
Elaine Clarke
President
Hometown: Westfield, IN
Major: Secondary English and Theatre Education
IUSF committees fit a wide range of interests: marketing, philanthropy, recruiting, event planning, and more. Join the IU Student Foundation and let us know where you'd like to lend a hand. Subcommittee positions are filled by committee chairs, who are interviewed and selected by the IUSF Steering Committee.
Convenes: Committee meeting times will be updated in the fall.
Bridge the generation gap and network with IUSF alumni. The Alumni Affairs Committee helps maintain contact with more than 20,000 IUSF alumni. Members manage historical archives and document IUSF events through photos and other media. The committee plans and implements the following events and activities:
Convenes:Committee meeting times will be updated in the fall.
Be an integral part of IU's Little 500 tradition. The Fall Cycling Committee helps create, produce, and manage over a dozen cycling events over the course of the semester. In addition, members help administer daily track practice requirements and rules. The committee plans and implements the following cycling events:
Convenes:Committee meeting times will be updated in the fall.
For freshmen go-getters with a desire to lead. Come meet, work, and have fun with other freshmen. The Freshmen Council is responsible for planning events for other first-year students and helping establish the IUSF FUNdamentals program.
Convenes: Spring semester committee
Be an integral part of IU's Little 500 tradition. The Little 500 Cycling Committee, which meets in the spring semester, helps create, produce, and manage over a dozen cycling events over the course of the semester. In addition, members help administer daily track practice requirements and rules. The committee plans and implements the following Little 500 cycling events:
Convenes: Committee meeting times will be updated in the fall.
Build a future in marketing—starting today. The Marketing Committee promotes the IUSF mission through use of effective advertising, sponsor relations, and merchandise and ticket sales. The committee works with various local and national businesses to secure radio, television, Internet, and print media; retains existing and develops new sponsorships; designs and markets IUSF merchandise; and implements a successful Little 500 ticket campaign. The Marketing Committee also manages all IUSF social media platforms.
Convenes: Committee meeting times will be updated in the fall.
Help spread the good word about the IU Student Foundation and its members. The Membership Committee is responsible for recruiting new members as well as finding ways to celebrate and honor existing members. This committee organizes and executes recruitment and recognition events, and helps keep track of attendance and volunteer opportunities to encourage the highest level of engagement from each member.
Convenes: Committee meeting times will be updated in the fall.
Nurture the budding philanthropist within. The Philanthropy Committee is the driving force behind the IUSF’s campaign to educate members and students about the value of supporting Indiana University. Members help administer the IUSF Metz Grant program, which provides financial support for IU student organizations. The committee plans and implements programs and events such as:
Convenes: Spring semester committee
Help plan “The World's Greatest College Weekend.” Play a pivotal role in planning the Little 500 race day agenda by developing the look and feel of Bill Armstrong Stadium for race day. The Pre-Race Committee, which meets in the spring semester, is also responsible for recruiting and managing all Little 500 VIPs.
This select group of exceptional seniors leads the IU Student Foundation. Steering Committee members oversee events, scholarship processes, and, of course, committees.
Interested? Sign up to become an IUSF “gunner” during the second semester of your junior year. Gunners work at the center of the Little 500. IUSF staff and fellow students evaluate their efforts and qualifications, and the top candidates earn positions on the Steering Committee.
President
Hometown: Westfield, IN
Major: Secondary English and Theatre Education
Vice President
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
Major: Finance
Hometown: Elkhart, IN
Major: Environmental Public Health
Hometown: Carmel, IN
Major: Policy Analysis
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Major: Marketing, Digital and Social Media Business Applications
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Major: Accounting and Finance
Hometown: Noblesville, IN
Major: Finance
Hometown: Carmel, IN
Major: Marketing and Operations Management
Hometown: Zionsville, IN
Major: Spanish Education
Hometown: Atlanta, GA
Major: Marketing and Professional Sales
Hometown: Zionsville, IN
Major: Finance and Business Analytics
Hometown: Keller, TX
Major: Marketing and Professional Sales
Hometown: Carmel, IN
Major: Healthcare Management and Policy
Hometown: Gurnee, IL
Major: Healthcare Management and Policy
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
Major: Journalism and Public Relations
Hometown: Noblesville, IN
Major: Human Biology
Hometown: Medway, MA
Major: Accounting and Finance
Hometown: Westfield, IN
Major: Audio Engineering and Informatics
Hometown: Crown Point, IN
Major: Criminal Justice and Psychology
Hometown: Carver, MN
Major: Elementary Education
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