Clarence not only completes his work assignments but also manages the painting projects on Campus utilizing student workers. Clarence treats every task with professionalism, finds opportunities to have teaching moments, and is always upbeat while doing it. IUN is lucky to have Clarence Green on the job. You will see his recent project of Raintree Hall soon if you haven't already.

I am very proud to call James Wallace my colleague. He is a kind and intelligent person who provides guidance on issues of diversity and equity. James is also an intellectual and has the energy to involve all students, staff, faculty, and administrators in much needed programs that address issues of prejudice and discrimination. James is a great listener and has served as a mediator in many instances in which disagreements or misunderstandings led to an escalation of conflict between students and faculty. I applaud James' professionalism, kindness, and greatness and I wish him a productive and bright year 2021.

Beth is such a great advocate for our students, as the  Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. But she always goes way beyond that. Beth is kind and caring. She works to resolve many different issues that our students may be experiencing. She leaves no stone unturned. And beyond everything else, Beth approaches all that she does with a smile. I have had many students reference their encounters with her and state that they felt like they are special, based upon her direct but caring approach.

Mary is a intelligent, compassionate, tireless, cheerful, competent, and steady administrator supporting every student and faculty member in the college of arts and sciences. Her knowledge of IU systems, procedures, and people make her the go-to source for information and support. In addition to here sizable job duties, she has been known to volunteer for the theatre and other campus events. Her work in support of Dean Hoyert's leave of absence has kept the College of Arts and Sciences in good order.