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A Welcome from Vice President Marshall

Dr. Marshall
Welcome to the home page of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs (DEMA). My colleagues and I have responsibility for a diverse array of programs, services, and activities that transcend campus, academic, and administrative boundaries. Our mission is to serve as an effective advocate for underrepresented students, faculty, and staff and to provide programs and services that promote excellence through diversity, equity, and culture at Indiana University.

I invite you to explore our Web site to learn more about Indiana University and what this great university has to offer.

Sincerely,

Edwin C. Marshall, Vice President
Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs

Marshall Biography


News and Events

In the Spotlight



"Home away from home" 40th anniversary celebration video on YouTube



2013 IU-HBCU STEM Summer Scholars Institute and IU School of Informatics participants during orientation weekend at Bradford Woods
group photo of students during orientation week
Forty-nine students arrived at Bradford Woods on May 31, 2013, to begin their orientation program for their summer internships. Twenty-five students comprised the IU-HBCU STEM Summer Scholars Institute, twenty-one were part of the School of Informatics SROC program, and three were part of the IUPUI Bridges-to-the-Doctorate program. The students, all from HBCUs across the country, will be on the IUPUI and Bloomington campuses conducting full-time bench research in faculty labs for eight weeks.




Monica Medina, School of Education faculty member at IUPUI, named Latina Educator of Year



IU School of Medicine research leader Dr. David Wilkes (photo left) to head Robert Wood Johnson diversity initiative



Director of Diversity Education Eric Love (photo right) receives 2013 Trevor Brown Award; featured in Inside IU

Free African Drumming and Dance Workshop from Jun. 17-28

City of Bloomington Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission meeting Jun. 26

Morning coffee Women-in-Science social hour Jun. 27 from 9-10am in Jordan Hall 123

IU Black Alumni Jazz Brunch Jul. 20


La Casa Latino Cultural Center to celebrate 40th anniversary

Fri., Oct. 11:

  • 5-9pm Registration, La Casa
  • 6-8pm Welcome reception, La Casa

Sat., Oct. 12:

  • 8:30-11:30am Registration (continental breakfast), La Casa
  • 9-10am Campus tour starts at La Casa
  • 10-11:30am "Latina/o Student Pioneers 1960s" (continental breakfast), Indiana Memorial Union
  • 11:30am-12:30pm Latino student organizations reunion, Indiana Memorial Union
  • 12:30-2pm Lunch (on your own)
  • 1:30-2pm Becoming an alumni student recruiter, La Casa
  • 2-3:30pm Old School Sports-Fest, Dunn Meadow
  • 3:305pm Free time (on your own)
  • 5-6pm IU Art Museum Private Exhibit
  • 6-7pm Cocktails and appetizers, cash bar, Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center
  • 7-10pm Dinner banquet, Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center

Sun., Oct. 13:

  • 10-11:30am IU Latino Alumni Board meeting, open to all alumni, La Casa
  • 11:30am-1pm Alumni/student networking roundtable and lunch, La Casa


Diversity and Inclusivity Teaching and Research Symposium at IU Southeast Oct. 12

Journalism students report on HIV/AIDS in Africa (photo left)

IU-Liberia connections keep growing

Trombonist Wayne Wallace appointed to IU Jacobs School of Music jazz faculty

Lumina Foundation publishes report on Higher Education


Sheryl Allen (photo right) named associate dean for Medical Student Affairs


IU commercial to feature story of Jacobs grad Ailyn Pérez (photo left)


Co-teaching pilot program a learning, bonding experience

Indiana National Guard Names First African-American General

New law encourages students to graduate on time

National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity's Faculty Success Program hosts IU professors (photo left: Victor D. Quintanilla, associate professor in the Maurer School of Law, made use of NCFDD resources when he joined the IU Bloomington faculty)


Mills College President and IU commencement speaker Alecia DeCoudreaux (photo right): Read article | View video

National STEM Career and Academic Fair to be held in Indianapolis Oct. 2

Governor Pence signs resident tuition bill

City of Bloomington Commission on the Status of Black Males May newsletter now available


Student leader Diamond Malone (photo: left) featured in Inside IU

Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Affairs receives $300,000 for study abroad

IU Asian Culture Center receives its largest gift: Will create the Joon Park Student Leadership Experience Scholarship Awards

Newsletters

City of Bloomington Commission on the Status of Black Males newsletter, Jun. 2013

News from the City of Bloomington Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration Commission, Jun. 2013


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Help DEMA recruit the best and the brightest
IU Alumni: Help us reach potential IU students by completing a Prospective Student Recommendation Form.


IU to host summer science camp for middle school students


Adventures in STEM Camp at Indiana University
June 16-28, 2013


IU Black Alumni Jazz Brunch
Sat., Jul. 20, from 10:30am-1pm
Indiana Convention Center

Start your day with a FREE brunch, re-connect with fellow IU alum, enjoy the soulful jazz sounds of Paul Hines & 57 Special, and win awesome door prizes!   RSVP by Jul. 10 and get special rates at the convention center and the IU Black Alumni Jazz brunch as well as reduced price admission into Black Expo.


New post at IU Bloomington to focus on student diversity
DEMA welcomes Kelly School of Business professor Martin McCrory as associate vice president in DEMA and vice provost for educational inclusion and diversity at IU Bloomington.
"Professor McCrory's appointment reflects the high priority that Indiana University places on meeting the needs of underrepresented students," Vice President Marshall said. "His experience as chair of the Kelley School of Business undergraduate honors program will be particularly constructive to advancing initiatives in support of Hudson and Holland, Groups, and 21st Century Scholars."


A message from Vice President Marshall

In her state of the campus address, Provost Lauren Robel said, "Our commitment to diversity is not an afterthought or an add-on. It is central to our mission." The provost outlined the campus' commitment to diversity in three critical areas: funding of programs and services; recruitment of underrepresented students; and the hiring of minority faculty. Read Vice President Marshall's statement discussing these issues.


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Campus Diversity Plans Campus Diversity Reports

Discover the DEMA Family
Visit DEMA programs for more news on how diversity works at Indiana University.

Academic Support Centers
African American Arts Institute
Asian Culture Center
Community & School Partnerships Program
First Nations Educational & Cultural Center
Groups Scholars Program
Hudson & Holland Scholars Program
La Casa Latino Cultural Center
Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center
Office of Diversity Education
Office of Mentoring Services & Leadership Development
Office of Strategic Hiring & Support
Twenty-First Century Scholars Program, IU Bloomington


Calendar of Events




Fast Facts


Revised: June 2013

Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs
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(812) 856-5700

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