UIndy Fund—Give a Minute Campaign
See how brothers Noah & Ethan Wahl spend their UIndy minutes
For biology major Noah and chemistry major Ethan, the morning starts with class in the science labs. They are often found using the science models, chemistry sets and other resources to study. For a budding optometrist and pharmacist, these resources are crucial!
It’s noon at UIndy, and that means grabbing a table with friends and enjoying one of the many dining options in the Schwitzer Student Center. Living on campus is just another addition to the brothers’ UIndy experience. UIndy’s six residence halls house 84 percent of freshmen and 51 percent of full-time students.
The afternoons are always busy, but the faculty are never too busy to help students. Whether it is in the chemistry lab or doing research with a faculty member, Noah and Ethan’s favorite part of UIndy is the personal attention they get from their professors. UIndy students enjoy an average class size of 18 and a student-to-faculty ratio of 15 to 1.
The life of a student-athlete at UIndy means taking advantage of every minute, even studying in the locker room between evening football practice and class! Like all UIndy athletes, Noah and Ethan are committed to excelling in the classroom and in their sport. During the 2010–11 academic year, 200 UIndy student-athletes were named to academic honor rolls.
It’s usual for students to stay up late as they make time to socialize and participate in the more than 50 student organizations on campus. Noah and Ethan have participated in Circle K and Sigma Zeta and served as Presidential Assistants and Orientation Leaders for freshmen.
$147 operates the University for one minute. Give a Minute—support the UIndy Fund.Success happens one minute at a time. In the classroom. In the laboratory. At a lecture series, art exhibition, or musical performance. Every experience at UIndy, in fact, helps prepare students to succeed after college. What could be better than supporting the very moments that create each student's success? Your gift to the UIndy Fund, the University's annual fund, is the first and most important way you can help do just that. For this year's "Give a Minute" UIndy Fund campaign, we calculated that it costs approximately $147 to operate the University each minute of the year. Your gift of one or more minutes can help our students make every minute count! |
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