After four years as a central Indiana high school basketball standout and one year playing college basketball in Arizona, Indy Perry decided it was time for a change. Trading her court shoes for combat boots, Perry set her sights on a career in the U.S. Army. “I went to basic training and really liked it… Read more »
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Class of 2025: Health Sciences program was perfect fit for first-gen college student
From an early age, Katherine Gonzalez played a significant role in her family’s health care decision-making. As the daughter of non-English speaking parents who came to the U.S. from Mexico, Gonzalez translated for them during visits to doctor’s offices and health clinics. “I was so amazed by it all; I just knew this [a career… Read more »
Class of 2025: IU PT program is next stop for dedicated, involved kinesiology major
To hear Roufa Hanna talk about his passion for helping people, you’d never guess that he was once an engineering major. “I just didn’t see myself going down that path—I wanted a career where I could develop personal connections and help people overcome challenges,” said Hanna, who came to the U.S. from Egypt with his… Read more »
William Weng’s Indy strategy for a standout sports career
When William Weng scouted colleges, he played the game like a seasoned pro—doing his homework, analyzing the field, and making winning decisions. Now, he’s scoring big for both himself and the Indianapolis sports community. Tapping into his network, Weng first heard about the IU Indianapolis sport management program from an IU alum. He added the… Read more »
Distinct AMA internship and research propel student’s medical ethics career
Of all the courses Asia Madayag took to earn her health sciences degree, a course on medical ethics was the one that shaped her future. She recalls one particularly memorable class in “Ethical Issues in Medical Decision-Making” that included a documentary and discussion of Oregon’s “Death with Dignity Act”—a provision that allows physician-assisted suicide for… Read more »
Before the Super Bowl, the Big Data Bowl: IU Indianapolis students tackle NFL analytics challenge
Long before the Chiefs and the Eagles battle it out in Super Bowl LIX, IU Indianapolis students studying sports analytics teamed up to compete in a bowl of their own—the NFL Big Data Bowl. Sponsored by the NFL’s Football Operations organization, the Big Data Bowl is an annual competition offering college students and sports analytics… Read more »
From classroom to career: TESM students discover dynamic industry through Visit Indy partnership
For three tourism, event and sport management (TESM) students, interning with Visit Indy last semester was nothing short of eye-opening and transformational. One of the nation’s leading destination marketing organizations (DMO), Visit Indy forges partnerships between business and government, driving the visitor experience and bolstering city and state economy. Located in the heart of the… Read more »
Lifelong learning: The value of an SHHS education for Ashley Troutman
Ashley Troutman is preparing to graduate and finish her Dual Doctorate of Physical Therapy & Ph.D. in Health Sciences & Rehabilitation Sciences this month. She defended her dissertation, which explores intervention effects on musculoskeletal health and physical function in CKD-MBD using a rat model, in October. This time is especially significant for Troutman, who began… Read more »
IPREP fellows shine at national biomedical research conference
Fellows from the IU Indianapolis Post-baccalaureate Research Education Program (IPREP) recently showcased their talents on a national stage during the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists (ABRCMS). ABRCMS is one of the largest, most prestigious events of its kind, bringing together aspiring scientists to present research, connect with experts, and explore opportunities with graduate… Read more »
One-of-a-kind college experience strengthens student bonds and cultivates leadership skills
Tucked away in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, is Indiana University’s Camp Brosius, a unique destination filled with opportunities for team building, leadership development and community bonding. Camp Brosius was established in 1921 to provide physical education courses for the Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union, the precursor to IU’s physical education program. College camp brings… Read more »