Today we are fortunate to enjoy the most diverse learning community of faculty, students, and staff in our campus’s history. Our collective diversity in identity, thought, and aspiration benefits us in countless ways, and we have much to celebrate. Yet to advance our great diversity and ensure that every member of our community feels valued, supported, and has the fullest opportunity to succeed and flourish, we have continued work ahead.
In an interim capacity, James C. Wimbush will serve as the Indiana University Bloomington vice provost for diversity and inclusion during the 2022-2023 academic year.
IU Bloomington’s first multidisciplinary program—the Online Master of Science in Cybersecurity Risk Management—has been ranked by Fortune as No. 4 of 20 ranked in the country. Also, meet the program’s new faculty director.
“I wanted to study somewhere that had a facility dedicated to the preservation and sharing of the very music that soundtracked my life,” said Nia I’man Smith, a doctoral student in ethnomusicology. Her website, THE BLACK CONNECTION, celebrates and pays homage to Black artists and the African Diaspora.
Open Education Librarian Sarah Hare helps faculty make better use of open and affordable educational materials. Learn more about her work and how to apply for the Course Material Fellowship Program.
Orientation leader Pavan Idnani takes incoming IU students on the Campus Legends Tour at New Student Orientation June 15. Click to see more community photos from the new Grunwald Gallery exhibit and the Bloomington Arts Gallery Walk.
