School Alumni Associations


IU School of Social Work Alumni Association

Welcome to the IUSSWAA web pages. We are very pleased to provide alumni and supporters with this site. There are many opportunities to connect with the school and other alumni throughout the year. We all have our own interests and lives yet it is the Indiana University education that we share. While our experiences may have been different, it is the commonality of the School of Social Work that influences the way we work, practice, and live. We are always looking for better ways to serve our alumni. If you have the time and would like to be more involved with IUSSWAA, contact us. We need your talents to improve and expand our program and services for IUSSW alumni and students.


Emily Stage, MSW '04
President, IUSSWAA

Alumni Invited to Susan Eichelberg Exhibition Opening May 2, 2009, in Boston

IU School of Social Work graduate, Susan Eichelberg (Glendening is her professional name), ’62 MA, patent model collection will open May 2, 2009 at Harvard University Science Center, 1 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA. The grand opening will run from 1:00 to 5:00. This outstanding collection is comprised of more than 250 models that have taken Susan more than 30 years to establish. The exhibition will continue week days through December 2009 with one more Saturday to be arranged.

Susan has asked if you plan to attend, please contact her at glendeningsusan@hotmail.com so she can have a count for the event. For more information about the collection, click here.


School of Social Work 100th Anniversary

Suggest events for the celebration of the 100th year of Indiana University School of Social Work

 

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See the IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations Calendar of Events for upcoming School of Social Work alumni programs.

School of Social Work web site 

IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations contact:
Karen Deery, (317) 274-8959 or kdeery@iupui.edu

IUPUI is Indiana's premier urban research university. The campus enrolls more than 30,000 students in 21 schools and academic units.