICSÚ901 E. 10th StTelephone: (812) 856-i802E-mãil: lhostett@indiana.edu

GEOGRAPHIU M.4., M.S., M.A.T., Ph.D.Student Buildins 120Telephone: (812) 855-6303E-mãil: suswhite@indiana.eduGEOLOGICAL SCIENCESs M.S., Ph.D.Geolosv Bttildinq,127Telephõne : (872f 85 5 -7 274E-mãil: geograd@indiana.edu

GEOLOGY M.S.Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis723 West Michigah, SL tt8Indianaoolis. Iñ 46202Telephone: (3I7 ) 27 4 -7 484E-mãiI: gfilippe@iupui.eduGERMANIC STUDIES' M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.Ballantine HaIl644Telephone: (812) 855-7947E-mãil: sermanic@indiana.eduHEAITH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION,& RECREATION',10HPER Building 115Teleohone: (8I2) 855-1561Health Behaìior Ph.D.Human Performance Ph.D.Leisure Behavior Ph.D.E-mail: dszemcsa@indiana.eduHISTORY',Ú M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D,(Dual master's with Library Science available)Èallantine Hall742Telephone: (812) 855-8233F.-mãil: asirmeia@indiana.eduTelephone : (812 ) I 5 5 -7 21,4E-mãìl: histadm@indiana.eduHISTOR\Z M.A.(Dual master's with Librarv Science andPhilanthropic Studies available)lndiana Uriiversity-Purdue University Indianapolis425 Universitv Boîievard. CA-504NIndianapolis, lN 46202 - 5L40Telephone: (377 ) 27 4- 5840E-mãil: historv@iuoui.eduHISTORY & PHILOSOPHYOF SCIENCE' M.4., Ph.D.(Dual master's with Library Science available)Goodbodv Hall 130Telephoné: ß12) 855-3622E-mãil: hpscdept@indiana.edu

M.S., Ph.D.

M.A., Ph.D.

M.4., Ph.D.

M.4., Ph.D.M.4., Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M.A.T.

"Acceptance inLo this program is contingent upon prio¡ admission into another degrce program. The application should be sent to the othe¡ program.** The Ph.D. in this program is in Mass Communications.Gnàilate Record Exaiina-tíofl (GRE) Requircñenfs The fotlowing codes attâched to the department or pþgram name indicate the GRE requirement:'NO (iXt_ ÎeSÎ lS reoUlfeo:"l ne GRE uenelâl lest ls rcoulteo:3lhe GRE General Test or thè Graduate Management Admirsion Test (GMAT) is rcquired;4Both the GRE General Test and the GRE SubÈct Test are rcquired;sThe GRÐ Geoeral Test is required, and the GRÊ Subiect Tesiis recommended;:No GRE test is required forlhe M.A.T., but both the GRE General Test and the GRD Subject Test are required for the M.A. and the Ph.D.;}Ihe GRE Geûerallest is ¡ecommended; andúBoth the GRE General Test and the GRE Srbiect Test are recommended;eDomestic applicalions aÌe only accepted online;roBoth domériic ¿nd internaticinal aDblications are onlv acceDted online.

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Ph.D.

INFORMATION SCIENCE', 'O Ph.D.School of Library and Infotmation ScienceWells Librarv 0111320 East Tehth StreetTelephone: (812) 855-2018lToll-free: 888-335-7547)E-mail: slis@indiana.edu

JOURNALISM' M.A., M.A.T., Ph.D...(Dual master's with Library Science, EnvironmentalScience, and Public Affairí available)Ernie Pyle HalI 215Telephone: (812) 855-1701E-mãil: sketcha m@indiana.eduLATIN ÃMERICAN & CARIBBEANSTUDIES, M.4., Area Certificate(DuaI master's with Business Administration andLibrary Science and Public Affai¡s available)1125 East Aty¡ater Ave.Telephone: (812) 855-9098E-mail: clacs@indiana-eduLAWl211 South Indiana Ave.Mau¡er School of LawTelephone : (872) I 56 -0221E-mãil: lsradadm@i ndiana.eduLIBERAi STUDIES1 M.L.S.Indiana University-Purdue University Fott WayneCìassroom MedicálBui ldins 2722101 Coliseum Boulevard EãslFort Wavne, IN 46805-1499Telephoíe: (219) 481- 6019E-mail: kaufmann@ipfw.eduLIBERAL STUDIES1 M.L.S.Indiana University SoutheastCrestview Hall 02344201 Grant Line RoadNew Albanv, IN 47150Telephone:-(812) 9 4L-2604LIBERAL STUDIES1 M.L.S.Indiana University South BendNorthside Hall 458South Bend, IN 46634TeÌephone: (279) 237 - 4256LINGUISTICS'Second Language Studies M.4., Ph.D.Memorial Hall 313Telephone: (812) 855-6456E-Mail: dsls@indianâ.eduGeneral Linguistics M.4., Ph.D.Memorial Háll322Telephone: (812) 855-6459E-mail: lingdept@indiana.eduMASS COMMUNICATIONS' Ph.D.see address for eitherJournalism orTelecommunicationsMATHEMATICAL PHYSICS' Ph.D.see address for either Mathematics or Phvsics

