Parker-Powell IU Student Government Student Activism Scholarship

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Students can have an extraordinary, positive impact on political, social, and academic issues at IU Bloomington. The Parker-Powell IU Student Government Activism Award celebrates a student leader who has helped make a positive change on the campus environment, impacting all students. Income from your gift to this endowed fund will sustain these scholarships for future generations.

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Parker-Powell IU Student Government Student Activism Scholarship

Office of Student Life

Students can have an extraordinary, positive impact on political, social, and academic issues at IU Bloomington. The Parker-Powell IU Student Government Activism Award celebrates a student leader who has helped make a positive change on the campus environment, impacting all students. Income from your gift to this endowed fund will sustain these scholarships for future generations.

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Students stage an anti-war protest during then Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s visit to campus in 1967

Named in honor of the late William Powell (IU Student Government President '48-49) and Keith Parker (IU Student Government President '70-71), the Parker-Powell IU Student Government Student Activism Award acknowledges and supports a student leader with a scholarship to celebrate the positive impact they have had on the campus climate at IU Bloomington.

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Keith Parker, IU Student Body President '70-71

The biggest difference you make in your life is to make a difference in the life of someone else.

Keith Parker IU Student Body President, 1970–71

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Please note, the name and purpose of the fund displayed on this page constitute the authorized description of the fund by the Indiana University Foundation, Inc. Your gift supports the fund as described herein.

This account is an endowment. Your gifts to this fund will be invested in perpetuity to provide annual income to support the purpose of the account. Per Indiana University Foundation, Inc. policy, endowment accounts which do not ultimately become fully funded at the required minimum through pledges/gifts will be converted to an expendable account supporting the same purpose as the original endowed fund.