School Alumni Associations


IU Herron School of Art and Design Alumni Association


The Herron School of Art Alumni Association is hard at work creating and implementing many alumni activities. These efforts will lead to stronger ties between the alumni, students, and faculty at Herron. Are you interested in serving on the Herron Alumni Association’s Board of Directors?  If so, please click here to fill out an interest form.  Know someone who would be a good board member?  Click here to nominate someone for the board. 

Purpose

To promote fellowship of Herron alumni.

To support the students and the school.

To preserve the unique identity of the Herron School of Art.

Alumni sponsored programs include

  • Alumni Workshops
  • Studio Tours
  • Scholarships and awards for outstanding Herron students
  • Spirit of Herron Award for an outstanding graduating senior Herron student
  • Harry Davis Award for outstanding Herron faculty
  • Distinguished Alumnus/Alumna Award
  • Programs to enhance the link between alumni and students that will help preserve the Herron identity
  • Community projects and programs that involve and promote the Herron School of Art

Keep up to date with the Herron Alumni Association on Twitter and Smaller Indiana

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Herron Alumni Open Studio

Eskenazi Hall, Room 206
Tuesday and Thursday nights
7:00 -10:00 p.m.   


Herron Alumni Association web site

Herron School of Art web site

IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations contact:
Kim Helton, (317) 274-8905 or kdhelton@iupui.edu

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