Faculty Excellence

O'Neill faculty to make impact at ABFM Conference in Atlanta

O'NEILL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS

Eight O’Neill faculty participated in the 37th ABFM Conference in Atlanta, presenting panels and discussions that highlighted the school’s leadership in public financial administration.

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EOH Chair elected to the American Lung Association of Indiana Leadership Board

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH-BLOOMINGTON

Patricia Silveyra was elected to the Leadership Board of the American Lung Association of Indiana to advance lung disease awareness, education, and advocacy.

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New project brings semiconductor science to middle school students

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Kyungbin Kwon received a four-year NSF grant to lead Project SILICON, using hands-on kits and mixed-reality experiences to teach middle school students about semiconductors and inspire future STEM innovators.

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Experts in the news

The New York Times

“N.A.D.+ Boosting for Longevity: What to Know” (Oct. 23, 2025)

Jennifer Oliva noted that N.A.D.+ products aren’t FDA-approved and claims may lack scientific backing; consumers should exercise caution.

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AP News

“What to know about the meeting where China’s ruling Communist Party maps its 5-year goals” (Oct. 20, 2025) 

Wendy Leutert provided analysis on China’s economic challenges, noting that while leaders focus on self-sufficiency and technology, investment in health care, education, and care services remains limited.

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Yahoo! News

“Local nonprofits part of Indiana University research on democracy and civic life” (Oct. 17, 2025) 

Matthew Baggetta is leading a national study in the Tri-Lakes region examining how local volunteer and community organizations foster civic engagement and social connection.

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