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At SPEA, people learn how to work in government, nonprofit and business roles to make positive changes in their communities, their states, their countries and the world. SPEA graduates lead the organizations that make and enforce laws, keep communities livable and safe, shape smart public policy, protect the planet and help our fellow citizens. Through the combined study of media and public affairs, civic leadership, management, policy studies, criminal justice and public safety, SPEA students develop both the practical and philosophical skills that prepare them to develop solutions to society's problems. SPEA is proud to be part of Indiana University, located on the busy IUPUI campus in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. SPEA: A better world starts with you.

You've probably heard the saying, "best of both worlds," and at IUPUI, that's exactly what you get. Formed in 1969 as a partnership by and between Indiana University and Purdue University, IUPUI offers one of the broadest range of degree programs of any campus in Indiana, giving students access to a combined total of 22 schools and academic units offering over 200 programs of study.

Vision The vision of the Multicultural Center is to be a catalyst dedicated to engaging all cultural communities at IUPUI around the value of diversity. We aim to create a pluralistic and inclusive educational environment where understanding, dialogue, and the free exchange of ideas are celebrated. These efforts will contribute to the development of critically conscious global citizens at IUPUI and beyond. Mission The IUPUI Multicultural Center will support students, faculty, and the community by promoting the value of diversity, broadening multicultural awareness and sensitivity, advancing cultural competence, and encouraging cross-cultural collaborative relationships through education, advocacy, and research. Our Cultural Series Programs include: Cafe con Pan Cultural Movie Series Food for Thought JAGversations Study Skills Book Camp (with the Bepko Learning Center) Young, Gifted, and Black (with the Black FSC) We are also home to the JAGversity Peer Educators, who are the source for diversity, leadership development on campus. MSC Facility Features: The IUPUI Multicultural Success Center is housed in an 18,000-square-foot facility opened in 2010 and named in honor of Joseph T. Taylor, Ph.D., the first dean of the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. Taylor was known as an early advocate and champion for diversity at IUPUI. Amenities include: Computer Lab, Group Study Area, Conference Rooms, Resource Center, Nursing Mothers Room, Foot Bath, Student Organizations Suite, MSC Administrative Offices. Umbrella Organizations: African Student Association Asian Student Union Black Student Union Filipino Student Association Latino Student Association Native American Student Association Advocates for Sexual Equality stay connected through Twitter: www.twitter.com/MSCiupui See information on our Fall 2014 Programs below!

The Office for Veterans and Military Personnel (OVMP) is a centralized office designed to provide comprehensive resources to veterans and Veterans Affairs benefit recipients to aid in their overall success as IUPUI students. In addition to providing the required certification for IUPUI student-veterans to receive education entitlement, we also provide advice, guidance, advocacy, and outreach services for our student veteran population. We act as a liaison between IUPUI and the Department of Veterans Affairs while assisting our student veterans in their transition from military to student life. Our team consists of veterans and civilians dedicated to creating a veteran friendly campus.

The IUPUI Office of Student Involvement serves to enhance student involvement through programs, student organizations, leadership opportunities, and experiences for students that allow for the practical application of what is learned in the classroom. OSI provides a balance of challenge and support designed to enhance students' educational growth.

Veterans@IUPUI is run by IUPUI students who either have served or are currently serving in the United States military. While the function of Veterans@IUPUI is to support the student veterans of our campus, participation and membership is open to all IUPUI students/staff/faculty, the Indianapolis community, and beyond.

Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is packed with a variety of events to assist first year, transfer, and returning students in making new friends and getting involved in campus life. Attending WOW events helps students get acclimated to campus before and during the first few weeks of class. Make your way to the many informative, fun, and interesting activities planned each day. There's something for everyone!

We plan exciting events for everyone campus wide! Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/iupuiSAPB If you need more information, please contact us at: [email protected] Feel free to drop into our office within THE CUBE on Level 3 of the IUPUI Campus Center

You've probably heard the saying, "best of both worlds," and at IUPUI, that's exactly what you get. Formed in 1969 as a partnership by and between Indiana University and Purdue University, IUPUI offers one of the broadest range of degree programs of any campus in Indiana, giving students access to a combined total of 22 schools and academic units offering over 200 programs of study.

IUPUI Parent & Family Programs, within the Office of Educational Partnerships & Student Advocacy, is committed to connecting and engaging with the family members of IUPUI students. The Coordinator of Parent & Family Programs, Ashley Msikinya, serves as a resource and support for family members along with keeping families in the loop about information and upcoming events at IUPUI.

Leadership Development and Civic Engagement is a co-curricular leadership program which consists of a diverse array of programs that students can participate throughout the year. We offer leadership resources for all students, no matter where you are on your leadership journey. From conferences such as Catalyst and Project Leadership as well as monthly Leadership Foundations seminars, we hope to help you grow in your understanding of yourself and who you are as a leader! For more information about other events and services that we offer, check out our website at lead.iupui.edu. Follow us on twitter and instagram @JagsLead for leadership tips and reminders about upcoming Lead Development and Civic Engagement events!

