Direct Admit Day2018

Indiana, Our IndianaWords by Russell P. Harker. Melody taken from “The Viking March,” by Karl L. King.

Indiana’s most recognized fight song, “Indiana, Our Indiana,” was first performed by the IU Band in November 1912 at a football game against Northwestern. The song

has since been played at every Indiana football and basketball game.

Indiana, Our Indiana

Indiana, we’re all for you

We will fight for

the Cream & Crimson,

For the glory of Old IU

Never daunted, we cannot falter

In the battle, we’re tried and true

Indiana, Our Indiana

Indiana, we’re all for you!

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Direct Admit Day2018

IU Auditorium

The Kelley School of Business is delighted to welcome you to campus.

TODAY’S SPEAKERS

Idie Kesner, dean of the Kelley School of Business, will be your host for today’s program.

Current students will share their day-to-day experiences within IU and Kelley. You’ll hear about their activities and academic journeys.

Chair of the Undergraduate Program Josh Perry will provide an overview of the Kelley degree, including common coursework and major programs.

Our faculty speaker is Steven Kreft, a clinical associate professor who teaches in the Department of Business Economics and Public Policy (BEPP). Steven is a faculty liaison for Undergraduate Student Engagement, and founded the Kelley co-major in Sustainable Business. Later in the program, Ellie Mafi-Kreft will join Steven to talk about the Kelley family. Ellie is a clinical assistant professor who also teaches in the BEPP department. She advises student clubs and organizations, and is the faculty advisor for the Kelley Living Learning Center.

Senior Lecturer and Hoosier fan Keith Dayton will lead us in a round of the IU fight song! You can find the lyrics on the back of this program.

Thao Nelson is Team Lead of Employer Relations and Student Services at the Undergraduate Career Services Office (UCSO). Thao and recent alumni will discuss how the UCSO staff work with students to define their career path and job search strategy.

Schedule9:05 a.m. Gaining Momentum

Idalene “Idie” Kesner, Dean of the Kelley School of Business

9:20 Student Stories

Greer King, Nate Lowe, Brandon Luebbehusen

9:35 For Students: Breakout Sessions

Students will have the opportunity to attend two sessions focusing on their academic and student experience interests. They will return to the Auditorium for the conclusion of the program.

9:45 Academic Opportunities

Josh Perry, Undergraduate Program Chair

10:00 The Classroom Experience

Josh Perry, Luke Hochgesang, Nailah Owens-Johnson

10:20 Parent/Family Break—Refreshments in the Lobby

Kelley faculty, staff, alumni, and students will be available in the Grand Foyer to answer your questions.

10:50 Student Engagement

Steven Kreft, Clinical Associate Professor

11:25 The Kelley Family

Ellie Mafi-Kreft, Clinical Associate Professor, and Steven Kreft

11:55 Spirit of IU

Keith Dayton, Senior Lecturer

12:05 p.m. Career Preparation

Thao Nelson, Team Lead of Employer Relations, Undergraduate Career Services Office and recent Kelley alumni

12:25 Closing Comments

Dean Idie Kesner

12:30 Optional Tour of Campus Provided by the IU Office of AdmissionsPlease remain in your seat at the conclusion of the program. Reconnect with your family members/guests and meet IU Tour Guides near the stage of the IU Auditorium.

Optional Student-Led Tour of the Kelley Living Learning Center (KLLC)Learn more about this residential community of freshmen students interested in business. Bus transportation will be provided to and from McNutt Residence Center, located on Fee Lane. The last bus will leave the KLLC at 4 p.m.

Optional Student-Led Tour of the Hodge Hall Undergraduate CenterBus transportation will be provided to and from Kelley’s Hodge Hall, located on Tenth Street. The last bus will leave Hodge Hall at 4 p.m.

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