IU Corps is a network of IU Bloomington students, campus stakeholders, and community partners who have joined forces to create positive social change in local neighborhoods and around the world. This mission aligns with one of Indiana University’s core promise statements: “We believe that all of our students can achieve great things, if they put in the work and have the support of people who inspire them.”
‘Service will change your life, change your perspective, change your passions’
It Takes a Village: Engaging International Students in Community Volunteering
Two institutions that foster international student engagement in service projects share their tips for success.
Using Art to Spread Awareness, Encourage Action, and Raise Hope
Christina Wang, and Indiana University student obtaining her MFA publishes her thesis: Hope Not Hate to raise awareness and encourage action.
IU nursing students, community providers increase access to care in rural Indiana
A partnership between the Indiana University Bloomington School of Nursing, the Center for Rural Engagement, Southern Indiana Community Health Care, and several community partners is providing much needed clinical experience to nursing students and improving access to health care for residents in Orange and Martin counties.
If you’ve been involved in a community engagement project that you’re excited about, share your experience! Your story could be featured on the IU Corps website.
Step up. Connect with a community. Be a voice that’s heard. As an IU Corps participant, you have the power to make a difference in other people’s lives—and to improve your own, by honing your skills alongside professionals who are working toward positive social change. It all starts with community engagement.
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