Employment Data Employment Success Rate...... 16 Job Offer Information...... 17 Job Satisfaction Alignment to Career Goals Educational Requirements for Position Job Referral...... 19 Salary Information...... 20 Employment by Industry...... 21 Employment Locations...... 22 United States World Employers Hiring 2014 Graduates...... 23

3 Table of Contents, Continued

Graduate School Data Graduate School Admission Success Rate...... 28 Degree Program...... 29 Degree Type...... 31 Graduate School Acceptance Locations...... 32 United States World Graduate School Information...... 33

Employment and Graduate School Success Rates Overall Success Rate...... 37 National Success Rate Comparison...... 38 Overall Success Rate Comparison Success Rate by Destination Comparison Success Rates by Major...... 39

Internship Information Internship Information...... 43 Indiana Internship Providers...... 44 Domestic Internship Providers (excluding Indiana)...... 48 International Internship Providers...... 51

4 First Destination Report - May 2014 Introduction Each year the Career Development Center and Arts & Sciences Career Services surveys seniors from the College of Arts & Sciences regarding their post-graduation plans. The 2014 survey was rewritten upon receiving a new, standardized data collection process administered from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). To view NACE’s standards and protocols report, please follow this link.

The information collected through this project provides valuable insight into the wide variety of opportunities and resources available to graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences (the College), as well as challenges facing current graduates.

Questions about this report can be directed to Joe Lovejoy, Associate Director of Strategic Planning ([email protected]).

Survey Overview Methods Overview For the purpose of the first destination survey, graduates of the College were defined as undergraduate students enrolled in a degree program within the College who had applied for May graduation by April 11, 2014, 28 days prior to graduation ceremonies on May 9th. This definition produced a survey panel of 1,898 students.

Data were collected from the class of 2014 using an online survey instrument (Qualtrics). Students were invited to complete the survey through email from the survey instrument and from their academic advisor.

Upon adoption of the NACE data standards, data collection methods were amended to include both primary and secondary sources under the umbrella of “knowledge rate.” In addition to the primary sources, data was collected from parents, faculty, advisors, and social media outlets such as LinkedIn. This expansion of our methods increased our 2013 response rate of 78% to a knowledge rate of 93% for the May 2014 class, resulting in a 15% increase.

3% IU Database n=55

18% Social Media n=313 79% Qualtrics 93% n=1,397 Knowledge Rate n=1,765

8 First Destination Report - May 2014 Respondent Characteristics The illustrations below provide information on the genders and ethnicities of respondents. This information was imported into the survey based on institutional data and is not self-reported by survey respondents.

Gender

40.8% 59.1% n=775 n=1,122

Race/Ethnicity

White 77.8%, n=1,476

Non-Resident/Alien 7%, n=133

Asian 4.4%, n=84

Hispanic/Latino 4%, n=75

Black/African American 3.3%, n=62

Two or more races 3%, n=57

Native Hawaiian/Pacific 1%, n=1

American Indian/Alaska 1%, n=1

No value 5%, n=9

Survey Overview 9 Distribution of Post-Graduation Plans The illustration on the adjoining page represents student responses to the primary question of the survey:

“Which of the following best describes your primary status after graduation?”

There were 1,765 student responses to this question, creating the data set for Phase I. An additional 132 participants entered the survey and quit prior to responding to any questions. These students were not included in the data.

Overall, 38.5% (n=677) of students responded that they were employed full-time post-graduation, 26.0% (n=459) were admitted to graduate school, 13.0% (n=230) were seeking employment, and 8.0% (n=141) were not seeking employment or education at the time of survey completion. This data includes information from all phases of data collection. The adjoining diagram represents data from both phases of survey collection, and includes students who responded to the survey at least one time between April 14, 2014, and November 14, 2014.

10 First Destination Report - May 2014 4% Seeking Admission to Grad. School n=79 13% Seeking Employment n=230 38% Employed Full-Time n=677

8% Not seeking employment or education n=141

26% Enrolled in 7% Program of Employed Continuing Part-Time Education n=132 n=459 2% Participating in a Service/ Volunteer Organization n=30 1% U.S Military n=17

Survey Overview 11 Response Rate by Major The respondents represent a diverse array of majors from the College. 8.0% of student respondents graduated with a Telecommunications BA. 7.7% of respondents majored in Psychology BA, 7.0% in Economics BA, 6.8% in Biology BS, and 4.5% in English. 75 of the 78 majors represented on the survey had at least a 75% knowledge rate. Below, majors are listed alphabetically.

Knowledge Overall Panel Major # Graduates # Respondents Rate Rep. American Studies BA 3 3 100% 0.2% Anthropology BA 51 44 86% 2.7% Apparel Merchandising BS 72 69 96% 3.8% Arts Management BSAM 1 1 100% 0.1% Astronomy/Astrophysics BS 1 1 100% 0.1% Biochemistry BA 10 10 100% 0.5% Biochemistry BS 22 22 100% 1.2% Biology BA 64 58 91% 3.4% Biology BS 130 118 91% 6.8% Biotechnology BS 5 4 80% 0.3% Chemistry BA 16 15 94% 0.8% Chemistry BS 12 12 100% 0.6% Classical Civilization BA 2 2 100% 0.1% Classical Studies: Latin/Greek BA 2 2 100% 0.1% Cognitive Science BA 1 1 100% 0.1% Communication & Culture BA 74 73 99% 3.9% Comparative Literature BA 2 1 50% 0.1% Computer Science BA 10 10 100% 0.5% Computer Science BS 3 2 67% 0.2% Criminal Justice BA 85 82 96% 4.5% East Asian Languages & Cultures BA 1 1 100% 0.1% Economics BA 132 109 83% 7.0% Economics/Mathematics BA 4 3 75% 0.2% Economics/Political Science BA 4 4 100% 0.2% English BA 75 70 93% 4.0% Environmental Science BSES 5 5 100% 0.3% Fashion Design BA 4 4 100% 0.2% Fine Arts: History of Art BA 9 9 100% 0.5% Fine Arts: Studio Art BA 27 22 81% 1.4% Fine Arts: Studio BFA 16 14 88% 0.8% Folklore & Ethnomusicology BA 5 5 100% 0.3% French BA 5 5 100% 0.3%

12 First Destination Report - May 2014 Knowledge Overall Panel Major # Graduates # Respondents Rate Rep. Gender Studies BA 7 6 86% 0.4% General Studies BGS 57 54 95% 3.0% Geography BA 10 9 90% 0.5% Geography BS 2 2 100% 0.1% Geological Sciences BA 4 2 50% 0.2% Geological Sciences BS 8 8 100% 0.4% Germanic Studies BA 6 6 100% 0.3% History BA 70 63 90% 3.7% History/Afr Am&Afr Dias St BA 2 2 100% 0.1% Human Biology BA 17 17 100% 0.9% Human Biology BS 40 38 95% 2.1% Individualized Major BA 20 18 90% 1.1% Interior Design BS 21 19 90% 1.1% International Studies BA 18 17 94% 0.9% Italian BA 1 1 100% 0.1% Jewish Studies BA 5 5 100% 0.3% Linguistics BA 15 15 100% 0.8% Mathematics BA 13 13 100% 0.7% Mathematics BS1 10 10 100% 0.5% Mathematics BS2 18 18 100% 0.9% Mathematics/Economics BA 1 1 100% 0.1% Microbiology BA 5 5 100% 0.3% Microbiology BS 12 11 92% 0.6% Musical Theatre BFA 2 2 100% 0.1% Neuroscience BS 37 34 92% 1.9% Philosophy BA 7 7 100% 0.4% Physics BA 3 3 100% 0.2% Physics BS 13 13 100% 0.7% Political Science BA 88 80 91% 4.6% Political Science/Economics BA 3 3 100% 0.2% Psychology BA 146 138 95% 7.7% Psychology BS 61 57 93% 3.2% Psychology/Spch & Hear Sci BA 1 1 100% 0.1% Religious Studies BA 11 11 100% 0.6% Sociology BA 30 26 87% 1.6% Spanish BA 29 29 100% 1.5% Spch&HearingSci-Audiology BA 2 2 100% 0.1% Spch&HearingSci-Spch&Lang BA 63 57 90% 3.3% Speech & Hearing Sci/Psych BA 1 1 100% 0.1% Speech & Hearing Sciences BA 4 4 100% 0.2%

Survey Overview 13 Knowledge Overall Panel Major # Graduates # Respondents Rate Rep. SPHS: Audiology&Hearing Sci BS 2 2 100% 0.1% SPHS: Speech & Language Sci BS 6 6 100% 0.3% Statistics BS 2 2 100% 0.1% Telecommunications BA 152 146 96% 8.0% Theatre & Drama BA 20 20 100% 1.1%

14 First Destination Report - May 2014 Employment Data Employment Success Rate Survey data indicate that 54.8% (n=1,039) of graduating seniors were pursuing employment upon graduation. Of those students, 77.9% (n=809) secured employment by the time of six months post-graduation. The diagrams below provide more detailed information regarding respondents’ employment. 16% Employed Part-Time n=132

84% 809 Employed Students Employed Full-Time n=677 Full-Time or Part-Time

2% Freelance n=14 3% 2% Temp/ Entrepreneur 10% Contract n=16 Internship/ n=26 Fellowship n=75

Employment 83% Categories Traditional n=651

16 First Destination Report - May 2014 Job Offer Information Job Satisfaction Those students who indicated that they had secured full-time employment were asked to indicate their level of satisfaction with the job they secured. Due to the nature of the Liberal Arts and Sciences degree, it is common for students to enter occupations that are not directly related to their chosen undergraduate course of study. Therefore, satisfaction with job offer is believed to be a more accurate measure of successful placement than the relationship between major and job. The illustration below indicates that 80% of students who secured full-time employment were very satisfied or satisfied with the job offer they accepted.