The primary goal of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Student Alliance is to unify the diverse LGBTQ student body at IUPUI in an effort to create an inclusive environment for all students. To do so, the student alliance works directly with and for LGBTQ identified students and allies. In this, we embrace all those who are interested in promoting the diversity within our cultures and languages in a safe space that actively fights oppression. We hope to foster understanding of LGBTQ heritage and culture at the IUPUI campus by providing resources and educational, philanthropic, and social opportunities for our members and the community at large.

IUPUI Timmy aims to execute the vision of Timmy Global Health by providing IUPUI students opportunities to improve global healthcare through advocacy, fundraising, and service at a local level in the Indianapolis community and on a global level in Las Canas, Dominican Republic. To learn more: http://timmyglobalhealth.org Engagement Opportunities... **Medical Brigade: 7e in Las Canas, Dominican Republic (March 2016) **Fundraising Events: Timmy Bar Crawl (Fall) and Date with Timmy (Spring) **Volunteer Opportunities: IUSOC, GOTG, GOAL Stay tuned for schedule of monthly meetings with guest speakers during the school year. Please contact us with more questions! President: Lauren Yoder Vice-President: Kami Walters

The Office for Veterans and Military Personnel (OVMP) is a centralized office designed to provide comprehensive resources to veterans and Veterans Affairs benefit recipients to aid in their overall success as IUPUI students. In addition to providing the required certification for IUPUI student-veterans to receive education entitlement, we also provide advice, guidance, advocacy, and outreach services for our student veteran population. We act as a liaison between IUPUI and the Department of Veterans Affairs while assisting our student veterans in their transition from military to student life. Our team consists of veterans and civilians dedicated to creating a veteran friendly campus.

Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is packed with a variety of events to assist first year, transfer, and returning students in making new friends and getting involved in campus life. Attending WOW events helps students get acclimated to campus before and during the first few weeks of class. Make your way to the many informative, fun, and interesting activities planned each day. There's something for everyone!

The Office of Student of Financial Services (OSFS) counseling staff is here to serve students and their families by addressing financial aid related matters and providing information on financial literacy and ways to minimize student debt. The OSFS counseling staff is also available to answer general billing questions and process payments made in person with cash, check, or money order. Students are also welcome to pay online through the IU Bursar Pay system.

We're a student led organization and our main goal is to bring awareness about human trafficking to the IUPUI campus and its surrounding communitties. Be the light for those who are in the darkest corners on Earth.

Vision The vision of the Multicultural Center is to be a catalyst dedicated to engaging all cultural communities at IUPUI around the value of diversity. We aim to create a pluralistic and inclusive educational environment where understanding, dialogue, and the free exchange of ideas are celebrated. These efforts will contribute to the development of critically conscious global citizens at IUPUI and beyond. Mission The IUPUI Multicultural Center will support students, faculty, and the community by promoting the value of diversity, broadening multicultural awareness and sensitivity, advancing cultural competence, and encouraging cross-cultural collaborative relationships through education, advocacy, and research. Our Cultural Series Programs include: Cafe con Pan Cultural Movie Series Food for Thought JAGversations Study Skills Book Camp (with the Bepko Learning Center) Young, Gifted, and Black (with the Black FSC) We are also home to the JAGversity Peer Educators, who are the source for diversity, leadership development on campus. MSC Facility Features: The IUPUI Multicultural Success Center is housed in an 18,000-square-foot facility opened in 2010 and named in honor of Joseph T. Taylor, Ph.D., the first dean of the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. Taylor was known as an early advocate and champion for diversity at IUPUI. Amenities include: Computer Lab, Group Study Area, Conference Rooms, Resource Center, Nursing Mothers Room, Foot Bath, Student Organizations Suite, MSC Administrative Offices. Umbrella Organizations: African Student Association Asian Student Union Black Student Union Filipino Student Association Latino Student Association Native American Student Association Advocates for Sexual Equality stay connected through Twitter: www.twitter.com/MSCiupui See information on our Fall 2014 Programs below!

At SPEA, people learn how to work in government, nonprofit and business roles to make positive changes in their communities, their states, their countries and the world. SPEA graduates lead the organizations that make and enforce laws, keep communities livable and safe, shape smart public policy, protect the planet and help our fellow citizens. Through the combined study of media and public affairs, civic leadership, management, policy studies, criminal justice and public safety, SPEA students develop both the practical and philosophical skills that prepare them to develop solutions to society's problems. SPEA is proud to be part of Indiana University, located on the busy IUPUI campus in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. SPEA: A better world starts with you.