Flutist in Finals, New Scholarship, School Counseling Publications
Flutist in Finals, New Scholarship, School Counseling Publications
IUP Now
TUESDAY: ACHIEVEMENTS
Flutist competes to perform with symphony; accounting and finance major earns new scholarship; faculty member publishes on school counseling; and more
In this black-and-white photograph from the 1960s, more than 100 people walk in a group down the center of a wet downtown street lined with stores

Fight for Civil Rights in Indiana

In the 1960s, IUP faculty members were at the forefront of a local fight for civil rights that brought about a scholarship fund for Black students, marches on Philadelphia Street, the integration of the community pool, and more. The late Edith Cord, a member of the Department of Foreign Languages at the time, detailed those efforts in her 2020 story, “Our Fight for Civil Rights in Indiana,” shared again in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
ACHIEVEMENTS
IUP senior Colleen Welsh will compete against five other finalists in the West Shore Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition on Saturday at Susquehanna University. The winner will perform with the symphony in May.
Accounting and finance dual major Matthew Levenson became the first student to receive a scholarship through the LaTarius and Pamela Spikner Foundation, recently established by Pamela Bowser Spikner ’98.
Matthew Nice, Department of Counseling, recently coauthored articles in the Journal of School Counseling on supporting students with autism spectrum disorders in their transition to college and on the use of Marcia’s identity status theory for career advising.
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