Academic Deans
Each of IUP's six academic colleges is led by a dean. See below to find out who your dean is, and make a note of their contact information.
College | Dean | Phone | |
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Eberly College of Business | Dr. Prashanth Bharadwaj, Interim Dean | 724-357-7889 | pnb@iup.edu |
College of Education and Services | Dr. Edel Reilly, Interim Dean | 724-357-2400 | ereilly@iup.edu |
College of Arts, Humanities, Media, and Public Affairs | Dr. Curtis Scheib, Dean | 724-357-2397 | curtis.scheib@iup.edu |
College of Health Services | Dr. Hilliary Creely, Interim Dean | 724-357-2555 | hcreely@iup.edu |
Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics | Dr. Steven Hovan, Dean | 724-357-2609 | steven.hovan@iup.edu |
University College | Dr. Amber Racchini, Vice Provost for Student Academic Success | 724-357-1257 | amber.racchini@iup.edu |
Academic Support
IUP offers academic support through many outlets on campus, including:
IUP Libraries
The IUP Libraries provide support for teaching, research, and the personal enrichment of members of the university community. Hours of operation and services provided can be found on the IUP Libraries' website.
Major and Career Exploration
You probably have already or will soon experience the pressure to decide about a major/career. The first question people ask you when they find out you are in college is “What is your major?” You will be asked this question from now until you graduate, and not having the answer can be very frustrating. Nevertheless, it is okay to be struggling with the question! In fact, it can even be to your advantage to be undecided. “Decided” people often quit exploring, thinking that they have all the answers.
University College
University College offers the following programs:
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Supplemental Instruction: Supplemental instruction provides small-group study/review sessions for sections of courses with difficult content or high levels of failure and withdrawal rates. Peer leaders guide students on how to learn course content.
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Noncredit Workshops: Noncredit workshops address a variety of study strategies and other academic success topics in small group settings. Led by trained peer educators.
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Walk-In Individual and Group Tutoring: Walk-in individual and group tutoring provides peer assistance for a wide range of disciplines and courses.
Kathleen Jones White Writing Center
Visit the Writing Center for one-on-one help at any stage of the writing process! Get help with:
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Analytical and persuasive writing
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Documenting sources for research papers
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Organizing and developing ideas, editing, and proofreading
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ESL writing