Student Death: Christopher Pugh
President Driscoll offers condolences on the death of Christopher Pugh, a junior in the Kinesiology, Health, and Sport Science Department.
President Driscoll offers condolences on the death of Christopher Pugh, a junior in the Kinesiology, Health, and Sport Science Department.
President Michael Driscoll offers condolences on the death of Mohammed Mujahid Khan, an MBA student from Bangalore, India, who was in the PES-IUP cohort. He died December 23.
President Driscoll offers condolences on the death of Hunter Smith, a first-year music education major from Connellsville, on November 23.
President Michael Driscoll offers condolences on the death of Wilfred J. McCombie, a member of the Administration and Finance Division, on November 24.
President Driscoll will host a town hall meeting for students via Zoom on Thursday, April 22, 2021, at 5:30 p.m. Topics will include the fall semester and how we plan on getting “back to normal,” the impact of IUP NextGen, and the scheduling changes we’re putting in place—including additional time between classes and the Common Hour.
Applications are now being accepted for the student seat on the Council of Trustees. Completed applications must be returned to the President’s Office no later than 4:30 p.m. on October 26, 2020.
On May 14, 2020, President Michael Driscoll wrapped up the New Reality series by holding a town hall via Zoom for faculty and staff members.
In the fifth installment of the New Reality Series, Tom Segar, vice president for Student Affairs, describes how the Student Affairs Division has been focusing on helping students develop a sense of belonging while building diversity awareness, and inclusive community—before the COVID-19 pandemic and in a digital format since the pandemic’s arrival.
In the fourth installment of the New Reality series, Scott Moore and Paula Stossel, who chair the University Planning Council, discuss the UPC’s restructuring and the development of a new strategic plan for the university.
In the third installment of the New Reality series, Karen Rose Cercone and John Lewis, who chair the Inspire initiative—the examination of programs to ensure that the best possible academic experiences are in place for students while ensuring IUP’s sustainability—have provided an update.
In this second installment of “IUP’s New Reality,” Timothy Moerland, provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, discusses Inspire, an initiative to ensure IUP’s academic programs are what students seek, measured against what areas will best benefit society and the world moving forward.
To follow up remarks President Michael Driscoll made at his 50 Minutes event on November 6, 2019, referred to as “IUP’s New Reality,” members of the university community have agreed to share their perspectives on the conditions that IUP faces moving forward and initiatives that are underway. In this first installment, Patricia McCarthy, vice president for Enrollment Management, breaks down the challenges IUP faces for enrollment.
At his first 50 Minutes with President Driscoll event of the academic year, President Michael Driscoll provided a brief overview of IUP’s current enrollment and budgetary situations, dubbing them IUP’s “new reality,” and challenged members of the IUP community to work together to create ways to differentiate IUP from its competition while creating the best experience for students.
Applications are now being accepted for the student seat on the Council of Trustees. Completed applications must be returned to the President’s Office no later than 4:30 p.m. on November 8, 2016.