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The Community Volunteer Service Award recognizes the volunteer commitment demonstrated by the Foundation’s board of directors throughout the years, and also honors the volunteer spirit of students at IUP who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflects positively on the university and makes a difference in the lives of community residents.

A former dean of the College of Health and Human Services and his wife have continued their commitment to Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Academy of Culinary Arts with a donation to benefit its students.

The Community Volunteer Service Award honors the volunteer spirit of students at IUP who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflects positively on the university and makes a difference in the lives of community residents and society as a whole.

The Community Volunteer Service Award honors the spirit of IUP students who demonstrate outstanding service that reflects positively on the university and makes a difference in the lives of community residents as well as the rest of our society.

The Community Volunteer Service Award recognizes the volunteer commitment demonstrated by the Foundation’s board of directors throughout the years and also honors the volunteer spirit of students at IUP who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflects positively on the university and makes a difference in the lives of community residents.

IUP’s Residential Revival—the $245-million project to replace its residence halls with suite-style buildings that include living-learning communities—was honored by the Green Building Alliance as one of 25 projects that have significantly advanced the region’s green building movement.

Established in June 1998 in celebration of the 30thanniversary of the Foundation for IUP, the Community Volunteer Service Awardrecognizes the volunteer commitment demonstrated by the Foundation’s board ofdirectors throughout the years.

This award honors the volunteer spirit shown by IUP students who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflectspositively on the university and makes a difference in the lives of communityresidents and society as a whole.

This award honors the volunteer spirit demonstrated bystudents at IUP who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflectspositively on the university and makes a difference in the lives of communityresidents and society as a whole.

Community Volunteer Service Award recognizes the volunteer commitment demonstrated by the Foundation’s board of directors throughout the years.

This award honors theIUP students who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflects positively on the university.

To apply, please log in to the Scholarship Manager website and complete the application by April 1, 2017.

The Foundation for IUP announces the launch ofa new scholarship application and awarding process for the 2017–18 academic year.The first phase of the new scholarship awarding process is with the Eberly College of Business andInformation Technology, the College of Education and Educational Technology,the Cook Honors College, Admissions, and the University Scholarship Committee.

The Community Volunteer Service Award recognizes the volunteer commitment demonstrated by the Foundation’s board of directors throughout the years.

Print the FIUP Volunteer Scholarship Application (pdf) and complete the sections. Then return the completed application by April 1, 2016.

An award for students at IUP who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service that reflects positively on the university and makes a difference.

Indiana University of Pennsylvania alumna Regina Stover, of Pittsburgh, retired managing director from the Bank of New York Mellon, has been elected by the Foundation for Indiana University of Pennsylvania (FIUP) to its board. Her term will extend through June 30, 2017. Stover replaces Frank Kinter, who served as a

The 2013 recipients of the Foundation for Indiana University of Pennsylvania Community Volunteer Service Award are CaitlynHazenstab, of Sickle’s Corner Back Road, Altoona, and Caroline Levi, of KrauserRoad, Downington. The award recognizes both student volunteerism at IUP and thevolunteer commitment of the Found