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UIndy: A Private University for the Public Good

UIndy: A Private University for the Public Good. Dr. Beverley J. Pitts, President University of Indianapolis. About UIndy. Enrollment 5,000, includes 1,200 graduate students Fifth-largest producer of doctoral graduates for Indiana. Physical Therapy ranked among top programs in the nation.

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UIndy: A Private University for the Public Good

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  1. UIndy: A Private University for the Public Good Dr. Beverley J. Pitts, President University of Indianapolis

  2. About UIndy • Enrollment 5,000, includes 1,200 graduate students • Fifth-largest producer of doctoral graduates for Indiana

  3. Physical Therapy ranked among top programsin the nation

  4. Occupational Therapy: In top 1/3rd

  5. Athens Campus • Only accredited campus owned by a U.S. university in Greece • 30 undergraduate and 10 graduate programs

  6. Impact of Private Institutions • Employment: 20,081 • Annual spending in Indiana: $1.95 billion • Total economic impact: $3.6 billion • Savings to state: $535 million Source: Independent Colleges of Indiana

  7. Source: Independent Colleges of Indiana

  8. Source: Independent Colleges of Indiana

  9. Did you know? UIndy produces • 63% of Indiana’s physical therapy graduates • 51% of Indiana’s occupational therapy graduates (And, UIndy has the state’s only doctorate in occupational therapy.)

  10. Division II • Emphasis on balance between athletics, academics • Commitment to outreach, service • Higher graduation rates • Higher academic achievement than general student population (UIndy athletes collective GPA: 3.2)

  11. 2009 National DII Champion Lyndsay McBride

  12. Dr. Stephen NawrockiCertified Forensic Anthropologist • Assists law enforcement investigations • Involved in local cemetery move • Studying gorillas in Rwanda

  13. Center for Aging & Community Dr. Ellen Miller • Research focused on Indiana’s elder citizens • Academic programs in gerontology • Grey Matters workforce reports

  14. Building a school in Liberia

  15. Changing the world, inch by inch

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