Your generosity can help support tomorrow’s leaders
The School of Health & Human Sciences is responsible for the education of students with diverse passions and backgrounds. It’s our responsibility to ensure all our students leave here fully armed and confident with the skills and knowledge they need to take on their careers.
You can help us achieve this.
If you’re a recent alumni, we thank you for your continued dedication to our school, and we hope you understand in a special way the impact your support has on our current students. If you’re a long-time supporter, we can’t express our gratitude enough for your commitment to our school.
No matter who you are, we value you, and we invite you to explore the diverse ways available for you to support our students.
If you don’t have a specific department in mind, we invite you to consider donating to our general fund. Our School of Health & Human Sciences Fund supports students, scholarships, alumni engagement, and other pressing needs of the school.
Dr. Karen Gable Health Sciences Scholarship is a scholarship for nontraditional health science students with an interest in health education.
Department of Health Sciences: Donations are used for general support of the Department of Health Sciences.
Department of Kinesiology: Donations are used for general support of the Department of Kinesiology.
Dr. Alan Mikesky Labs and Research Fund: Donations are used for general support of the Human Performance and Biomechanics Laboratories and Research Programs within the school.
Dr. Jeffery and Mrs. Susan Vessely Kinesiology Student Emergency Scholarship: Jeffery and Susan Vessely established this emergency fund to support students enrolled in the Kinesiology program experiencing unexpected financial hardship due to catastrophic circumstances.
Military Science Fund: Donations are used for general support of theDepartment of Military Science within the school, which includes programming for cadets beyond government resources.
Nutrition and Dietetics Fund: Donations are used for general support of the nutrition and dietetics program.
Arlene Wilson Dietary Scholarship: Ascholarship for nutrition and dietetics students.
Occupational Therapy Alumni Giving Circle Fellowship: A scholarshipfor an incoming OT student from Indiana.
Occupational Therapy Student Educational Horizon Fund: Provides funding for professional development experiences to OT students.
Occupational Therapy Fund: Donations are used for general support of the occupational therapy program.
Physical Therapy Student Professional Development Scholarship:is a scholarship to support second- or third-year physical therapy students attending conferences such as APTA and other professional development opportunities.
GoBabyGo! Physical Therapy Fund: Donations are used to support the operations and expenses incurred by the School of Health and Human Sciences in conjunction with their partnership in the GoBabyGo! service project at IU.
Physical Therapy Fund: Donations are used for general support of the physical therapy program.
Physician Assistant Charter Class Fund: Donations are used for 1st or 2nd year graduate students enrolled in the Physician Assistant Studies program & are attending physician assistant professional development workshops & conferences, PANCE review, or for international travel.
IU Physician Assistant Alumni Scholarship: A scholarship for MPAS students.
Physician Assistant Class of 2016 Fellowship: A fellowship for a first year master's physician assistant student in the School of Health Human Services.
Linda Brothers Ph.D. Scholarship: Gifts support scholarships for undergraduate students majoring in Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management in the School of Health & Human Sciences.
Department of Tourism, Event, and Sport Management Fund: Donations are used for general support of the Department of Tourism, Event, and Sport Management.
Sports Innovation Institute: Donations are used for general support of the Sports Innovation Institute, which helps provide students the ability to work directly with local corporations and continue to establish Indianapolis as an international hub for sports.
Camp Brosius is a property owned by SHHS that is located on the shores of Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin that has provided outdoor adventures to families and students for over 100 years.
Your gift genuinely means so much to me. This scholarship helps me devote more time to my community through research and volunteering and helps alleviate financial stress on my family.
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