Very Satisﬁed 41%, n=185

Satisﬁed 39%, n=175

Neither Satisﬁed 15%, n=65 Nor Unsatisﬁed

Unsatisﬁed 4%, n=18

Very Unsatisﬁed 1%, n=5

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100%

Alignment to Career Goals In the survey, respondents were asked to select a statement that best described their position in reference to personal career goals. This question was added to supplement data gathered from job satisfaction to create a multifaceted approach to measure successful placement. The illustration below indicates that 69% of respondents believe that their full-time position directly aligns with their career goals.

Directly Aligns 69%, n=310

Does Not Align 26%, n=117

No Career Goal 5%, n=22

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100%

Employment Data 17 Educational Requirements Each student was asked to share the educational requirement for the position they accepted. The illustration below indicates that 71% of respondents reported being employed in positions that required or preferred a bachelor’s degree.

Bachelor’s 56%, n=240 Degree Required Bachelor’s Degree Preferred 15%, n=66 No Education Required or Preferred 9%, n=38

High School 10%, n=42

Some College 6%, n=25

Certiﬁcate/Spec. Skill 4%, n=19

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100%

18 First Destination Report - May 2014 Job Referral The 2014 survey included a question focused on students’ use of job search strategies. Any student reporting that they had successfully secured a full-time position was prompted to respond to the following question: “In the space provided below, please tell us a little bit about how you found this position.” Responses to this question were analyzed and coded based on sets of common response themes. These themes were then organized into a list of categories, which are listed in the table below. Please note that all potentially identifying information was removed from the sample student responses to protect student confidentiality.

Student responses indicated that Online Research and Job Search Engines were the most common tool used to identify employment opportunities. This was closely followed by referrals from friends or family members and general professional networking.

Referral Type # Respondents % Respondents Online Research & Job Search Engines 59 19.6 Family Member or Friends 47 15.6 Networking (non-friend/family) 35 11.6 Arts & Sciences Career Services - Career Fair 32 10.6 Previously Interned with Organization 27 9.0 Previously Worked Part-Time (including lab, volunteer) 19 6.3 Arts & Sciences Career Services 16 5.3 Club/Office on Campus 11 3.7 Informatics Career Services 9 3.0 Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Career Services 8 2.7 Professor, Class, or Teaching Assistant 8 2.7 Previously Worked in Summer 8 2.7 Onestart, Email, Flyer, or Newsletter 6 2.0 Recruited/Referred 5 1.7 Entrepreneur 2 0.7 Employment Agency 2 0.7 Alumni Connections/Alumni Directory 2 0.7 Audition 2 0.7 Liberal Arts Management Program 1 0.3 Company contacted after finding resume on-line 1 0.3 Campus Program or Event 1 0.3

Employment Data 19 Salary Information

The illustration below represents data collected from respondents who reported their starting salary after accepting job offers. As indicated in previous administrations of the survey, students employed at graduation earn significantly more than students reporting employment 6 months post-graduation.

$40,260.98 Mean Salary $38,000.00

$32,821.65 Median Salary $30,000.00

$39,064.44 Overall $36,250.00

$0 $10000 $20000 $30000 $40000 $50000

At Graduation

6 Months Post-Graduation

20 First Destination Report - May 2014 Employment by Industry The list below provides information on the industries employing 2014 graduates. The wide variety of industries represented serves as evidence of the versatile nature of a liberal arts degree. While students are distributed somewhat evenly over the list of industries provided below, Sales was the leading industry for 2014 graduates with 12% (n=52) of graduates reporting that they secured employment in the industry. Sales was followed by Retail & Apparel (12%, n=51), and Bus., Finance, & Mgmnt (9%, n=40) which represent the second and third most common industries.

Analysis: Math Museums & Social Science, 1% & Stats, n=6 1% Libraries, n=4 1% n=6

Arts & Design, Journalism & Tourism & Event 5% n=23 2% Media, n=10 5% Planning, n=23

Bus., Finance, & Language & Writing & 9% Mgmnt., n=40 >1% Culture, n=2 1% Publishing, n=4

Comp. Sci & Law, Sales, 4% Info. Tech., n=17 8% n=17 12% n=52

Counseling & Life Science, Other, 3% Helping, n=12 2% n=9 8% n=35

Education, Marketing & 8% n=33 5% Public Rel., n=22

Entertain. & Non Profit & 3% Sports, n=12 2% Fundraising, n=8

Gov., Politics, & Performing Arts, 4% Pub. Service, n=16 2% n=7

Healthcare, Physical Science, 7% n=30 1% n=6

HR & Training, Retail & 1% n=4 12% Apparel, n=51

Employment Data 21 Employment Locations United States The illustration below provides an overview of employment locations for students receiving job offers during the first phase of the survey. Indiana was the largest employer of 2014 graduates with 49.0% (n=256) of graduates working in the state. Illinois (18.8%, n=98), New York (6.3%, n=33), and California (5.2%, n=27) represent the second, third, and fourth largest employers of College graduates.

4 2 2 3 12 33 1 4 1 (CT)

256 3 1 3 (NJ) 98 12 27 4 3 (MD) 2 5 3 3 5 (DC) 2 4 3 1 1 1 5 11 Employment 7

No Employment

World Of the students securing employment during the first phases of the survey, 2.6% (n=14) of students accepted job offers in countries other than the United States. The illustration below indicates the countries employing 2014 graduates with a corresponding list providing reported number of graduates employed in each country.

1 Canada 1 Denmark 1 Germany 1 Japan 1 Kenya 1 Spain 3 France Employment 5 China 526 United States of America No Employment

22 First Destination Report - May 2014 Employers Hiring 2014 Graduates

1st Source Bank Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Central Synagogue A Status Marketing Office Cerner Corporation AccuQuest Bass/Schuler Entertainment Chapman and Cutler, LLP Acquity Group Bath & Body Works Charles Schwab Actors Theatre of Louisville Baxter International, Inc. Charlotte Russe Adobe BCBGMaxAzria Chemietek, LLC Adrianna Papell Bedford Public Library Chicago Botanic Garden Advantage Health Solutions Behavior Analysis Center for Chicago Shakespeare Theatre Advocate Good Samaritan Hos- Autism Chico’s FAS, Inc. pital Ben Tamir Studios Chili’s Aerotek Benton County Probation China Press Agave Junction Cantina Big Red Liquors Chinese Language Institute, LLC Agricultural Bank of China Big Ten Network Chipotle AIT Worldwide Logistics, Inc. Birmingham Museum of Art Christian Clinic Akorn, Inc. Bloom Marketing Group Christie Vision Care Aldi Bloomingfoods Christie’s Art Auction House ALDO Bloomington Chiropractic Center Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Alexandra Kaehler Design Bloomington Country Club Circle K Convenience Stores Alfa Phlyt Productions Bloomington Drosophila Stock Cisco Systems, Inc. Allianz Global Corporate & Spe- Center Clark County Juvenile Detention cialty Bloomington Meadows Hospital Clifty Falls State Park Allstate Bloomington Police Department Coaches Aid Amazon Bloomington Transit CoatChex American Family Insurance Blueline Media Productions Coca Cola American Medical Association BMO Capital Markets Collaborating for Kids American Student Radio Boeckman’s Furniture & Floor Columbus Regional Hospital Americorps Vista Covering Command Transportation Ameripath Indiana Books-a-Million Community Hospital North Ameriqual Foods Boundary Ranch Community Presbyterian Church AMN Healthcare Boys and Girls Club Complete Care Anderson Miller, Ltd. BrightRoll Condé Nast Andrew Davis Clothiers Brinegar Eye Care Consequence of Sound Angie’s List Brothers Bar & Grill Convergys ArcelorMittal Brown County Winery Cook Medical Arnold Masonry BSA LifeStructurers Cook Pharmica Association of College Unions BSN Sports Cornerstone Autism Center International bswift CoStar Group AT&T, Inc. Burkie’s Drive in/Subshop Covance Athena Business Office Systems Turnkey Coyote Logistics Atlantic Council Facilities Services Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Author Solutions C.H. Robinson Creative Street Media Group AWS / Benchmark Human Ser- C.J. Banks Cru vices Camp Whitley Crystal’s Behavior Solutions AZiO Corporation Cardinal Fitness Culver Backhaul Direct, LLC Careington Cummins Badgley Mischka Cargill Corn Milling North Amer- Curbside Films Baltimore Symphony Orchestra ica Custom Cakes by Kendall Smith Bank of America Merrill Lynch Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Cutter Aviation Bankers Life and Casualty Com- Casa Grille D Ames Schuel Academic Center pany CDW Dairy Queen Barclays Bank of Kenya Celsus Laboratories Danish Institute for Study Abroad Barnes and Noble Center for Survey Research Decatur Township Barrett & Stokely, Inc. Centerstone Decorilla