MICROBIOLOGY &IMMUNOLOGYs M.S., Ph.D.Indiana University-Purdue University IndianapolisMedical Science Buildins 255635 Barnhill DriveIndianapolis, IN 46202- 5120Telephone: (31,7) 274-0506E-mãil: hbroxmey@indiana.edu

PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BRAINSCIENCESs,rcUql L 10th !t.¿ Pqychology Bldg. 120Telephone : (8I2) I 5 6 -2466E-mãil: psychgrd@indiana.eduPUBLIC AFFAIRS'SPEA Buildins 441Telephone: (812) 855-2457E-mãil: sneainfo@indiana.eduPUBLIC POLIC}z Ph.D.(Combined degree, Political Science & SPEA)SPEA Buildins14lTelephone: (812) 855-3107E-màii: soeainfo@indiana.eduRELIGIOUS STUDIES? M.A., Ph.D.Svcamore Hall 230felephone: (8f2) 855-3532E-mãil: relision@indiana.eduRUSSIAN dEAST EUROPEANINSTJTUTET,l0 M.4., Area Certificate(DuaI master's with Business Administration,lnformation Science, Library Science, and PriblicAffairs available)Ballantine Hall 565Telephone: (812) 855-3869E-mãil: reei@indiana.eduSLAVIC LANGUAGES& LITERATURES' M.4., M.A.T.. Ph.D.Ballantine Hall 502Telephone: (812) 855-2608E-mãil: iuslavic@indiana.eduSOCIAL STUDIES1Eùrcation 4272Telephone: (812) 856-8191E-mãil: boxlebai@indiana.eduSOCIAL WORK'902 West New York StreetIndianaoolis. IN 46202-5156Telephoire: (317) 27 4 - 67 05E-mãil: swkphd@iupui.eduSOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE' M.A.Indiana University-Purdue University Fort WayneClassroom-Medicãi Buildins 24142101 Coliseum Boulevard EãstFort Wavne. IN 46805-1499Telephohe : 1219) 481,- 6842E-mãi1: morganm@ipfw.edu

MATHEMATICS4,IORawles HaIl 129

L.L.M., Ph.D

M.4., M.AT., Ph.D.

MUSIC4

NURSING'

PHYSJOLOGY',IOMedicai SciencesJordan Hall 104

lndiana Unjversity-Purdue University Tndianapolis11L1 Middle DrivéIndianapolis. Indiana 46202- 5lO7Telephone : (3L7) 27 4 -280 6E-mãil: nursins@indiana.eduPATHOLOGYs M.S., Ph.D.Medical SciencesJordan Hall 104Telephone: (812) 855-8118E-mäil: slhall@indiana.eduPATHOLOGY' M.S., Ph.D.Indiana University-Purdue University IndianaDolis702 North Barnhill Drive, Room 0969Indianapolis. IN 46202-5200Telephohe : (317 ) 27 4 -0148E-mail: patdept@iupui.eduPHARMACOLOGI2 M.S., Ph.D.Medical SciencesJordan Hall 104Telephone: (812) 855-9066E-mail: slhall@indiana.eduPHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGT?Indiana University-Purdue University IndianapolisIndianaoolis, lN 46202-5L20Pharmaèolofy M.S., Ph.D.Medical Science Buildins 452505J öArnnul utlv€Telephone: (317) 27 4-7 91.0Toxicology M.S., Ph.D.Medical Research Facilitv 003635 Barnhill DriveTelephone : (317 ) 27 4 -7 910E-mail: ahermann@iunui.eduPHILANTHROPIC STUDIES' M.A.(Dual master's with Economics, Histoty, NonprofitManagement, and Nursing available) -

Indiaña University-Purdué Universiiv Indianapolis550 West North Street, Suite 301.Indianapolis, IN 46202-31.62Telephoire: (317) 684-8911E-mãil: maphil@iupui.edupHILoSopHy,,ro M.A., ph.D.Sycamore HalI026Telephone: (812) 855-9503E-mãil: tharl@indiana.eduPHYSICSs,'O M.S.. M.A.T., Ph.D.Swain Hall West 117Telephone: (812) 855-3973E-mail: gradphys@indiana.eduPHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS' 'O M.S., Ph.D.Optometry Building 310(sêe atso Vision Scieice below'rTelephone: (812) 855-1917E-mail: isolson@indiana.edu

