Storytelling is one of the most important ways we connect as human beings. This practice is even more vital during the COVID-19 pandemic, as we keep physically distant from one another to stop the spread of this deadly virus. We have so many stories to tell in any year and this time is no different. This issue of Foundations is full of stories illustrating human connections we are making with each other and our community.
A message from the Chancellor Read more stories from this issue
As the nation and our community struggle to make sense of racial inequities, police brutality and social injustices, IU South Bend faculty, staff and alumni are creating and nurturing initiatives to foster meaningful dialogues and create awareness on campus and in their communities around these very difficult, divisive issues.
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Moira A. Dyczko, Director of Alumni RelationsGreetings and welcome to our updated Foundations site! This summer, or possibly even last fall, you may have been awaiting the arrival of your next issue of Foundations. I know waiting isn't easy, but good things are worth the wait. We’ve been busy taking this time to review and refocus Foundations to tell the stories you want to hear.
Read the full letter from the DirectorWe are always looking for fresh ideas to cover in the magazine. Contact us if you’d like to give feedback, suggest a story idea, or contribute a feature article.
Writing guidelinesShare your story–we mean it when we say: keep in touch! Let your classmates know what you’ve been up to and submit a class note.
Notes from this issueWe are always looking for fresh ideas to cover in the magazine. Contact us if you’d like to give feedback, suggest a story idea, or contribute a feature article.
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