Employment Data 23 Employers Hiring 2014 Graduates, Continued

Del Frisco’s Restaurant Group Five Seasons Family Sport Club Indiana Geological Survey Deloitte Consulting, LLC Fort Wayne TinCaps Indiana House Republican Cam- Democratic Congressional Cam- Fort Worth Teaching Fellows paign Committee paign Committee Fox 59 WXIN Indiana Member’s Credit Union Design Organization Fragomen Del Rey Bernsen & Indiana Memorial Union Diageo Loewy Indiana Public Health Association Dick’s Sporting Goods Freebie Indiana State Senate Digitas LBi Freedman Anselmo Lindberg, LLC Indiana University DiMassimo Goldstein Freelance Indiana University Admissions Discovery Communications Freelance Illustration and Design Indiana University Athletics DISH Network Freelance Gardening Indiana University Auditorium Disney World Funke Fusion Indiana University Business Law Distinct Engineering Solutions, GAP and Ethics Department Inc. Geico Indiana University Chinese Flag- Doctor Laser General Mills ship Center Donna Salyers’ Fabulous Furs General Motors Indiana University Communica- Dorfman Good Vines tions Department Dunes Learning Center Google Indiana University Department of E.W. Scripps Company Gray Talent Group Biology Eagle Creek Golf Club Green Key Resources, LLC Indiana University Department of Eagle Pointe Golf Resort Greenlawn by Design Chemistry Echo Global Logistics Greetings Indiana University Department of Eddie Borgo Groupon Geology Edelman Growing Places Indy Indiana University Department of Element Materials Technology Guys and Dollies Kinesiology Eli Lilly and Company Hacienda Mexican Restaurants Indiana University Department of Emosvino, Inc. Hanapin Marketing Psychology Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Harmony Education Center Indiana University Health Entertainment Studios Hartzell’s Ice Cream Indiana University Health Pathol- Environetics Group, Inc. Health Care Service Corporation ogy Laboratory Epic Systems Health City Indiana University Health Service Epsilon Heine Brothers Coffee Research Ernst and Young High Point Oil Company Indiana University Library Escuelas Catolicas Madrid Hightails Hideaway Indiana University Office of Inter- Eskenazi Health Hilltop Garden national Development Esun Culture Communication, LLC Hollister Co. Indiana University Office of Inter- Facebook Home Instead Senior Care national Services FactSet Research Systems, Inc. Homecare Homebase Indiana University Office of the Family & Children’s Center, Inc. Hoosier Crossfit Registrar Family Farm HOPE Christian High School Indiana University Parking Family Video Houston Ballet Indiana University Pediatric Farrell Group, Inc. HSBC Health Services Research Fat Atom HSN Indiana University Police Depart- FC Lighting HY Connect ment Feast Bakery Café IBI Group, Gruzen Samton Indiana University Press Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo- IEP Therapy Indiana University Radio Televi- ration Ifbyphone sion Services FedEx Office Image Matters, LLC Indiana University Recreational Fincannon & Associates Indiana Daily Student Sports First Federal Savings Bank Indiana Democratic Party Indiana University Residential First National Bank of Nebraska Indiana Department of Natural Programs and Services Fisher Investments Resources Indiana University School of Pub- Fitzmark Indiana Festival Theatre lic Health

24 First Destination Report - May 2014 Employers Hiring 2014 Graduates, Continued

Indiana University Student Cen- Liberty Mutual Insurance Monroe County Public Library tral LIDS Sports Group Montana Democratic Party Indiana University UITS LifeDesigns, Inc. More Lifestyle Management Indianapolis Department of Pub- Lighthouse Autism Center Mosaic Sales Solutions lic Works Limited Brands Mother Bears Insight Global Linguistic Data Consortium Motionwear Institute for Advanced Study Live Nation Entertainment Moven Institute for Science and Interna- Lively Arts at Montgomery Coun- Movie Package Company tional Security ty Community College MSCI, Inc. Interactions Corporation Load Delivered Logistics, LLC MSDSonline Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. Lohr Design, Inc. MTN Advertising International Business College & Lone Mountain Gymnastics and National Institute of Standards & Vet Tech Institute Swim School Technology iProspect Long Family Eye Care Neiman Marcus Ireland Home Based Services Longhorn Steakhouse Nestle Irish Lion Lowe’s News America Marketing Irvington Branch Library LUNA Language Services Nexus Tax Consultants IU Telefund Mack & Associates NN Ventures J.B. Hunt MacNeal Hospital NNPC J.P. Morgan Chase and Co. Macy’s, Inc. Nordstrom JCPenney Magnitude Marketing Agency Northern Trust Corporation Jiffy Treet, Inc. Marcello’s Northview Middle School Jimmyjane Marion County Drug Treatment Northwestern University Jobspring Partners Court Norton Museum of Art Jump It Market Dynamics Notre Dame Shakespeare Com- Kane, McKenna and Associates Markey’s Rental and Staging pany Kaspar Broadcasting Marsh Supermarkets NPH USA Kaztronix Mather’s Museum of World NPR KDC Culture O’Connor Casting Company Kellogg School of Management Mattingly Real Estate Investors OEC Business Interiors Kelly Services, Inc. Maxitile, Inc. Ogilvy and Mather Kentucky Equine Management McKendree University Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc. Internship McTigue Financial Old Navy Key Benefit Administrators, Inc. Mdwise, Inc. One World Catering & Events Kids Science Labs Mead Johnson Open Road Films Kilroy’s at the Dunnkirk Media Operations at IMG College Orrington Jewelers Kilroy’s on Kirkwood Mediafly, Inc. Owen County Court Services Kitchen Master Medical Protective Panera Kohl’s MetaVision Media Park Tudor School Kosair Children’s Hospital Michael Aram, Inc. Pearson Learning Solutions KP Pharmaceutical Technology, Michael Kors Penn Station Inc. Middle Way House Pentair KPMG Midtown Community Mental Pepsi Co. Kroger Co. Health Center Petco LA Galaxy Millennial Services Phyllis G. Bossin & Associates Lake Monroe Boat Rental Ministry of Education Pixel Dust Productions Lands’ End Mitsch Design Pixler Chiropractic Massage and Laurus Strategies Modern Luxury Wellness Layne Modus Design, Inc. PK Studios, Inc. Leading Insurance Group Mom365 PNC Legacy Learning Place Monroe County Community Porter County Juvenile Detention Legacy Marketing Partners School Corporation Portland Playhouse LGC Associates Monroe County Government Power Home Remodeling Group

Employment Data 25 Employers Hiring 2014 Graduates, Continued

PriceWaterhouseCooper Story Inn Universal Cable Productions Primrose Schools Studley University of Chicago Procter & Gamble Sundown Gardens University of Chicago Booth PSI Target School of Business Public Lives, Secret Recipes Teach for America University of Cincinnati Publisher Teaching Assistantship Program University of Colorado Denver R/GA in France University of Louisville Racop Law Offices, P.C. Techpoint Foundation University of Nebraska RAND Corporation Terlato Wines Untitled Entertainment Ray Skillman Discount Chevrolet Tetra Tech Upland Brewing Co. Reliance Global Logistics USA Texas Roadhouse Urban Initiatives Remax TGI Fridays Urban Johnnie Bar & Grill Restaurant Tgroup Productions US Bank Restoration Hardware The Advisory Board Company US Holocaust Memorial Museum Rewind Records The Big Ten Network USA Fireworks Rock Paper Scissors, Inc. The Bon Ton Stores, Inc. USA Track & Field Ross Stores The Catholic University of Amer- Valparaiso University Bookstore S.L. Fashions ica Varick Media Management Saeyae The Cincinnati Insurance Compa- Vera Bradley Saks Fifth Avenue nies Vera Wang San Francisco Federal Credit The Communication Group Verizon Wireless Union The Eiteljorg Museum of Ameri- Victoria’s Secret Scenic View can Indians & Western Art Vision Academy Scholars Inn Bakehouse The Fields Vision Solar Scotty’s Thr3e Wise Men Brewing The Finish Line W. W. Norton & Co, Inc. Co. The French Ministry of Education Wagstaff Worldwide Scout Showroom The Hartford Insurance Walmart Scribe America The International Center Walt Disney World Seals Ambulance Service The San Jose Group Water Polo Canada Sears Holdings Thomas Caterers of Distinction Weber Shandwick Secretly Canadian Thomas J. Pearson, Inc. Wells Fargo & Company Securitas USA Tina’s Traditional Old English Westchester Reform Temple SG Partners Kitchen WestPoint Financial Group Sherwin Williams Tiny Hero WFHB Silgan Closures Tommy Hilfiger WGSN Single Platform Touchstone Wellness Which Wich SISL Networks, Inc. Toyota White Lodgings Smithville Communications Tradeweb White Residential and Family SOAR Transition to Teacher Services SolomonEdwards Trialon Corporation Whole Foods Somo Global Triple XXX Family Restaurant William Morris Endeavor Enter- South Central Soccer Association Trunk Club tainment Southern Wine & Spirit Tulip Noir Wine and Canvas Southwest Conservation Corps TUMI Winthrop Capital Management Spark Hire, Inc. U.S. Department of Veterans Wrevel, Inc. Spencer Stuart Affairs WTIU Sprint UBS Investment Bank WTTS/WGCL SRG Recruiting UCSD Yelp SRRN Games UM Worldwide YMCA Starbucks Coffee Company Uniform Market Youth Villages State Farm Union for Reform Judaism State of Indiana Uniqlo Stone Research Services United Talent Agency