M,4., M.S., Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M.A., Ph.D. RESEARCH'

Telephone : (812) I 5 5 -2924E-mail: socinfo@indiana.eduSOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGTZ M.A.Indiana University-Purdue University Fort WayneClassroom-Medicál Buildins 24142101 Coliseum Boulevard EãstFort Wavne, IN 46805-1499Telephoire : (279) 481- 68 42E-mãii: rhodesd@iof w.eduSPANISH & PORTUGUESE'Ballantine Hall 805Telephone: (812) 855-9194Spañish M.4., M.A.T., Ph.D.Pörtuguese M.4., Ph.D.E-maiì: brownjg@indiana.eduSPEECH & HEARING

SOCIOLOGY'Ballantine Hall 747

M.4., Ph.D.

SCIENCES',10 M.4., M.A.T., Ph.DSpeech & Hearing Center C100Teiephone : (81.2)ß5 5 - 4202E-mãil: sphsdept@indiana.eduTELECOMMUNICATIONS', IOM.A., M.S.. Ph.D.*Radio-TV Center Room 2611229 E.7t}]'st.Telephone: (81.2) 85 5 -201.7E-mãil: ttheodor@indianâ.eduTHEATRE & DRAMAZ M.4., M.A,T., M.F.A., Ph.DLee Norvelle Theatre and Drama CenterTelephone: (812) 855-4503E-mãil: acadsec@indiana.eduTHERAPEUTIC OUTCOMES

Telephone: (812) 855-2645E-mãil: sradmath@indiana.eduMEDICÃL BIOPHYSICS4 M.S., Ph.D.Indiana University-Purdue University IndianaDolisMedical Science Bîildins 4019635 Barnhill DriveIndianapolis, IN 46202-5120Telephone : (31,7 ) 27 8 -2008MEDICAL & MOLECULARGENETICSs M.S., Ph.D.Indiana University-Purdue Universitv IndianapolisMedical Research'& Library 130975 West Walnut StreetIndianapolis, lN 46202- 52 5lTelephoie : (317 ) 27 4-2241.E-mãil: medgen@iupui.eduMEDICAL NEUROBIOLOGY' M.S., Ph.D.Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis/vl unlon urlveIndianapolis, lN 46202- 4887Telephoire: (317) 27 4-7 397MEDICAL SCIENCES',10 M.D.-M.S.(Combineddegree) M.D.-M.4.,M.D.-Ph.D.Tordan Hall 104îelephone: (812) 855-0616E-mail: slhall@indiana.eduMEDICAL SCIENCES' M.D..Ph.D.(Combined degree)lnd,iana U_ niveisity-Purdue Univetsity IndianapolisFesler Hall 2131120 South DriveIndianapolis. IN 46202Telephone: (3L7) 27 4-3441

(Dual master's with Library Science available)Music Buildins 101Telephone: (812) 855-799SE-mail: musicadm@indiana.eduNEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES& CULTURES' M.A.. Ph.D.Goodbody Hall 102Telephoné: (812) 855-5993E-mail: wtiìghma@indiana.eduNEUROSCIENCES', 'O Ph.D.Psychology Building 343Telephone: (812) 855-7756E-maiÌ: fcaylor@indiana.edu

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M.A.T.

Ph.D.

M.S.

Telephone: (812) 855-0616E-mail: mssrad@indiana.eduPHYSIOLOGY & BIOPHYSICS4 M.S., Ph.D.Indiana Un iversity-Purdue University IndianapolisMedical Science Buildins 374635 Barnhill DriveIndianapolis, IN 46202-5720Telephone : (317 ) 27 4-7 7 7 ZPOLITICAL SCIENCE2, 'O M.A.. M.A.T.. Ph.D.(see aiso Public Policy below)Woodburn Hall 210 'Telephone: (812) 855-1208E-maii: iuoolsci@indiana.edu

Indiana University-Purdue University IndianapolisColeman Hall3221140 West Michisan StreetIndianapolis, LN46202Telephone : (317 ) 27 I - 1690E-mãil: imackinn@iupui.eduVISION SCIENCE' 'O M.S., Ph.D.Optometry Building 310Telephoné: (812) 855-1917E-mãil: oot@indiana.eduWEST EÚROPEANSTUDIES, M.4., Area CertificateBallantine Hall 542Telephone: (812) 855-3280E-mãi1: west@indiana.edu

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