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Focus areas: Healthy Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
Across two years, Project UNITE engaged Lawrence County, Indiana in developing (Year 1) and pilot testing (Year 2) a multi-level teen pregnancy intervention targeting youth, parents and caregivers, and the community in order to reduce Indiana’s...
Focus areas: Healthy Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
Project UNITE, used a coalition-driven systematic approach to address rural teen pregnancy, beginning in Lawrence County in June 2019. Project UNITE expanded to Orange County by engaging the rural community in a process to better understand the...
Focus areas: Community Resilience,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
Students in the Media School’s Public Relations Writing class, led by Elaine Monaghan, developed educational materials, news releases, and social media posts to promote the tutoring, youth summer camps, and dyslexia services offered to school-age...
Focus areas: Community Resilience,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
Teams of students from Kelly Eskew’s sustainable business and law class examined how best to bring a business and entrepreneurial experience to Washington County high schools. Their proposals included implementing an Entrepreneurial Club in...
Focus areas: Healthy Hoosier Communities,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
To increase the accessibility of health care for those with chronic illness, Dr. Greg Carter's nursing students in Transitional Care for Families and Populations conducted home health visits and home safety assessments for patients with diabetes.
Focus areas: Quality of Place,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
IU students teamed up with Media School faculty member Chuck Carney to produce a variety of communications and promotional assets to increase awareness of cultural and historical organizations in Washington County.
Focus areas: Quality of Place,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
The Linton Freedom Festival is considered to be the largest Fourth of July celebration in the state of Indiana. Students in Bill Schwab's advertising class created promotional materials for the event to attract even more visitors.
Focus areas: Quality of Place,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
The Sculpture Trails Outdoor Museums is home to more than 150 iron sculptures made by artists worldwide. Students in Esi Thompson's public relations campaigns class created campaigns to engage residents of Bloomington and attract volunteers for the...
Focus areas: Quality of Place,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
The Tulip Trestle is a dearly held landmark outside of Solsberry. Students in Victoria Field's public relations campaigns class created campaigns to gather volunteer and financial support for the Tulip Trestle.
Focus areas: Quality of Place,Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
With the help of Orange County resident Roger Moon, students in Professor Chuck Carney’s public relations writing class crafted short-length features of untold stories in Orange County, showcasing the community’s unique character and promising...
