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Cast: Check My Campus 51

Cast: Check My Campus 51

Cast: Check My Campus 51

Cast: Check My Campus 51

http://TheBoaters.TV First: Capt. William Kidd ship remains found? Next: BoatTest Reports. Moving on: Buying boating binoculars. Next: Julie's stocking stuffers. Profile Pick: Capt. Ben Coulter

http://TheBoaters.TV First: Capt. William Kidd ship remains found? Next: BoatTest Reports. Moving on: Buying boating binoculars. Next: Julie's stocking stuffers. Profile Pick: Capt. Ben Coulter

Interview with Katie Warren, a senior of IU Southeast, who is a member of The LeaderShape® Institute IU. "My mom kind of opened my eyes to the benefits of staying in-state … you can really connect with where you come from. … If you go to a state university, then you're here the whole time and you're still growing your identity as a member of this area … you're not out of touch with what's going on."

Interview with Teresa Santos, a junior of IU South Bend, who is a member of Government Association "One of my dreams is to … have an art center in the middle of South Bend … where there are working studios that students as well as the art faculty from the area universities can [use] … This would be something that would help students get out there and get their work shown; it would help them get their name known; it would give them a place to work for a year or two after they graduate."

Interview with Katie Ditzler, a senior of IPFW, who is a member of Newman Catholic Fellowship. "I have definitely become more confident, and I think that's a huge skill that anyone needs. I took a lot of organizational and leadership classes my sophomore year, and they kind of taught me how to, you know, speak up I feel if I reflect confidence, then my patients will be more relaxed and calm."

Interview with Barb Hall, a junior at Indiana University Kokomo who is a member of Phi Sigma Sigma. "Our philanthropy is the National Kidney Foundation, and the National Kidney Foundation sponsors [the U.S. Transplant Games] every two years. ... So we went down there in June of 2006, and we volunteered for three days and got to meet just an amazing group of people. They were so strong, and just to see their love and their heart and their will to survive was just amazing."

Interview with Mike Cooper, a senior at Indiana University Fort Wayne who is an Ambassadons member. "My future goal is to one day become a dentist. IPFW has really helped me meet that goal because I feel like I got a really good education here at IPFW. I thought I put a lot into it, and, you know, I had great professors, a lot of good classes I think it's prepared me well to go into dental school and then go into dentistry."

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Interview with Ivan Blount, a senior at Indiana University South Bend who is president-elect of the Student Government Association. "Friends, faculty, the support, the love and drive … There's a sense of determination, you can feel it, and just passion that some people have that's unparalleled. And I know it will be there in the real world when I graduate, but it'll have a different reality to it."

Interview with Aaron Williamson, a senior at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne who serves as president of the Student Government Association. "One of my main interests would be social justice … I think IPFW has really helped me in … just their focus on diversity on campus. Seeing how it's actually implemented in an institutional setting really shows that, one, it can be achieved; and two, you get to kind of reflect on their policy decisions and see the benefits and the drawbacks and then modify those for your own efforts."

Interview with Jelling Lai, a graduate student at Indiana University Bloomington who serves as the diversity coordinator for the School of Public and Environmental Affairs. "One of my favorite things about being here is how, even though it's a fairly small town — at least for me because I grew up in the cities — it has a lot of diversity within itself. I think that's great in a sense that people of different interests, of different cultures, can come and still find their niche here by sort of looking towards people who share the same experiences or similar interests."

Interview with Adam Pozza, a junior at Indiana University Bloomington who serves as president of the Residence Halls Association. "I'm really not sure what path I want to take with my major quite yet — I'm still trying to figure out that — but I think IU has allowed me to do the searching that I needed to do so that when I graduate I am able to select a career path that is most suitable for me."

