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Nicole Vasconi

Hoosier Quality of Place Liaison

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nvasconi@iu.edu
Maxwell Hall
750 E. Kirkwood Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47405

Nicole Vasconi is invested in working with communities on sustainable strategies for growth that leverage and strengthen local arts, culture, history, and quality of place. She has worked in the arts, nonprofit, and higher education sectors for the last decade, fulfilling a variety of roles. Nicole lives in Bloomington and outside of work, you'll find her hanging with friends and loved ones, playing cello in the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra, and spending time in her garden.  

Nicole has an M.A. degree in UNESCO World Heritage studies from Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus and a B.Sc. degree in music arts administration from Butler University.

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