26 First Destination Report - May 2014 Graduate School Data Graduate School Admission Success Rate Survey data indicate that 30.7% (n=538) of graduating seniors were seeking graduate school admission upon graduation. Of those students, 85.3% (n=459) secured admission before the conclusion of survey data collection.

15% Not yet enrolled in Graduate School n=79

538 Students Pursued Graduate School Admission Upon Graduation

85% Enrolled in Graduate School n=459

28 First Destination Report - May 2014 Degree Program The following list provides information on the degree programs pursued by students who confirmed their acceptance into programs or continuing education.

Degree Program # Students Degree Program # Students Acting 1 Computer Science 1 Advertising 1 Counseling 2 African Studies 1 Counseling and Personnel Services 2 Agricultural Economics 1 Counselor Education 1 Anthropology 2 Criminal Justice 1 Applied Economics 1 Criminology 1 Arts Administration 1 Cuisine and Pastry 1 Arts Journalism 1 Dental Surgery 20 Athletic Administration 1 Dentistry 3 Audiology 3 Divinity 1 Biochemistry 2 Economics 3 Biochemistry- Molecular Biophysics 1 Education 4 Biological Anthropology 1 Education- Elementary 1 Biological Engineering 1 Education- English 1 Biology 6 Education- Secondary 4 Biomedical Sciences 2 Education- Social Studies 1 Biotechnology 2 Education- Special & Elementary 1 Business Analytics 1 Environmental Science 3 Cancer Biology 1 Epidemiology 1 Cellular and Integrative Physiology 1 Fashion Design 1 Chemistry 4 Forensic Psychology 1 Child and Adolescent Development 1 Forest Ecology 1 Chiropractic 1 Genetic Counseling 1 Clinical Laboratory Science 1 Geography 1 Clinical Mental Health Counseling 4 Geology 1 Clinical Psychology 3 Global Health 1 Cognitive Neuroscience 1 Health Psychology and Sport 1 Cognitive Psychology 2 Psychology Comedy 1 Higher Education Administration 5 Communication Disorders 4 Hispanic Linguistics 1 Communications 2 History 1 Computational and Systems History- Ancient Language 1 1 Biology Acquisition Hospitality 1 Computational Linguistics 1

Graduate School Data 29 Degree Programs, Continued

Degree Program # Students Degree Program # Students Human Computer Interaction Performance Studies 1 3 Design Pharmacy 4 Human Genetics 1 Philanthropic Studies 1 Human Resource Management 1 Philosophy 2 Immunology 1 Physical Chemistry 1 Industrial/Organizational 1 Physical Therapy 2 Psychology Physician Assistant Studies 7 Information Systems 2 Physics 3 Integrative Neuroscience 1 Physiology 1 International Affairs 1 Podiatric Medicine 2 International Business 1 Political Science 1 Islamic Studies 1 Project Management 1 Journalism and Mass 1 Communication Public Affairs 2 Law 65 Public Health 2 Law- Corporate Liability 1 Recreation Administration 1 Law- Criminal 2 Russian Language 1 Law- Health Care 1 School Psychology 4 Law- Sports 1 Small Animal Medicine 1 Library and Information Science 4 Social Work 15 Linguistics 1 Sociology 1 Speech Language and Hearing Marketing 1 3 Sciences Marriage and Family Therapy 2 Mathematics 6 Speech Language Pathology 31 Mechanics 1 Sports Science 1 Medical Family Therapy 1 Statistics 1 Technical Entrepreneurship and Medical Sciences 2 1 Management Medicine 55 Telecommunications 2 Neuroscience 2 Nursing 9 TESOL 1 Occupational Therapy 3 Urban Planning & Policy 1 Optometry 10 Veterinary Medicine 1 Organic Chemistry 1 Paleoanthropology and Paleolithic 1 Archaeology Pathologists’ Assistant 1

30 First Destination Report - May 2014 Degree Type 5% 2% All Others Doctor of n=27 Optometry n=10 42% Master’s Degree 3% n=178 Certificate Program 5% n=12 Second Undergrad Degree 429 n=20 Students provided 5% degree type information Doctor of Dental Surgery n=20 9% Doctor of Philisophy n=37 16% Juris Doctorate 13% n=70 Medical Doctor n=55 Degree Type # Students % Students Master’s Degree (M.A., M.S., Etc.) 178 41.5 Juris Doctorate (J.D.) 70 16.3 Medical Doctor (M.D.) 55 12.8 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Ed.D., Etc.) 37 8.6 Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.) 20 4.7 Second Undergraduate Degree 20 4.7 Certificate Program 12 2.8 Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) 10 2.3 Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) 4 0.9 Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) 4 0.9 Non-Degree Seeking 4 0.9 Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) 3 0.7 Doctor of Dental Medicine (D.M.D.) 3 0.7 Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) 2 0.5 Doctor of Pediatric Medicine (D.P.M.) 2 0.5 Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) 2 0.5 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.) 2 0.5 Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) 1 0.2

Graduate School Data 31 Graduate School Acceptance Locations Of the 459 students that reported enrollment in a program of continuing education, a total of 442 students provided graduate school location information. The statistics below were calculated using the reported location of the 442 survey question respondents.

United States The illustration below provides an overview of the domestic locations of graduate schools that respondents reported being admitted to in all three phases of the survey. The state of Indiana was the most common graduate school destination for 2014 graduates at 55.9% (n=241). Illinois (9.7%, n=42), Massachusetts (3.9%, n=17) and New York (3.9%, n=17) represent the second, third, and fourth most common graduate school destination states for 2014 graduates.

2 1 1 17(MA) 8 17 5 1 (RI) 2 (CT) 241 2 16 1 42 5 (DC) 16 4 1 1 9 8 2 6 4 1 2 1 2 8 Attendance 1

No Attendance

World Of the students planning to attend graduate school during any of the three phases of the survey, 2.5% (n=11) of students plan to attend graduate school in countries other than the United States. The illustration below indicates the countries where these schools are located and the corresponding list provides the reported number of graduates attending7 graduate school in each country.

1 Brazil 1 China 1 France 1 Hong Kong (S.A.R.) 2 Canada 2 Republic of Korea 3 United Kingdom Attendance 431 United States of America No Attendance

32 First Destination Report - May 2014 Graduate School Information The following is a list of graduate schools that admitted May 2014 graduates.

