At IU, you'll gain a solid academic background and the tools and
experience necessary to find valuable work in the world. When you
graduate, you'll become part of a network of nearly 450,000 alumni around
the world.
IU Alumni Lead Their Fields
From boardrooms to classrooms, our graduates have earned national and
international acclaim. They include celebrated musicians, Olympic and
professional athletes, best-selling novelists, business leaders, movie and
television executives, and a Nobel Prize winner.
- Nearly 100 School of Education alumni have become college or
university presidents, and close to 400 graduates hold leadership
positions in our nation’s schools.
- IU's students promote world peace and friendship by volunteering for
the Peace Corps. In 2002, IU ranked in the top 10 nationally of
universities with the most alumni serving in the Corps.
- More than 100 Jacobs School of Music graduates appear on the rosters
of renowned opera houses, and more than 100 graduates play in 32 major
orchestras.
- More than 3,000 Kelley School of Business alumni hold top leadership
positions such as president, chairman, CEO, CFO, COO, founder, owner, or
partner.
- Eighty-seven percent of IU seniors who applied to law school were
accepted for the fall of 2002. The national average is 78 percent.
Notable IU Alumni
Discover some of the accomplished men and women who were educated at IU
and have risen to the top of their respective fields.
Mary Beth Anderson, '01, researcher for Trading Spaces
Joshua Bell, '89, violinist
John Chambers, '76, president and CEO of Cisco Systems
Mark Cuban, '81, owner of the Dallas Mavericks
Anthony DeCurtis, '77, director of SPIN PR
John Eck, '82, president of broadcast and network operations for NBC
Dick Enberg, '59, sportscaster
Robert Gates, '66, U.S. Secretary of Defense
Trent Green, '92, quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs
Kevin Kline, '70, Academy Award-winning actor
Raju Narisetti, '91, managing editor of the Wall Street Journal
Europe
Rod Paige, '62, U.S. Secretary of Education
Jane Pauley, '72, broadcaster
Amy Spindler, '85, former style editor for the New York Times
Mark Spitz, '72, nine-time Olympic gold medalist
Michael Uslan, '73, producer of the Batman movies
James Watson, '50, Nobel Prize-winning scientist
Recruiters on Campus
At IU, we bring the jobs to you. In a typical year, well over 2,000
hiring organizations actively recruit IU students. Those who choose to
visit campus conduct more than 10,000 interviews annually. Included are
regional, national, and international employers from Fortune 500
corporations, small businesses, governmental organizations, school
systems, and not-for-profit agencies. Here’s just a sampling:
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Abercrombie & Fitch
ACNielsen BASES
AFLAC
AMS Global Business and IT Consultants
Blue Horseshoe Solutions, Inc.
C. H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
Carson Pirie Scott & Company
CDW Corporation
Central Intelligence Agency
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
CNA Insurance
Consolidated Graphics
Eli Lilly and Company
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
ExxonMobil
Federated Department Stores, Inc.
May Department Stores Company
Green Corps
Humana Inc.
Hyatt Corporation
Indianapolis Museum of Art
Kelly, Scott & Madison
Kohl’s Department Stores
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Peace Corps
Philip Morris USA
Procter & Gamble
Quad/Graphics
SCORE!
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Sherwin-Williams
Standard Textile
Starcom Worldwide
State Public Interest Research Groups
Steak n Shake
Target Corporation
Teach For America
Technical Youth, LLC
The Bradford Group
The Buckle
Travelers Property Casualty Corporation
U.S. Census Bureau
Walgreens
Walker Information
Woodbury Financial Services
Mutual of Omaha
National Security Agency
Neiman Marcus
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