Executive Vice President and Chancellor
IU Bloomington
Indiana University Bloomington seeks a bold and visionary leader to serve as its new chancellor. In concert with IU’s strategic plan, the chancellor will have an exceptional opportunity to lead the flagship campus and advance the institution’s national and global presence.
With authority over all campus operations such as budget, student affairs, and enrollment, this leader for the Bloomington campus will partner with the campus community to foster increased faculty participation in campus decision-making and prioritize communication on initiatives and challenges to the campus. The chancellor will work closely with President Pamela Whitten and university administrative leadership to ensure richer engagement with IU Bloomington students, faculty and staff.
Based at the IU Bloomington campus, the chancellor reports directly to the president, serves as executive vice president on the president’s cabinet, and oversees the Office of the Provost.
Listening Sessions
Faculty, students and staff are invited to attend a listening session to help inform the search for IU Bloomington's Chancellor.
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Potential candidates must apply through IU’s executive search partner, Isaacson, Miller, using the Apply button above.
Confidential inquiries can be directed to Isaacson, Miller.
Search Committee
- Co-Chair: David Daleke, Dean, Indiana University Bloomington Graduate School; Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Health Sciences; Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, IU School of Medicine
- Co-Chair: Danielle DeSawal, Clinical Professor, School of Education; President, Bloomington Faculty Council
- Jen Berry, University Director for First Generation and Low/Limited Income Student Support; Co-chair, IU Bloomington Staff Council
- Jason Dudich, Interim Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer
- William Hetrick, Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences
- Patrick Hopkins, Professor and Vice Dean, Kelley School of Business
- Nashuba Hudson, Graduate Student, Maurer School of Law; Editor-in-Chief for the Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
- Wendy Leutert, Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures, Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies
- Chad Lochmiller, Associate Professor and Department Chair of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
- Charlie Nelms, Vice President Emeritus for Institutional Development and Student Affairs, and Chancellor Emeritus of IU East
- Diana Ojeda, Professor of Geography; Director of Commons Governance Program
- Logan Paul, Senior Lecturer of Informatics
- Bernice Pescosolido, Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Founding Director of Indiana Consortium for Mental Health Services Research, Founding Director of Irsay Institute for Sociomedical Sciences
- Denzil Ross, President, IU Health South Central Region
- Amanda Rutherford, Associate Professor, O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs
- Scott Shackleford, Provost Professor of Business Law and Ethics, Kelley School of Business; Executive Director, Ostrom Workshop; Director, Ostrom Workshop Program on Cybersecurity and Internet Governance; Executive Director, Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research (CACR)
- Marietta Simpson, Distinguished Rudy Professor of Music, Jacobs School of Music
- I. India Thusi, Professor of Law; Charles L. Whistler Faculty Fellow; Senior Scientist, Kinsey Institute
- Cooper Tinsley, Student Body President, IU Student Government
Page updated: August 2024
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