Those interested in exploring partnerships with numerous African, Asian, Caribbean, European and Latin American countries can match their global needs with IU expertise in a variety of developing programs. The site also includes a calendar of international events listing visitors, programs and educational opportunities. One of Alberts' chief allies is IU biology professor J. Jose Bonner. An interview with Bonner and Alberts appeared in a fall 1997 issue of Business Week . Bonner and Alberts worked with ETS officials to institute two significant changes in the way the biology SAT is now being administered.
Students are also able to choose between ecology and molecular biology versions of the exam.
Elizabeth Skomp of Crawfordsville and Van Huynh of Evansville will study for two years at the university of their choice in England, with all expenses paid by the British government. She plans to obtain a doctorate from the University of Cambridge before pursuing a medical degree and a career as an academic clinical physician. Skomp, who has earned distinction as a gifted scholar of languages and as a student leader at IU, plans to work on a master's degree in Russian and East European studies at the University of London, and then possibly go to law school and pursue a career in the foreign service. She will graduate from IU with a B.A. degree in Slavic languages and literatures and comparative literature, and a minor in Spanish. A complete story is available from our office by U.S. mail, e-mail or fax.