Our alumni are groundbreakers. Leaders. Game changers making a difference. And we're pretty proud of them.
For the next year, the College of Arts and Sciences will be celebrating the enduring legacies of our alumni — the contributions they have made to the university, in their communities, and in their professions. Join us as we begin to celebrate the thinkers, doers, and leaders through a host of online events and weekly alumni spotlights on the College's social media accounts.
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The College has amazing alumni. They're just incredible, and it's so fulfilling to hear about the things they're doing and how invested they are in changing the world for the better.
Rick Van Kooten, Executive Dean
Michael Weasner (B.S. '70, Astrophysics) received the Indiana University Bicentennial Medal for Astronomy Outreach in 2019. After a storied career in the Air Force and a stint in the aerospace industry, the IU alumnus now operates his own observatory and has teaches kids and adults about the importance of keeping our skies dark.
Katie Dieter (M.A. '09, Ph.D. '17, African American and African Diaspora Studies, M.A. '12, Gender Studies) is the associate director of African and African American studies (AAAS) at Stanford University, where she's passionately working at this monumental time to promote change and healing through the advancement of the vision and goals of AAAS programs.
Paul Musgrave (B.A. '04, History, Political Science) is an assistant professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he studies how American domestic policies affect U.S. foreign policy.
If you have any questions about our yearlong alumni celebration series, please e-mail Director of Alumni Relations Vanessa Cloe.
