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Liberal Arts student awarded Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad

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IU School of Liberal Arts senior, Anneli Salas Olvera, majoring in sociology, is one of four IU Indianapolis students awarded a prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. She plans to study abroad in Morocco and Spain. This prestigious nationally competitive award supports U.S. undergraduate students in pursuing study abroad opportunities around the world.

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Join the Ray Bradbury Center, Indy Reads, and Kan-Kan Cinema for a special book-to-film experience celebrating Festival451indy’s 5 year anniversary and the citywide Common Read of The Illustrated Man.

 

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