Adler School of Professional Psychology Indiana University, Master of Physician American University Assistant Studies Ball State University Indiana University, McKinney School of Law Belmont University, College of Law Indiana University, Northwest Boston University Indiana University, School of Dentistry Boston University, School of Dental Indiana University, School of Education Medicine Indiana University, School of Informatics Boston University, School of Law and Computing Brandeis University Indiana University, School of Medicine Brown University Indiana University, School of Nursing Butler University, College of Pharmacy and Indiana University, School of Optometry Health Sciences Indiana University, School of Public and Case Western Reserve University Environmental Affairs Catholic University of America Indiana University, School of Social Work Chinese University of Hong Kong Indiana University, South Bend Claremont Graduate University Indiana University-Purdue University Columbia Law School Indianapolis Columbia University Indiana University-Purdue University Cornell University Indianapolis, Lilly Family School of David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA Philanthropy DePaul University Indiana University-Purdue University DePaul University, College of Law Indianapolis, School of Nursing Dominican University Indiana Wesleyan University Duke University Ivy Tech, School of Nursing Duke University, School of Law John Marshall Law School Durham University Le Cordon Bleu Edward Via College of Osteopathic Lincoln College of Technologies Medicine Logan University, College of Chiropractic Emory University Loyola University Chicago Florida Atlantic University Loyola University Chicago, School of Law Florida State University Marian University Fontbonne University Marian University, College of Osteopathic George Washington University Medicine Georgetown University Marian University, School of Nursing Gonzaga School of Law Marquette University Harvard University Marquette University, Law School Hebrew Union College, Jewish Institute of Marquette University, School of Dentistry Religion Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hofstra Law Medical College of Georgia Illinois State University MedQuest College Improv Olympic Miami University Indiana State University Michigan State University Indiana University Michigan State University, College of Law Indiana University Bloomington, Maurer Mount Sinai, Icahn School of Medicine School of Law New England Law Boston Indiana University, Bloomington New York College of Podiatric Medicine Indiana University, Kokomo New York University

Graduate School Data 33 Graduate School Information, Continued

Northwestern University Optometry Northwestern University, Feinberg School University of California, Davis of Medicine University of California, Irvine Pacific University University of California, Los Angeles Parsons, The New School University of California, San Diego Pennsylvania State University University of California, Santa Barbara Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics University of Chicago Purdue University University of Chicago, Loyola Purdue University, Krannert School of University of Cincinnati Management University of Cincinnati, College of Quinnipiac University Medicine Resurrection University University of Colorado, Boulder Rosalind Franklin University University of Colorado, Denver Rush University University of Dayton School of Law Sacred Heart University University of Denver Saint Louis University University of Glasgow Saint Michael’s College University of Illinois at Chicago Saint Xavier University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Seoul National University University of Indianapolis Simmons College University of Kansas Simon Fraser University University of Kentucky Southern Illinois University University of Kentucky, College of St. Louis University Dentistry Stanford Law School University of Louisville Stanford University University of Louisville, Louis D. Brandeis Syracuse University School of Law Syracuse University, S.I. Newhouse School University of Louisville, Medical School of Public Communications University of Michigan Temple University, Beasley School of Law University of Michigan, Michigan Law Texas A&M University School Texas Woman’s University University of Minnesota The George Washington University University of Missouri Biochemistry The John Marshall Law School University of North Carolina The Ohio State University University of North Texas The Ohio State University, College of University of Notre Dame Medicine University of Oregon The Ohio State University, College of University of Rochester Pharmacy University of South Carolina Thomas Jefferson School of Law University of Southern California Tiffin University University of Southern Indiana Tufts University, School of Dental Medicine University of Tennesse Universidade Federal do Parana University of Texas at Dallas University College London University of Texas, Austin University Incarnate Word Rosenberg University of the Cumberlands School of Optometry University of Utah University of Alabama University of Virginia, School of Law University of Arizona University of Wisconsin, Madison University of California, Berkeley University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point

34 First Destination Report - May 2014 Graduate School Information, Continued

UNT Health Science Center Valparaiso University Valparaiso University, Law School Vanderbilt University Virginia Tech Washington University in St. Louis West Virginia University Western Carolina University Western Illinois University Western New England University, School of Law Xavier University Yeshiva University, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Yeshiva University, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

Graduate School Data 35 Employment and Graduate School Success Rates Overall Success Rate The following charts display the overall post-graduation success rate for 2014 graduates. The illustration provides the success rates based on the responses to the first question of the survey. Refer to page 11 to see all response options for student’s first destination following graduation. Using this method of calculation, 82.5% (n=1,457) of students had successfully reached their intended post-graduation plan by six months after graduation.

78.8% n=856 Employment Success Rate Employment includes the following survey response options: Full-time employment, part-time employment, participating in a volunteer or service program, and serving in the U.S. military.

85.3% n=459 Graduate School Success Rate Graduate School includes the following response options: Enrolled in a program of continuing education.

82.5% n=1,457 Overall Success Rate Overall Success includes the following response options: Full-time employment, part-time employment, participating in a volunteer or service program, serving in the U.S. military, enrolled in a program of continuing education, taking a gap year, and not seeking employment or continuing education at this time.

Employment and Graduate School Success Rates 37 National Success Rate Comparison To bring the success rates described in this report into a national context, data were compared to statistics gathered by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). NACE is the leading source of information on the employment of the college graduates and annually reports employment data from nearly 2,000 colleges and universities across a variety of metrics. More information about NACE can be found on their official website.

Overall Success Rate Comparison The graph below compares the overall success rate data from the 2014 First Destination Survey results with data collected and reported by NACE regarding the national success rates of the Class of 2014. The data provided by NACE comes from 98 institutions (85 baccalaureate-granting) and includes a sample of 66,629 students (64,624 bachelor’s degree graduates).

College of 82.5%, n= 1,457 Arts and Sciences

NACE 79.4%, n= 66,629

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Success Rate by Destination Comparison The following table compares success rates by first destination as reported by respondents of the 2014 First Destination Survey with national data collected and reported by NACE.

College of Arts and First Destination Sciences NACE % Difference Employed FT 35.6% 52.9% -17.3% Continuing Ed 26.0% 16.8% 9.2% Still Seeking 0 10 17.5%20 30 40 50 60 70 80 9018.7%100% -1.2% Not Seeking 8.0% 1.9% 6.1% Employed PT 5.8% 7.3% -1.5% Fellow/Internship 3.7% 2.3% 1.4% Self-Employed 1.7% 4.0% -2.3%

38 First Destination Report - May 2014 Success Rates by Major The list below provides a breakdown of Employment Success Rate (SR), Graduate School Admission Success Rate, and Overall Success Rate for each major represented by respondents. The Overall Success Rate is calculated using the same method presented on the previous page. Majors are listed in alphabetical order. Data for those majors with fewer than 10 respondents were intentionally removed and reported as “-” to protect participant confidentiality. Respondents Rate Response FT Employed School Graduate Seeking Employment PT Employed Gap Year Seeking Graduate School Service/Volunteer Program Military Non-Respondent # Student Total Successes SR OVERALL

Afr Am & Afr Diaspora St BA 1 100% ------American Studies BA 5 100% ------Anthropology BA 48 87% 12 7 9 8 7 3 2 0 7 36 75% Apparel Merchandising BS 69 96% 55 2 5 5 1 1 0 0 3 63 91% Arts Management BSAM 1 100% ------Astronomy/Astrophysics BS 1 100% ------Biochemistry BA 10 100% 1 6 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 70% Biochemistry BS 22 100% 5 13 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 20 91% Biology BA 58 91% 23 17 4 2 6 5 1 0 6 49 84% Biology BS 118 91% 15 64 9 4 20 5 0 0 12 104 88% Biotechnology BS 4 80% ------Chemistry BA 16 94% 1 10 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 14 88% Chemistry BS 12 100% 4 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 12 100% Classical Civilization BA 4 100% ------Classical Studies: Latin/Greek BA 3 100% ------Cognitive Science BA 2 100% ------Communication & Culture BA 90 99% 51 8 16 9 2 2 2 0 1 72 80% Comparative Literature BA 1 50% ------Computer Science BA 14 100% 9 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 13 93% Computer Science BS 2 67% ------Criminal Justice BA 111 97% 42 30 13 8 7 3 2 5 3 95 86% East Asian Lang & Cult BA 16 100% 5 5 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 12 75% East Asian Studies BA 4 100% ------Economics BA 123 84% 61 19 25 4 4 4 3 0 24 94 76% Economics/Mathematics BA 4 80% ------Economics/Political Science BA 4 100% ------English BA 84 94% 33 16 15 11 3 2 3 0 5 67 80% Environmental Science BSES 5 100% ------Fashion Design BA 4 100% ------Fine Arts: History of Art BA 13 100% 6 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 69%

Employment and Graduate School Success Rates 39 Success Rates by Major, Continued Respondents Rate Response FT Employed School Graduate Seeking Employment PT Employed Gap Year Seeking Graduate School Service/Volunteer Program Military Non-Respondent # Student Total Successes SR OVERALL

