Gaming for Health, Adulting Podcast, Fortifying Art’s Future
Gaming for Health, Adulting Podcast, Fortifying Art’s Future
IUP Now
MONDAY: ACHIEVEMENTS
Professor talks up D&D social benefits in New York Times; students discuss life’s challenges, triumphs in podcast; support for future art educators recognized; and more
side-by-side images of Ken Coles holding his

Mars—Water, Life, and What the Rover Can Tell Us

Coauthor of The Atlas of Mars (2019), Geoscience’s Ken Coles has been eagerly following news of the rover Perseverance, which landed on the Red Planet last month. In this interview, he shares his insights into the mission and its value to Earthlings. 
ACHIEVEMENTS
Mike Sell, English, was featured in the New York Times story “Escape Your Reality with Role-Playing Games,” about the continued popularity, even during the pandemic, of games such as Dungeons & Dragons.
Erick Lauber, Journalism and Public Relations, and a student team have been interviewing students about the hurdles and triumphs in their lives for the podcast Growing Up Sucks!
After a peer review of nominations, the National Art Education Association named Marissa McClure Sweeny, Art and Design, the recipient of its 2021 Preservice Chapter Sponsor Award of Excellence. 
Student Assistance Fund
Help those facing financial hardship stay in school
The Penn
IUP’s student-run newspaper
Have a comment about IUP Now? Let us know! Email IUP-Now@iup.edu
Distributed to IUP employees and students four days a week, IUP Now is the official newsletter of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. It features news from across the IUP website, compiled by the Division of Marketing and Communications. Find out how to get your news and events in IUP Now.

For more information on any item in IUP Now, please contact the department that posted the original item. To report an inaccuracy, please contact the posting department as well as the IUP Now production team at IUP-Now@iup.edu. Posting departments are responsible for the accuracy of items included in IUP Now.

Publication schedule: Monday: Achievements; Tuesday: no newsletter; Wednesday: University News, For Students and Advisors, and For Employees; Thursday: Calendar; Friday: University News, For Students and Advisors, For Employees, and Bulletin Board (employees only). Deadline: Items must be submitted via the IUP website to the Digital Team by noon, two business days before publication. Learn more about the newsletter’s publication schedule.



Manage your preferences
Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails.
View this email online
powered by emma
Subscribe to our email list.