GREAThounds Give Back - Young Alumni Campaign

We’re celebrating all the ways UIndy grads give back! Our communities benefit in countless ways from the presence of UIndy grads like you, and we’re asking you to help us continue this tradition by giving back to UIndy.

Your gift will help enhance academic resources, revitalize facilities, attract and retain renowned faculty and help fund scholarships for a growing number of students in need. When you make a gift to support UIndy, your impact will be multiplied as students graduate and make a difference in the world.

Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to show your support for UIndy and its students! Make your gift online now.

GREAThounds in action!

UIndy is very excited to feature the GREAThounds that are using their UIndy degree to give back to their communities!  Whatever your occupation, we are proud of our young alumni that have taken what they’ve learned at UIndy and used it to improve the world around them. 

Caryn Corriere '98 works at a nature preserve and volunteers with the Girl Scouts, Big Brothers Big Sisters and her church.

Caryn Corriere '98

Caryn is a facilitator of learning at a nature preserve in western New York. She received her degree in Environmental Science from UIndy in 1998. She gives back to her community by teaching children and adults about the importance of nature and the environment. She also volunteers through Girl Scouts, Big Brothers Big Sisters and her church. Caryn is grateful for the scholarships she received at UIndy and now chooses to give back to her alma mater in the same way.

Jeffry Dalstrom '09 works for Warren Performing Arts Center and enhances the arts education of students around the city.

Jeffrey Dalstrom '09

Jeffrey received his UIndy degree in Theatre in 2009. He now works as director of the Warren Performing Arts Center. Jeffrey reaches out to the community by bringing the arts back to community schools. His Center provides acting workshops, dancing and musical encounters to students in the city who may not have a chance to benefit from the arts in their education. He appreciates his connections with UIndy because of the great advice he received from professors as a student and now as a professional in his field. 

Tell us how you give back!

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