Events
Upcoming Events
The chapter hosts numerous events throughout the year and our local Hoosiers always love to meet new alumni! To learn about upcoming events, please look at the chapter’s calendar and at the chapter’s announcements listed on our home page. We look forward to seeing you at the next event!
Social Events
The chapter holds social events such as happy hours and basketball and football game-viewing parties throughout the year. We also partner with CAN to participate in events such as the Big Ten Happy Hours. And we're always looking for new ideas! Contact Mike Doughty.
Community Service Events
The chapter organizes and participates in group community service events such as the 18th Street Clean Up and an afternoon at the Capital Area Food Bank. Contact Todd Cochran.
Cultural/Arts Events
The chapter's cultural events have included evenings at the Kennedy Center to see The Producers and Bolshoi Ballet, a Dupont Circle gallery walk, and wine-tasting events. Contact Glenn Sewell.
Chapter Events
The chapter organizes events such as the Student Send-off (summer), the Congressional Breakfast (spring), and receptions, in addition to monthly board meetings (open to the public—see calendar for next meeting date). We also often participate in D.C.-area events that are organized and promoted by IU Bloomington, like recruiting fairs, SPEA colloquia, and Indiana Day at the National Cathedral. Contact Nikki White.
Sporting Events
Thanks to the Nationals, D.C.-area Hoosiers have yet another fun way to meet each other! The chapter always tries to reserve a block of seats at the sporting events we promote, so you can hang out with your fellow alumni. Events we've hosted include Nationals, Orioles, D.C. United, and Capitals games. Contact Rich Leopold.
Neal-Marshall Club
An affiliate of the IU Alumni Association, this club was originally founded in 1980 to meet the needs of IU's African American alumni and to increase their participation in local and national IU alumni groups. Today the club's mission includes addressing the needs of African American students, faculty, and staff, as well as promoting the awareness of the history, traditions, and legacy of African Americans at IU. (The club is named for the first African American male and female graduates of Indiana University: Marcellus Neal, BA 1895, and Frances Marshall, BA’19. Check out the Neal-Marshall Alumni Club Web site for more info.) The Washington, D.C., Chapter of the IUAA has started our own club; check the chapter calendar for events information. Contact Patricia "Trish" Jones.