Fine Arts: Studio Art BA 30 88% 12 0 10 4 1 1 2 0 4 19 63% Fine Arts: Studio BFA 14 88% 4 0 2 5 3 0 0 0 2 12 86% Folklore & Ethnomusicology BA 5 100% ------French BA 18 100% 4 5 0 6 1 1 1 0 0 17 94% Gender Studies BA 10 91% 5 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 8 80% General Studies BGS 54 95% 28 5 8 5 1 5 0 2 3 41 76% Geography BA 11 92% 2 2 1 3 0 1 0 1 1 9 82% Geography BS 2 100% ------Geological Sciences BA 4 67% ------Geological Sciences BS 8 100% ------Germanic Studies BA 10 100% 4 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 10 100% History BA 83 92% 27 25 8 4 11 3 0 2 7 72 87% History/Afr Am & Afr Dias St BA 2 100% ------Human Biology BA 17 100% 6 3 0 1 3 2 0 1 0 15 88% Human Biology BS 38 95% 7 18 1 1 7 3 1 0 2 34 89% Individualized Major BA 19 90% 11 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 17 89% Interior Design BS 19 90% 15 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 16 84% International Studies BA 21 95% 8 3 3 3 3 0 1 0 1 18 86% Italian BA 1 100% ------Jewish Studies BA 6 100% ------Linguistics BA 22 100% 5 7 2 2 3 1 1 1 0 19 86% Mathematics BA 19 100% 5 8 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 16 84% Mathematics BS1 10 100% 2 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 90% Mathematics BS2 18 100% 5 7 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 13 72% Mathematics/Economics BA 1 100% ------Microbiology BA 5 100% ------Microbiology BS 11 92% 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 91% Musical Theatre BFA 2 100% ------Near Eastern Lang & Cult BA 9 100% ------Neuroscience BS 34 92% 5 18 3 1 3 2 1 1 3 29 85% Philosophy BA 14 100% 2 6 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 12 86% Physics BA 3 100% ------Physics BS 13 100% 5 5 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 13 100% Political Science BA 110 92% 35 32 19 2 7 4 7 3 10 87 79% Political Science/Economics BA 3 100% ------Portuguese BA 1 100% ------Psychology BA 159 94% 49 46 25 11 13 12 2 0 11 122 77%

40 First Destination Report - May 2014 Success Rates by Major, Continued Respondents Rate Response FT Employed School Graduate Seeking Employment PT Employed Gap Year Seeking Graduate School Service/Volunteer Program Military Non-Respondent # Student Total Successes SR OVERALL

Psychology BS 57 93% 17 17 5 3 9 5 1 0 4 47 82% Psychology/Spch & Hear Sci BA 1 100% ------Religious St/Philosophy BA 0 0% ------Religious Studies BA 20 100% 8 1 1 4 2 1 3 0 0 18 90% Slavic Languages and Lit BA 4 100% ------Sociology BA 34 89% 8 14 5 2 1 1 3 0 4 28 82% Spanish BA 60 98% 11 18 7 8 10 3 2 0 1 50 83% Spch & HearingSci-Audiology BA 2 100% ------Spch & HearingSci-Spch&Lang BA 58 91% 8 38 3 2 2 5 0 0 6 50 86% Speech & Hearing Sci/Psych BA 1 100% ------Speech & Hearing Sciences BA 4 100% ------SPHS: Audiology & Hearing Sci BS 2 100% ------SPHS: Speech & Language Sci BS 6 100% ------Statistics BS 2 100% ------Telecommunications BA 167 97% 99 11 32 15 4 3 1 0 6 132 79% Theatre & Drama BA 23 100% 12 4 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 21 91% 13

Employment and Graduate School Success Rates 41 Internship Information Internship Information The following survey question was used to gather information on the number of internships completed by graduates. Follow-up questions collected information on internship site, location, and name.

“Think back to your time as an IU student. From the day you took your first class on campus to now, how many internships did you complete? For the purpose of this survey an internship is considered to be any position you held where you worked at least 10 hours a week for at least two consecutive months in a field or industry related to your career interests.”

The illustration below provides an overview of the number of completed internships and internship site locations reported by May 2014 graduates. Survey data indicates that 41% (n=637) of respondents did not complete any internships, and 59% (n=901) of respondents completed at least one internship. Of the internship site and location information 62% (n=834) of internships occurred with organizations within the state of Indiana, 30% (n=396) occurred domestically in states other than Indiana, and 8% (n=104) occurred abroad. 2% 2% Four Five+ Internships Internships 7% n=32 n=27 Three Internships n=105

19% Two Internships 59% n=293 Participated in at Least One Internship n=901

29% One Internship n=444

Internship by Location

30% 62% 8% n=396 n=834 n=104

Internship Information 43 Indiana Internship Providers On the following pages, lists of reported internship site locations for sites within Indiana, domestic sites outside of Indiana, and international sites are provided. Internship sites locations are listed in alphabetical order.

A Formal Affair Cantaloupe, LLC Fine Tune Consulting Accent on Business Cardinal Stage Company Firebelly Marketing AccessAbilities Carl Lamb & Associates First Farmers Bank and Trust Adult Daily Living Center Carroll County Community Center Company Advanced Dental, LLC CBRE, Inc First Federal Savings Bank Africa Today Center for American Progress FitzMark, Inc AllHoosiers Centerstone Flaherty and Collins Properties American Senior Communities Central Oxygen, Inc FlipSwitchPR, LLC Americans for Prosperity Charlotte Russe, Inc Fluor Corporation Ameriqual Group, LLC Children’s Organ Transplant FORUM Credit Union Andrew Davis Clothiers Association Fowler State Bank Andry Medical Services Children’s Therapy Clinic France Park Animalia, Inc. Clay County Prosecutor’s Office Franciscan Alliance, Inc Anthem, Inc College Internship Program Franklin County Community Artistic Media Partners CollegeFashionista, LLC Foundation, Inc Athens Social Media Colts, Inc Franklin County Prosecutor’s August Road LLC Community AIDS Action Group of Office Autism Treatment Center of South Central Indiana Gaines Internship America Community Hospitals of Indiana, Garden Villa Health Barsumian Law Inc Girls Incorporated Bartholomew County Courthouse Community Justice and GlobeMed Bart’s Water Sports Mediation Center Goodman Campbell Brain and Batesville Services Inc Conexus Indiana Spine Baxter Healthcare Corporation Congressional Office of US Greene County Superior Court BCBG Max Azria Group, LLC Congressman Todd Young Greg Knott for Monroe County Bell Aquaculture LLC Cook Group Incorporated Council Campaign Bell Trace Health & Living Creative Street Media Group Growing Places Indy Best Life Home Care, LLC D. D. Scott Hamilton County Parks and Big Shoulder Digital Video DD Decor Women’s Fashion Recreation Bloomington Community Radio, Boutique Harlan Laboratories, Inc. Inc Deaconess Health System Harley Davidson, Inc Bloomington Economic District 10 Pro Bono Project Heaven Sent Preschool Development Corporation Downstairs Cabaret Theatre Hendricks Regional Health Bloomington Meadows Hospital Dr. Dennis R. Bailey DDS Herkert Family Eye Care Bloomington Playwrights Project Dr. Tavel Optical Group Holon Publishing Bloomington Restoration, Inc. Dream Careers, Inc Home Instead, Inc Bloomington Winter Farmers Eiteljorg Museum Hoosier Crossfit Market Eli Lilly and Company Hoosier Eye Doctor™ Blue Ace Media, LLC Emmis Communications Houston Family Dentistry Blue Horseshoe Solutions, Inc Corporation Howard County Historical Society Bluebird Employment Plus HSBC Group Blueline Media Productions ETC For The Home Huelskamp & Huelskamp P.C. Boys and Girls Clubs of America Everytown for Gun Safety Action Hunt Big Sales Brentwood Meadows Fund IDO Incorporated Bridges Preschool Exodus Refugee Immigration Incentive Supply, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Exterior Home Improvement, Inc Incrediplex LLC Brown County Community Family Vision Care Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Foundation Fanning/Howey Associates, Inc. Commission Brown County Probation Farmstead Veterinary Service PC Indiana Chamber of Commerce Department Federal Bureau of Investigation Indiana Democratic Party Butler Family Dental Feeding Friends Indiana Department of Education

