Indiana University Libraries, College of Arts & Sciences, and Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2011 Information Fluency grants. Seven IU faculty members were awarded $1500 to support redesigning their courses with a focus on information fluency. The grants offer faculty the opportunity to create and reenergize courses that teach students how to do scholarly research.
 
This year’s winners are:

• Bridget Balint (Classical Studies) C494: Problems in Classical Studies
• James Damico (School of Education) M464: Content Area Reading
• Keith Dayton (Kelley School of Business) X220: Strategic Business Career Planning
• Lisa Gershkoff (Speech & Hearing) S311: Introduction to Research Methods
• Rasul Mowatt (HPER) R160: Foundations of Leisure
• Philip Quirk (Human Biology) C105: The Psychopharmacology of Herbal Medications
• William Ramos (HPER) T142: Living Well