Interview with A.D. King, a sophomore at Indiana University Bloomington who serves as president of the Board of Aeons. "I've been watching football games in Memorial Stadium since I've been in a stroller. I have strong family ties to IU — I have grandparents, parents, and siblings who attended here — and I guess firsthand I got to hear the stories … Initially I was looking outside of the state of Indiana, at other schools, but as it came time to make my college decision, it became increasingly clear that IU is a world-class university. It offered everything that I wanted."

Interview with Thanzeela Mohideen, a sophomore at Indiana University Northwest who serves as vice president of the Student Government Association. "I chose to attend IU Northwest because it's close to home — I mean, I get to be by my family and still study at the same time, so, I mean, it was a good choice for me. And then they have a good education — a good medical school."

Interview with Natasha Eldridge, a junior at Indiana University East who serves as president of the Student Events Team. "A couple years ago I went on an alternative spring break trip to New Orleans. I was the leader of that. I organized it, wrote a grant for it, and we went down and cleaned up five houses. We gutted all of it, we took everything out, and we got to meet a couple of the people. And they were … really thankful that we came down to do it."

Interview with Myles Grote, a senior at Indiana University Bloomington who serves as the chief operating officer of Circle of Life. "Circle of Life is basically built on one main pillar, which is professionalism. With all the outside relationships that we have with … sponsors, it's very important that all Circle of Life members maintain a keen sense of professionalism, because we don't want [the sponsors] to feel like they're dealing with students … we want them to feel that they're dealing with a professional organization."

Interview with Lynn Watthanapha, a senior at Indiana University Northwest who serves as president of the Student Alumni Association. "I would like to go into pharmacy school and become a pharmacist, and I think that IU has a really good science core that just helps prepare me for what I want to do."

Interview with Payal Shah, a doctoral student at Indiana University Bloomington. "I started cycling when I came to IU and have met this wonderful group of women who are all somehow affiliated with IU, and we've started kind of cycling together quite a bit. And so that's been a way that, through IU, I've been able to kind of broaden my peer associations and get to see parts of the state that I would never get to see, biking through it."

Interview with Felix Marquez, a freshman at Indiana University South Bend who serves as president of the International Student Organization. "After working in Washington, D.C., in the metropolitan area... for like five years in a nonprofit and working with the community and being involved with the community and having a lot of activities, I decided I needed a break — and what better break than to go to school?"

Interview with Pat Shifley, a senior at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. "If I got nothing else, if I didn't get a diploma, I would be okay, just with the people I've experienced and met. I've met so many people that have touched my life … in so many ways."

Interview with Amy Knepp, a junior at Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus who serves as secretary of the Student Council. "One of my biggest future goals is definitely to be an elementary teacher, and I would like to be in administration in elementary schools... Certainly being a student here and being a part of all the different organizations has helped me to feel more confident about myself and more confident of my future and know that I can make it happen and I can achieve my goals."

Interview with Erin Datteri, a graduate student at Indiana University Bloomington who serves as graduate assistant for the Student Alumni Association. "People in my cohort in my program have been incredible. They're my new family. ... I came out to Indiana without knowing anyone. So these people are my family out here, you know, that I count on, so definitely that is what I'll miss the most. It's just been such a great environment to work in."

An interview with Martin Charnin.

Interview with Dashiell Voorhees, a junior at Indiana University Bloomington who serves as films director of the Indiana Memorial Union Board. "Angelo Pizzo -- the writer of 'Rudy' and 'Hoosiers' -- we were able to bring him back and show his film and do a Q and A. My committee members were even able to have dinner with him and ask him questions about making 'Rudy' and 'Hoosiers' and talk about being from Indiana. Indiana has great cultural value, even though some people don't even know."

Senior Executive Producer Mr. Julian Erskine discusses the genesis of Riverdance as a seven-minute television spot filler, its indelible mark on the collective psyche of the Irish, and how we all win by being inclusive.

Justin Braboy-Hapner, Indiana University Theatre alum, discusses his “rule of thirds” in navigating a successful career in dance and what it is like to work with the amazing Ms. Twyla Tharp.