44 First Destination Report - May 2014 Indiana Internship Providers, Continued

Indiana Department of Energy and Matter IU - Global Center Environmental Management IU - Center for Sexual Health IU - Herman B. Wells Center for Indiana Department of Workforce Promotion Pediatric Research Development IU - Center for Survey Research IU - Hieftje Laboratory Indiana Gaming Commission IU - Center for the Study of IU - Hillel Center Indiana General Assembly Global Change IU - Hilltop Gardens Indiana Geographic Information IU - Center on American and IU - Hirtlab Council Global Security IU - Hudson & Holland Scholars Indiana House Republican IU - Ceramics Department IU - Hurely Lab Campaign Committee IU - Cognition and Action IU - Hutton Honors College Indiana Ice Neuroimaging Lab IU - Indiana Alzheimer Disease Indiana Legal Services, Inc IU - Cognitive Development Lab Center Indiana Oral & Maxillofacial IU - College of Arts and Sciences IU - Indiana Daily Student Surgery Associates IU - Communications IU - Indiana Memorial Union Indiana Review IU - Computational Cognition and IU - Indiana Public Media Indiana School for the Deaf Learning Lab IU - Infant Communication Lab Indiana State Museum IU - Computational Cognitive IU - Innes Lab Indiana Statistical Consulting Neuroscience Laboratory IU - Intensive Freshman Seminar Center IU - Criminal Justice Department IU - Jeffrey Elmendorf Laboratory Indiana University IU - Curt Lively Laboratory IU - Keith Clay Lab Indiana University Health IU - Dennis Peters Research IU - Kelley Creative Services Indiana University-Purdue Group IU - Ken Mackie Lab University Fort Wayne IU - Department of Biology IU - Krannert Institute of Indiana Wesleyan University IU - Department of Chemistry Cardiology Indianapolis Zoo IU - Department of Criminal IU - Lennon Lab IndieU Justice IU - Liberian Collections INPIRG IU - Department of Economics IU - Linda Smith Cognitive Intern Queen Inc IU - Department of English Development Lab IPFW - Archaeological Field IU - Department of Math IU - Lively Lab School IU - Department of Medical IU - Mackie Lab IU - Adaptive Behavior Cognition Sciences IU - Malcolm Winkler Lab Lab IU - Department of Molecular and IU - Math Learning Center IU - Albert Research Lab Cellular Biochemistry IU - Mather’s Museum of World IU - Alumni Association IU - Department of Physics Cultures IU - Archaeology Laboratory IU - Department of Political IU - Montooth Lab IU - Archives of African American Science IU - Moyle Lab Music and Culture IU - Department of Psychological IU - Office of Admissions IU - Art Museum and Brain Sciences IU - Office of International IU - Asian Cultural Center IU - Department of Psychology Development IU - Athletics Department IU - Department of Sociology IU - Office of Latino Affairs IU - Auditorium IU - Department of Speech and IU - Office of Student Ethics IU - Autism Screening Lab Hearing Sciences IU - Office of Sustainability IU - Beggs’ Lab IU - Department of IU - Office of the Vice Provost IU - Bever Lab Telecommunications IU - P-16 Research and IU - Biocomplexity Institute IU - Department of Theate, Collaboration Center IU - Bookstore Drama, and Contemporary Dance IU - PACE IU - Bradford Woods IU - Episcopal Campus Ministry IU - Pervasive Health Information IU - Bradshaw Lab IU - First Year Experience Technology Lab IU - Career Development Center IU - Geological Survey IU - Physics IU - Cary Lai Research Lab IU - Glenn A. Black Laboratory of IU - Police Department IU - Center for Exploration of Archaeology IU - Political Science Department

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IU - Press Joe Donnelly Senate Campaign Monroe County History Center IU - Radio Television Services John Hamilton for Mayor Monroe County Humane IU - Rebec Lab John Waldron Arts Center Association IU - Rec Sports John Wiley & Sons, Inc Monroe County Justice Building IU - Research and Technology Jubilee Monroe County Probation Corporation JWM Neurology Department IU - Research Experience for Kaspar Broadcasting Co Inc Monroe County Prosecutor’s Undergrads (REU) Keynote LLC Office IU - Residential Programs and Kilroy’s Bar and Grill Monroe Hospital Services Kingsway Community Care Morrison Media and Marketing IU - Retail Studies Organization Center Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard IU - School of Dentistry Kohl’s Corporation Murphy, Ice, and Koeneman LLP IU - School of Informatics and Krieg DeVault, LLC Muslim Alliance of Indiana Computing Krista Detor National Office Furniture IU - School of Medicine Kroll National Park Service IU - School of Optometry LaGrange Publishing Company Naval Surface Warfare Center IU - School of Public Health Lake County Sheriff’s Neighborhood Christian Legal IU - ServeIT Department Clinic IU - Shaffer Internship Program Lake Monroe Boat Rental, Inc Niemeier Eyecare Inc. IU - Simon Cancer Center Summer Lakeshore PAWS Noble Research Program Lakeview Manor Nordstrom, Inc IU - Singing Hoosiers Land O’ Lakes Sure-Tech Notre Dame IU - Slavica Publishers Laboratories Notre Dame - Snite Museum of IU - Sociological Research Larry Ladig Photography + Film Art Practicum Lawrence County Prosecutors Oaklawn IU - Sociology Department Office Ocular Biology Research Group IU - Speech & Hearing Sciences Lawrence County Public Old Navy Department Defender’s Agency Olympia Media Group IU - Speech Perception Lab LeadJen Organizing for Action (Organizing IU - Sport Show Legacy & Varin Property for America) IU - Student Alumni Association Management Services Osmon Chiropractic Center IU - The Kinsey Institute Lelia’s Cleaning Services Parkview Health IU - Theatre Liberty Mutual Insurance Pediatric Speech Language IU - Training Research and Live Nation Entertainment, Inc Solutions Implementation in Psychology Living Jerusalem Project People and Animal Learning Lab Living Root, Inc Services Inc IU - UITS Local Growers’ Guild PepsiCo IU - Union Board Lopez Law Office Phanomen Design IU - Victorian Studies LPL Financial Planned Parenthood IU - Vocal and Communication Lutheran Health Network PolicyStat, LLC Development Lab MainSource Bank Porter Health Care Systek IU - Wells Center for Pediatric Marion County Coroner’s Office Priority Ambulance Research Marketing Motivators ProudToParent IU - Workshop in Methods Media Mix Communications Psi Iota Xi IU - Zelhof Lab Mediaworks Advertising Agency Public Broadcasting Service IU - Zooarchaeology Lab Middle Way House Purdue Extension IU Health Bloomington Hospital Milestones Clinical and Health Purdue University Jackie Walorski for Congress Resources Racop Law Offices, P.C. Jarden Corporation MillerCoors LLC Radio One, Inc Jasper County Superior Court MiraVista Diagnostics Raymond Wong Family Dentistry Jewish Community Relations MOKB Presents Red Barn Summer Theatre Council Monroe County Court Reed Design Firm

46 First Destination Report - May 2014 Indiana Internship Providers, Continued

Relevance Therber and Brock and Rent the Runway Associates, Inc Rewind Records Timmy Global Health River Valley Repertory Theatre Todd Young for US Congress Roche Diagnostics Tracks Rock Paper Scissors, Inc. Trained Eye Arts Center, Inc RSTV Trinity Free Clinic Secretly Canadian Tri-state Orthopedics & Sports Senior Helpers Medicine Shambaugh, Kast, Beck and Turner Valentine, LLP Williams, LLP Union for Reform Judaism Sheaff Brock Investment United States Air Force Advisors, LLC United States Senate Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital United Way of America Silk Road Institute Incorporated University of Chicago Smithville Communications University of Notre Dame Snappening, LLC Upashion Soapy Soap Company Upland Brewing Co. South Central Community Action US Department of Veterans Program Affairs SproutBox Management, Inc Vera Bradley Sales, LLC St. Joseph’s Healthcare System Volunteers in Medicine St. Mary’s Health Systems Walker Dixon Orthodontics St. Paul Catholic Center Walter R. Hagedorn II, Attorney St. Vincent Health at Law Stayin’ Alive Franklin County LLC Wayne County Historical Museum Stone Belt WBWB-FM Summit Research Network White County Community Swiss Re Group Corrections Talking Time Learning Center WildCare Inc. Target Corporation WisdomTools TED WISH-TV Textbook Painting WIUX The American National Red Cross WNDU-TV The Children’s Museum of WonderLab Museum of Science, Indianapolis Health and Technology The Coca Cola Company WTTS-FM The Earth House Collective YMCA of the USA The Finish Line, Inc Young Americans for Liberty The Greater Bloomington Zimmer Custom-Made Packaging Chamber of Commerce Zimmer, Inc. The Herald-Times The Niche Boutique The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company The Organization of American Historians The Ryder Magazine The South Bend Clinic The Surgery Center of Indianapolis, LLC Theatre of the People

