communityMaster Sgt. Michael Richter has what he thinks are the best jobs in the world. And those jobs will connect in a special way in Vivian Auditorium on Monday, October 19. Richter has served since 2012 as a part-time trumpet instructor at IU East. His full-time job is as a player and master sergeant in ...
The next Community Engagement Series, “Making Sense of Madness: Campaigns and Elections in the Modern Era,” will be presented by School of Humanities and Social Sciences Dean Ross Alexander and Assistant Professor of Political Science Chera LaForge. The presentation will be held on Thursday, October 8, in the Whitewater Hall Community Room. Each presentation in ...
The community is invited to submit photos of their favorite places in Wayne County and to participate in a one-day public art workshop, Phantoscope. The workshop is presented by the Wayne County Cultural Atlas in conjunction with City Life. The Phantoscope event is intended to build awareness and support for public art in the community. ...
Indiana University East and G101.3 radio station announced Jessica Crane as the High School Volunteer of the Month for August. The program honors area high school students for their service in the community. Crane of Richmond, Ind., is a sophomore at Richmond High School. She was nominated for her volunteer service, going to school before ...
Indiana University East School of Humanities and Social Sciences will begin a new Community Engagement Series this fall. The series begins this September and will feature a wide variety of topics presented by faculty. Presentations will be held in various locations throughout the community. All presentations begin with a reception at 5:15 p.m. followed by ...
Indiana University East’s “One Book, Many Voices” project this year will feature a memoir by Indiana native Paige Rawl. Positive is about her experiences with bullying and her life with HIV. Rawl, a native of Indianapolis, is currently majoring in molecular biology at Ball State University. She is an accomplished speaker and an inspirational figure. ...
A new community writing program at Indiana University East has received a grant from the Women’s Philanthropy Leadership Council (WPLC) at Indiana University. Red Wolves Write was awarded an $8,000 grant from the WPLC. Red Wolves Write is a community-oriented, yearlong program is centered on writing intended to bring together college students and diverse community ...
Indiana University East’s Run with the Wolves 5K Run/Walk is Saturday, July 25. Registration is now open. Runners and walkers will join more than 400 other participants for this year’s event on the IU East campus and run the Red Wolves’ cross country course, located behind Hayes Hall. The event includes a free “Run with ...
Indiana University East has been named to the 2014 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll by the Corporation for National and Community Service. This designation is the highest honor a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning, and civic engagement. The Honor Roll list is available online. IU East has ...
Indiana University East School of Humanities and Social Sciences Lecturer of Psychology Eevett Loshek and Assistant Professor of Anthropology Katherine Miller worked with a group at Girls Inc. of Wayne County through teaching a class on cross-cultural, historical, and psychological concepts of beauty and female development. The course, “Perspectives of Beauty: What is normal is ...
