FSA is responsible for our area’s domestic violence shelter and related wrap-around services. The shelter serves women and children of several surrounding counties, all of which are located with Indiana University Kokomo’s service region. In collaboration with FSA, the campus hosts an annual combined event called the Angel Walk/Not On Our Campus, Not In Our Community. This event was developed jointly by FSA and our Office of Student Life as a fundraiser for the Shelter. The event includes a survivor story, a one-mile walk, and poster sessions by students. Over the past twelve years over $212,000 has been raised.

Science Rocks! is a free summer camp for middle-school students. Participants get to do exciting projects in biology, chemistry, and geology (with a focus on health-related issues). There are also activities in physics including building and launching rockets. All activities are led by IU Kokomo science faculty with help from student teaching assistants.

Robots created by students from 21 Indiana schools competed for objects on a simulated planet, bying for the inaugural Rover League Championship on the IU Kokomo campus. Approximately 200 students grade 7 - 12 designed, built, progrmmed and oprerated robots tocompete in the Rover Ruckus simulated planet exploration.  The tournament provides students thte oopportunity to how their technical skills, and encourage students inclined towards STEM field.s

The IU Kokomo School of Education and the School of Sciences partnered to bring STEM acivities to students from Elwood Haynes Elementry and Boulevard STEM Elementary Schools. Funded by a $20K Duke Energy grant, this program on the IU Kokomo campus served 244 students with 188 adults also in attendance.

The purpose of the event was to engage students and families in hands-on, fun learning activities in the STEM disciplines.

Youth ages 8-13 participate in a 3-day camp where they do activities and game play, coordinated by the IU Kokomo Women's Soccer Program,  to improve soccer skills.

Under the direction of IU Kokomo volleyball Coach Heather Hayes, this clinic helps participants improve game skills including setting, attacking and blocking, passing and defensive play.

Geared towards boys of all ages to improve their individual basketball skills. Led by Head Coach Eric Echelbarger and Assistant Coach Roosevelt Jones, fresh off their best season in school history. The coaches will teach the campers the skills used to help the IU Kokomo Men's Basketball team reach the Sweet Sixteen this past season.