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105.7 WROR Intervention GasPedal 4th Row Films Central City Opera Gecko Trading Co Inc Adobe Systems Incorporated Central Trust and Investment General Electric Adrianna Papell, LLC Company Georgia Regents University AEO Management Co. Chicago Shakespeare Theatre on Gold-Eagle AFS Intercultural Programs, Inc Navy Pier Good Men Project Aircraft Electric Motors Chico’s FAS, Inc Grasshoppers Distribution AKIRA Children’s Defense Fund Gray Talent Group Alaska SeaLife Center Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Hammock Point Alexian Brothers Medical Center Inc. Hanesbrands, Inc Allowance for Good Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Hantz Group Alpinestars Medical Center Havi Global Solutions American Heart Association, Inc City Sounds of NY Hays Companies American Medical Association Clearbrook Heartland Bank and Trust Co. Ameriprise Financial, Inc CME Group Inc. Helmut Lang anthropologie, Inc COACH, Inc. Holland & Knight LLP Appalachia Service Project, Inc Cognizant Ventures LLC Hotline Showroom ARM Limited Complete Surface Technologies HSN, Inc Aspect Ratio Concepts TV Productions Humanitarian Service Project Attucks Asset Management, LLC Condé Nast ICM Partners Audiology Specialist, LLC Connie Cooper Designs IMS Health Incorporated Avatar Associates, Ltd CoolHunt Inc. Independence Blue Cross Barsumian Law Coskata, Inc Integrated Respiratory Solutions Battery Dance Company Cox Media Group InterFaith Conference of BCR Events Cray Huber Horstman Heil & Metropolitan Washington Big Ten Network VanAusdal LLC International Marble & Granite BigMachines, Inc Credit Suisse Securities USA LLC International Mission Board BKV Crepini, LLC J. Mendel, Inc Bloomington Playwrights Project Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ) Jewish Family and Children’s Blue Star Camps Dana Rebecca Design Services BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois Daniel J. Edelman, Inc. Jewish United Fund blueStone Staffing Solutions Democratic Congressional JLA Limited BMO Harris Bank N.A. Campaign Committee Joey Showroom Bonnie Atlas Showroom Diageo Joliet Area Historical Museum BPMW Agency Digitas LBi JP Morgan Chase & Co. Brad Schneider for Congress Dormify Karma for Cara Foundation Campaign DTZ KCETLink Brentwood Communications Dylan’s Candy Bar Kennedy Law Associates International Inc. Emory Healthcare Keshet Briggs and Stratton Enterprise Rent-A-Car Key Mortgage Services, Inc. Broadway in Chicago enzee boutique Knapheide Manufacturing Brynn Capella Inc. Ernst & Young Global Limited Company Business Office Systems Esposito Design Associates, Inc Kohl’s Corporation Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC Facets Multimedia Konica Minolta Business Camp Lee Mar, Est Fincannon & Associates Solutions, U.S.A. Inc Camp Say (Camp Our Time) Firearms Records Bureau (MA) Kral Real Estate Cars.com Fluid Music, Inc La Grange Business Association CBS - The Late Show with David Fox Entertainment Group, Inc Lake of the Woods Family of Letterman Free Stream Media Corp Camps CBS Local Media Full Moon Features Lakeview Solutions CBS News Funny or Die, Inc. Leggy Bird Designs Center for Behavioral G4 Media, LLC Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC

48 First Destination Report - May 2014 Domestic Internship Providers (excluding Indiana), Continued

LIFT Obama Organizing Fellowship Simon Casting Limited Stores, LLC Office of Senator Daniel Social Media Beast Lions Gate Entertainment Inc Squadron Spark Hire, Inc. Loop Capital Holdings, LLC Office of the Attorney General of SRRN Games Luminescence Media Group, NFP Kentucky St. Christopher’s Inc. Macy’s, Inc Olive Group North America St. Jude Children’s Research Magnetrol International, Inc. Outback Therapeutic Expeditions Hospital Major League Soccer Park District Staff International Making Milestones Patrick Doherty Stage 773 Making of a Mogul, LLC Pentair Starcom MediaVest Group Mark Shale Perkins Eastman Architects Starwood Hotels and Resorts Market Dynamics LLC Phyllis G. Bossin & Associates Worldwide, Inc Marquette Bank Pilkington North America, Inc. Starworks Group Martha Stewart Living PIRA Energy Group Sterling National Bank Omnimedia, Inc Pollstar! Live Steve Madden Mattel, Inc PR Consulting Student Conservation Association Mavco Insurance Agency, Inc Pratt Institute Suits Your Belly MDE School Prevent Child Abuse America Summer Medical and Dental Medix Staffing Solutions Procter & Gamble Education Program at Duke Memorial Healthcare System Proenza Schouler University Merlin Media, LLC Providence Hospital Suzuki Music Schools of Westport Merrill Lynch, Inc Pulmonary Hypertension and Orange Metropolitan Housing Coalition Association Swope Auto Group Modern Luxury Ralph Lauren Media LLC Tarrant County (TX) Courts Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Ramapo for Children, Inc Tata Consultancy Services Mount Sinai Hospital RE/MAX Holdings, Inc Technology Marketing Mountjoy Chilton Medley Religious Action Center Corporation Myouterspace.com Ripken Baseball Tegu NASA Roar LLC Teton Gravity Research Nate Berkus Associates Ross Stores, Inc The Catholic Catalogue National Immigrant Justice Rough Diamond Productions The Chicago Bar Foundation Center Roxy The Delaware Nature Society National Science Foundation Rugged and Fancy The Evangelical Lutheran Church Nationwide Mutual Insurance Rush University Medical Center in America Company Ryan Partnership The Fresh Air Fund NBCUniversal Media, LLC Ryder Magazine The Learning Gym USA Neiman Marcus S.L Fashions The LINGUIST List New York State Senator Jeffrey Santa Fe Institute The Maritime Aquarium at Klein Savills Studley, Inc Norwalk Next Step Ministries Scott Harner and Company The Public Defender Service for North Carolina State University Seahold LLC DC Northeastern Illinois University Sears Holdings Corporation The San Jose Group Co. Northern Virginia Association of Shakespeare Dallas The Speech Garden Institute Realtors Shedd Aquarium The Surf Channel Northwestern Oral and Shedler & Cohen LLP The Walt Disney Company Maxillofacial Surgeons, PC Shepherd Center The Workum Fund Numantra Shore Mortgage Theory NYC Department of Education Showroom Seven Third Coast Capital Advisors LLC Summer Arts Institute Siegal College Thrillist NYC School Construction Siemens AG Tiny Hero Entertainment Authority Silver Pictures TJX Companies Inc. Oak Valley Center Silvercup Studios Tommy Hilfiger Licensing LLC

Internship Information 49 Domestic Internship Providers (excluding Indiana), Continued

Top Box Foods Systems, Inc Total Quality Logistics YMCA of the USA Tradeweb Markets, LLC Youth Villages Trunk Club Yves Saint Laurent TSG Consulting LLC Zeno Group Twin Towers Trading Inc. UBS UMB Financial Corporation United States House of Representatives United States Senate University Bridge University of Chicago, Booth School of Business University of Colorado - JILA University of Illinois University of Michigan University of Rochester University of Texas Houston Medical School University of Washington - Human Photonics Lab Untitled Entertainment Uplift Studios Urban Outfitters Urban Strategies, Inc. Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Vanderbilt University Verve Insanely Healthy Viacom, Inc Vidiots Vi-Jon Village of Northbrook Fire Administration Wake Family Law Group Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Washington University in St. Louis Weill Cornell Medical College Wells Fargo Corporation West Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner WGN-TV Wheaton Police Department Wilkenfeld Speech Clinic William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, LLC Wind Dancer Films Windy City Pin Up Photography Yakima Valley Hearing and Speech Center Yanfeng USA Automotive Trim

50 First Destination Report - May 2014 International Internship Providers

Argentina Sino-Ocean Land Holdings Russian Federation Argentine Network for Limited Language Link Russia International Cooperation (RACI) Suntime Madres de Plaza de Mayo TianYi International Hotel Senegal Reach the World Yifeng U.S. Department of State - Yihan Communication Embassy Austria Democratic People’s IES Abroad South Africa Republic of Korea United Planet Brazil Korean Broadcasting System GOL Linhas Aéreas Spain The Boston Consulting Group Germany Apartment Barcelona Dynamic Logistic Consulting AG IES Abroad Chile (DL CON) Save the Children Federation, Inc CEA Global Education HELIOS Kliniken GmbH Selftising Health Studies Program Nordex SE Ministry of Finance The American National Red Cross Ukraine Pontifical Catholic University of Kharkov Collegiate Private School Chile Haiti UniCredit Group Family Health Ministries China United Arab Emirates Agricultural Bank of China India Bates Pan Gulf (BPG) Group Limited HDFC Asset Management Ernst & Young Global Limited Asia Media Company Ltd. HSBC Group Bank of China India Infrastructure PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Beijing Normal University Tata Consulting Services, Ltd Beijing ZJS Express Co., Ltd United Kingdom Changsha JuChuang Electronic Ireland Academy of Ideas Ltd Technology Co., Ltd The Educational Company of Freelance Film Production China Service Mall Ireland Green Party of England and China Sunergy Europe GmbH Wales Commonwealth Bank of Australia Italy Operation Smile ABN American Academy in Rome Parliament - House of Commons Datong Mental Health Institute Arena del Sole de Bologna Place2Be Dongwu Hospital Davines SignHealth DTW Logistics GmbH University of Bologna Skylark Communications Ltd. Thumbs Up Productions Hainan Airlines Kazakhstan Haitong Company Co. Ltd US-UK Fulbright Commission Hilizi Newspaper Regional Diagnostic Center Wonderland Events Industrial and Commercial Bank Mexico Wriglesworth Consultancy of China (ICBC) Centro De Esperanza Jone Lang LaSalle, IP, Inc. United Republic of Mediasky Communication, ltc Tanzania Republic of Korea Creative Solutions Center National Theatre Company of BIC Group Zanzibar China Daishin Securities Premier’s Tea Limited HanilCan Company, Ltd Qingdao Euro Auto Parts Co., Ltd Monami Co. Ltd Quam Securities Company Ltd National Fusion Research Quanzhou Longsheng Trading Institute Company Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Schuler Trading GmbH Standard Chartered Bank Shenyang Mental Health Center SIL International

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