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

Occupational Therapy: In top 1/3rd

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

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

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.)

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)

2009 National DII Champion Lyndsay McBride

Dr. Stephen Nawrocki Certified Forensic Anthropologist Assists law enforcement investigations Involved in local cemetery move Studying gorillas in Rwanda

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

Building a school in Liberia

Changing the world, inch by inch