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The Office of Federal Relations serves as the primary link to the federal government, working regularly with Congress, the White House, and federal agencies on matters that affect Indiana University and higher education.
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Research Development Stimulus Funding
The Federal Stimulus Plan, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, contains large increases in Federal support for research, education, job development, infrastructure and many other areas that are important to Indiana University. More >>Appointments to Federal Agencies Important to Higher Education
The Office of Federal Relations has developed a chart (as of June 22) which provides the status of the federal appointment process for agency positions by President Obama that are identified as important to higher education. The chart will be updated as more information becomes available.Top Federal Resources
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