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The 2009-2011 IU Southeast Bulletin is available in PDF format.

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Note: This is a draft version of the newest edition/revision of the IUS Bulletin. No major changes are expected between this draft copy and the published versions, which should be available shortly. Please contact your academic advisor if you have questions.

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Faculty Spotlight

Valerie Scott

The Speed of Business

It’s interesting what career path we choose to follow. Valerie Scott, Lecturer in Psychology, might have become a song lyricist. She is drawn to music, poetry and spirituality, but, lucky for her students, her passion for teaching outweighs all other interests. She says that her love of teaching stems from those moments when “you see that thing in a student’s eye” and you know that they get it.

Valerie Scott is one of the many interesting and talented professors that you will learn from at IU Southeast.

Q&A Question: What's changed in the new Student Center?

Hey, what's up in University Center?

A $7 million project will renovate nearly 74,000 square feet.

Where's the food?

The new and expanded commons has
tons of seating. Plus there's a new Coffee Shop: part coffee bar, part hideaway, all laid back and modern.

Is it worth all the construction mess?

Oh yeah! The primary focus of the renovation is to improve student space, choices, and services. Leather chairs, study areas, a game room, and tons of stuff to do. So... yeah. It's worth it!