Thanks to generous donors, O’Neill students on both the Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses can get financial support for hands-on learning opportunities outside the classroom. The O’Neill Experiential Learning Fund is a vital resource to enhance students’ academic and professional development. Whether through internships, conferences, or other experiential learning programs, the fund helps bridge the gap… Read more »
Alumna Abby Henkel Roman, MAAA’10, to perform original choral piece with local ensemble
This weekend, local chamber choir Voces Novae will perform the Midwest premiere of Perigee, an original choral selection composed by O’Neill alumna Abby Henkel Roman, MAAA’10. The text of the piece is drawn from a poem by Abby’s friend and fellow soprano Mary Craig, written to honor the memory of Mary’s son, Simon. When Abby… Read more »
Arts management student Hanh Bui awarded prestigious arts fellowship
Congratulations to arts management student Hanh Bui, recently awarded a prestigious 2024-25 Leaders of Color Fellowship through Arts Midwest. The fellowship recognizes outstanding leaders shaping the future of the arts who have “demonstrated a profound ability to inspire change and contribute to their respective fields with creativity and resilience,” announced Arts Midwest. Over the next… Read more »
Transfer Student Spotlight: Dionna Kloc
It’s National Transfer Student Week! To celebrate, we asked O’Neill student Dionna Kloc about her decision to transfer to IU Bloomington from Ivy Tech. Why did you choose to transfer to IU Bloomington? “I decided to transfer to IU for a few reasons. At Ivy Tech, I had a great professor who guided me toward… Read more »
HRA-IU student group recognized for excellence five years in a row
The students of the Human Resources Association at Indiana University (HRA-IU) are on a roll. The group has been recognized with a Superior Merit Award by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) for the 2023-24 academic year. This marks the eighth consecutive year that HRA-IU has received SHRM recognition and the fifth consecutive year… Read more »
New minor in Leadership, Advocacy, and Public Service launches for IU undergraduates
If you are interested in public service and want to develop your leadership and advocacy skills, you might be interested in a brand new minor offered by the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. The minor will launch this fall and will be open to all undergraduate students at IU. What… Read more »
NextGen Leadership students get crash course in pedestrian safety, advocacy
Undergraduate students got a crash course in pedestrian safety at the third annual year-end retreat of the NextGen Leadership Program. Then, they used what they learned to develop a plan to make campus safer for walkers and bikers. Throughout the year, NextGen students participate in programming designed to strengthen their leadership skills, explore public service,… Read more »
Castellanos, Leary receive inaugural O’Neill Student Leadership Awards
The O’Neill School is proud to name Daniela Castellanos and Zsofia Leary as the inaugural recipients of the O’Neill Student Leadership Award. This new award celebrates students who have demonstrated leadership, impact, and a commitment to O’Neill’s core values of learning, diversity, meaning, excellence, and well-being. The award will be presented at the O’Neill Expo,… Read more »
O’Neill students engage in community projects, research as IU Eclipse Scholars
As communities across the state of Indiana prepare for the upcoming total solar eclipse, three O’Neill undergraduate students are using the opportunity to engage in hands-on research. Environmental management majors Elizabeth Kuebel, Maleeha Mahbub, and Brooke Martoccia were selected as IU Eclipse Scholars by the IU Center for Rural Engagement (CRE). The students received a… Read more »
IU Employee Sheryl Doades puts her tuition benefit to work as a M.A. Arts Administration student
For Sheryl Doades, the motivation behind her decision to pursue a master’s degree in arts administration is both professional and personal. Naturally, juggling these competing priorities requires a certain amount of finesse. “Working full-time and being a part-time student is definitely a balancing act,” says Doades. “It has challenged me to step up my game… Read more »