The Indiana University Division of Student Affairs hosted its 32nd Annual Awards Reception on Thursday, May 9, 2019. The ceremony recognized the outstanding contributions of students, faculty, staff, and community members to the goals of the Division. Guests and honorees were welcomed to the reception by Dave O’Guinn, Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean… Read more »
Supporting Students Impacted By Mold
The campus is committed to supporting students impacted by issues related to mold, mold remediation, and the disruption this may have caused to students’ academic pursuits. The Assistant Dean for Student Care Sara Ivey Lucas can speak with faculty about missed work, quizzes, and exams, and will do everything possible to assist students in completing… Read more »
2018 Student Recognition Awards
This April, Provost Lauren Robel proudly recognized the accomplishments of 40 outstanding seniors and one impressive junior. Faculty and staff nominated the recipients for their tremendous contributions in their fields of research and their involvements on campus. Students received a variety of awards that highlight academic excellence and a commitment to leadership and social change…. Read more »
Working Together To End Sexual Violence
In August 2017, a new office was created on IU’s campus to focus on sexual violence prevention and response. The Office for Sexual Violence Prevention and Victim Advocacy works on both sides of the issue by teaching students how to prevent sexual violence and connecting students to resources to help them overcome the physical and… Read more »
Free Lease Analysis Can Save on Issues Next Fall
Is your student still thinking about signing a lease to move off campus? If so, tell them to bring the lease to IU Student Legal Services (IUSLS) for a lease analysis. Leases are generally the first contracts students will sign, and they are typically long-term, high-cost contracts. Students who come in for a lease analysis… Read more »
What You (and Your Student) Need to Know About Indiana’s Lifeline Law
In 2012, the Indiana General Assembly passed a law (Indiana’s Lifeline Law) that provides limited immunity from arrest and prosecution for certain alcohol-related offenses for individuals who seek emergency medical help for someone else. The law was amended in 2014 to extend limited immunity to victims of certain sex offenses, those who seek help for… Read more »
Remembering Robert H. Shaffer
Click here for information related to Dr. Shaffer’s Celebration of Life. The Indiana University community is saddened to share the news of the passing of Dr. Robert Howard Shaffer on April 21, 2017, at the age of 101. Dr. Shaffer’s career at IU encompassed faculty and administrative roles from 1941-1981. Shaffer joined the IU faculty… Read more »
Staying Legal Over Little 500
With the “World’s Greatest College Weekend” almost upon us, there is a chance you may have an interaction with a police officer before the end of spring semester. Police officers are tasked with enforcing laws and promoting public safety. They have a tremendous responsibility and wield significant power. At Indiana University Student Legal Services, we… Read more »
Engaging New Voices To End Sexual Violence
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and students across campus are joining together to raise awareness of this important issue. In collaboration with the Division of Student Affairs, IU departments and student organizations will be hosting events all month to engage new voices and ask how will we keep our community safe. SAAM Events… Read more »
Strategies for Safe, Civil, and Successful Interactions with Law Enforcement
Every spring as the weather turns warm, we see students struggle to stay focused on their schoolwork and become more interested in finding ways to relax and kick back. Indiana University understands the struggle, so we are always looking for opportunities to educate students about being smart and safe. On Saturday, April 8 from 11:30… Read more »