Library director works as restaurant, music critic

IUS Horizon • February 7, 2010

"Sapere aude" is a Latin phrase which means "dare to discern" or dare to know. It means to be enlightened, learn things and to make decisions based on rational knowledge. Marty Rosen, director of Library Services, said he is a strong believer in this. Rosen’s career paths reflect this Latin phrase. As a writer for the Courier Journal and his position at IU Southeast, Rosen said he learns things on a daily basis.

Artist entertains IUS Dirt Bags

IUS Horizon • February 7, 2010

The IUS Dirt Bags Art Club, the IUS Ceramics Art Department and the Ground Floor Lecture Series collaborated to host artist Teri Frame on Jan. 27 and 28 in the Ceramics Studio in Knobview Hall. On Wednesday, Jan. 27, Frame gave a performance for IUS students in the Ceramics Studio and on the following day, she lectured on her style of art and

SI coordinator helps to improve program, tutoring at IU Southeast

IUS Horizon • February 7, 2010

Ryan Norwood, academic resource coordinator, has his hands full with running the Supplemental Instuction Program and the Tutoring Program at IU Southeast. Since he started in 2004, he has seen some changes.

Professor collects swords, writes about teaching Tolkien class

IUS Horizon • February 7, 2010

Liam Felsen, associate professor of English, collects swords in his spare time. He said the swords in his office are mainly replicas from different movies.

VC retires after 34 years at IU Southeast

IUS Horizon • February 6, 2010

Larry Mand, vice chancellor for Information Technology and Community Engagement, will be retiring from IU Southeast after working on IU grounds since 1976.

Retirement splits vice chancellor position

IUS Horizon • February 6, 2010

After many years of dedication to IU Southeast, Larry Mand, vice chancellor for Information Technology and Community Engagement, is retiring. “I tremendously enjoyed watching the computer science department...

Education majors participate in Read Aloud program

IUS Horizon • February 6, 2010

Children’s chatter filled the third floor reading gallery of the IUS Library on Saturday Jan. 16, during the Read Aloud program presented by IUS elementary education students.

Eclectic line-up on the schedule at Ogle Center

IUS Horizon • January 27, 2010

A line-up of eclectic performers and sold-out shows took center stage at the Ogle Center box offi ce last semester, with more performances to come. After struggling through the recession, the Ogle Center marched to the beat of a different drum last semester, opening their 2009 to 2010 season with sold out shows in their “Diff erent Drummer Series.”

Student involved in radio, voiceover

IUS Horizon • January 27, 2010

At the age of 23, Rasmussen has managed to receive a two-year acting certifi cate, hold down three jobs, juggle school, outside projects and a social life.

Nursing adviser celebrates award

IUS Horizon • January 27, 2010

Brenda Hackett , lecturer in nursing and academic adviser for the School of Nursing, mother of two and grandmother to seven, could be described by her favorite quote, “Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Hackett received the IU Southeast Outstanding Adviser of the Year award for 2009. Hackett att ended and received her Bachelor of Science in nursing at the University of Kentucky and later received her Master of Science in nursing from Bellarmine University in 1993.

IUS student faces fears, battles against cancer

IUS Horizon • December 1, 2009

As a child, we are innocent to the horrors of the world, but then comes real life and the first glimpse of what fear really is.

Open house rolls out red carpet

IUS Horizon • December 1, 2009

On Nov. 14, IU Southeast had an open house for prospective students.