The Syllabus Statement for Title IX has been updated to reflect the current contact information. Please see the Syllabus Statement webpage and the Syllabus Template.

For quick reference, the update is replacing the third paragraph of the syllabus statement on "Title IX – Sexual Misconduct" with the following:

As Responsible Employees, all faculty, staff and administrators of the University community (except those noted above) are not considered confidential resources and are required to report incidents of sexual misconduct to the University Title IX Coordinator. The University will work with complainants to protect their privacy by sharing information with only those who need to know to ensure that USI can respond and assist. For a full list of resources, support opportunities, and reporting options, contact Chelsea Keaton, the University Title IX Coordinator, at 812-464-1703 or Dameion Doss, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, at 812-464-1835. Additionally, you may email the office at title.IX@usi.edu or stop by the Title IX office located in the Wright Administration Building, Forum Wing, Suite 171.

Learn about the different primary sources, UASC research guides, and the University Archives with Rice library University Archivist Jennifer Greene. 

The staff of the David L. Rice Library invites the USI community to its virtual Lunch and Learn Workshop Series. These 30-minute workshops will teach participants about different library topics that can be useful! For more information, email Peter Whiting, Scholarly Communication Librarian.

You are invited to participate in the 6th annual Celebration of Teaching & Learning Symposium. The Symposium focuses on improving student learning, academic success, and curriculum in higher education. It provides opportunities to share teaching and learning efforts as Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) or Teaching Practice works. 

The program will provide you with opportunities for learning, sharing, and interacting with participants through a keynote session presented by Dr. Tina D. Bhargava (Kent State University), a student panel session, SoTL presentations, and lightning presentations/ discussion sessions.