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Hutton Honors College students who have ideas for programs or who are interested in volunteering to help plan or host programs should contact the HHC director of extracurricular programming, Charlene Brown, by e-mail at chajbrow or by phone at (812) 855-9493.

Click here for the membership of the 2012-13 HHC Extracurricular Programs Committee, a body of students, faculty, and staff who will help plan and put together this year's programs. We greatly appreciate their help—and yours!

We wish to express our thanks to all the students and faculty who contributed to Hutton Honors College extracurricular programming events in 2011-12. We are grateful for the time, effort, and good spirit so many student volunteers dedicated to help plan and host events, including lunches and suppers with IU faculty and distinguished campus visitors. From the fall HHC mixer at the IU Art Museum coffeehouse to the discussion supper "Closing the Food Gap with Mark Winne" to the spring Shakespeare authorship controversy workshop to the "What Killed the Dinosaurs" discussion supper, students created many memorable events.

We were grateful to have partnered with the IU Ethics Bowl Team for the HHC program "Debating Real World Issues"; with Julia Denison and the Volunteers in Sustainability, who helped coordinate and execute numerous programs, including one related to building a fuel cell; with the Musical Arts Center and Tridib Pal, who provided opening night opera opportunities for HHC students and tours of the MAC; with Tracy Bee, who organized and provided event opportunities through the College of Arts and Sciences fall themester on "Making War, Making Peace"; with Guy Maxedon, Jennifer Wagelie, Natasha Ritsma, Patsy Rahn, and Anita DeCastro, who helped coordinate events through the IU Art Museum; with Gerardo Ortiz and the IU Physics Department for bringing Nobel Laureates to campus and including undergraduate discussion lunches on their schedules; with Mimi Attenoukon of the Hudson & Holland Scholars Program, the Read Performing Arts Community, and CANVAS for making HHart: Arts Showcase and Gala a success; and with representatives from Middle Way House and the Office of Women's Affairs for helping the HHC promote Sexual Assault Awareness in the inaugural year of "Culture of Care Week."

We also want to say a special thanks to other campus and community units that contributed exceptional opportunities for IU undergraduates, including the Grunwald Gallery of Art; the IU Food Studies Program in the Department of Anthropology; Bloomingfoods; the IU Central Heating Plant; the Department of History, the Department of American Studies, the African Studies Program, Graduate students in African Studies; the Kelley Institute for Social Impact; SPEA-The Keller Runden Chair; Folklore and Ethnomusicology; the Department of Political Science; the Department of Communication and Culture; the Office of the Vice President for International Affairs; Film and Media Studies; PACE (Political Action and Civic Engagement); Union Board; the College of Arts and Science; the Office of the Provost; Kelley School of Business; Maurer School of Law; the Department of Economics; the Russian and East European Institute; the Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions; the Office of Sustainability; the Consumer Protection Division of the Office of the Indiana Attorney General; Canvas Creative Arts Magazine; the HHC Funding Board; HHSAC; IMU Catering / Sudexo; the Jacobs School of Music; the IU Department of Theater and Drama; the IU Asian Culture Center; the Department of Comparative Literature; the School of Journalism; the Center for Global Change; the IU chapter of Building Tomorrow; and the Wells Scholars Program.

An extra-special thanks goes to the student, faculty, and staff members of the 2011-12 HHC Extracurricular Programs Planning Committee for their leadership throughout the year and their stimulating contributions to this past year's programming. Students serving on the 2011-12 committee were Andy Johns, Neuroscience, Spanish, and French; Hannah Kennedy, Theatre and Drama and Spanish; Sarah McMahon, Neuroscience and Ethnographic Photography (IMP); Elizabeth Nash, Art History and Gender Studies; Meelyn Pandit, Biology; Gizele Rubeiz, Legal Studies and Arts Management; Ronak Shah, Conflict Resolution (IMP) and Cognitive Science; and Nicole Silvernell-Barrios, English and Creative Writing. We will miss our graduating members—Hannah Kennedy, Gizele Rubeiz, and Ronak Shah—but are grateful for their help over the years.

Congratulations and thanks, too, to all the HHC students who contributed to extracurricular programming in their residences and through campus, community, and international organizations.

We appreciate all your hard work!

Sincerely,

(chajbrow)

Anna Duquaine (aduquain@indiana.edu)

HHC Extracurricular Programming

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