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Timothy Jerome Bryant, a 2011 graduate of Eastern High School (Pekin, IN), is a senior majoring in accounting at the IU Southeast School of Business. Bryant is a US Air Force Veteran who served as a Missile and Space Systems technician and was eventually promoted to an Air Force instructor until he was medically discharged. Immediately after service, Bryant worked as a specialist for the Disabled Veteran Outreach Program. In this role, he helped Veterans overcome barriers to employment such as homelessness, troubled backgrounds, and disabilities to obtain suitable and sustainable employment.

After assisting veterans for several years, he took his advice and pursued a college career. Bryant is now a father and strives to lead a legacy for his son to follow. Upon graduation, he plans to become an accountant, hoping to land a position with a local firm.

Dylan Curtis Mapp is a senior pursuing a bachelor’s in neuroscience. A native of Evansville, Indiana, Mapp has been heavily involved with student organizations on campus, including past president of the Student Government Association, participant in the Model United Nations, founder of “U Bring Change to Mind” and Sustainability Club, and advocate for better transportation solutions in the community. Mapp is currently a member of the Honors Program and a barista at the University Grounds coffee shop on the IU Southeast campus.

Following graduation, Mapp plans to attend graduate school to pursue a Ph.D. in Neuroscience to work on regenerative biotechnology in hope of cultivating brain tissue in a test tube.

Jadrian Morris is a senior who will graduate in December with a bachelor’s degree in business and a concentration in accounting. She is an alumna of Floyd Central High School.

While at IU Southeast, Morris worked as a receptionist in the Multicultural Student Center, fostering cultural awareness and inclusivity. She served as a tutor for business algebra, psychology, and economics, helping students succeed academically. Morris was also a supplemental instructor for her business algebra professor.

Morris’s leadership and academic excellence extended to her active participation in campus organizations, including the Accounting and Finance Club, Creativity Club, and Marketing Club. As a member of the Honors Program since her sophomore year, she showcased her research at the IU Southeast Undergraduate Research Conference. Additionally, she dedicated two years to serving as a Senator for the Student Government Association, where she contributed to enhancing student life.

Off-campus, Morris gained valuable professional experience as a finance and accounting intern at Humana, where she honed her skills in a corporate environment. Looking ahead, she plans to pursue her MBA at IU Southeast and aims to earn her CPA license to advance her career in accounting and finance.

Jade Mundy, a junior from Jasper, Indiana has loved her time at IU Southeast for the rich opportunities it has provided her. Citing the support of every staff member, every professor, and every Dean, Mundy feels empowered by her studies and how that will translate to a successful future. A psychology major with minors in criminology and communications, who formerly attended Northeast Dubois Jr./Sr. High School, Mundy is a student worker helping with campus events large and small, including graduation and IUS Fest. On the weekends, she works at the Sander Family Meat Market. She is also involved in the National Society of Leadership and Success. Mundy plans on completing her bachelor's degree in fall 2025, and then applying to IU Bloomington for their Education Specialist in School Psychology program to become a school psychologist.

Sellersburg native, Jenna Rogers, is a business student pursuing dual degrees in marketing and professional sales with plans to graduate in December. Currently, Rogers works at One Southern Indiana (1si) Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development as the Membership Coordinator Intern. On campus Rogers has been involved in Greek Life, the Honors Program, intramural sports. She enjoys participating in School of Business excursions, attending economic development and networking events.

Her post-graduation plans include becoming a business leader who can make a positive impact on the place she calls home. She would like to travel the world and experience new things, but will always want to come back to Southern Indiana. Rogers is passionate about community development and giving back to the people who helped raise her. Future plans will include returning to IU Southeast to earn an MBA.

New Albany senior, Natalie Stewart transferred to IU Southeast in the spring of 2022, quickly distinguishing herself for her academic and community service work. A biology major, with minors in chemistry, microbiology, and Spanish, Stewart plans to pursue a degree in medicine. On campus, Stewart is a physiology lab assistant, department tutor, and peer tutor. She has also been a member of the Christian Student Fellowship, a member of the IUS Pre-Med Society, an alumna of the Zeta Alpha chapter of Sigma Kappa and a lab assistant to Dr. Kent Edmonds helping research the hormonal regulation of the gastrointestinal and reproductive systems of the marsh rice rat. Off-campus, she is an emergency room technician at Baptist Floyd Health and a volunteer for Hosparus Health.

Stewart has already been accepted into the Indiana University School of Medicine and the Wake Forest School of Medicine.

Senior, Bailey Warner, of New Albany, Indiana is majoring in Organizational Communication. In addition to her studies and working at Texas Roadhouse, Warner has been an intern for Ceiba Vida International, a ministry based in Guatemala, serving the educational needs of young girls of Liberty Christian Academy. Warner and her mother, Jill spent four weeks in Guatemala this past summer contributing to staff development and the child sponsorship program as well as helping with the school’s social media channels.

Following graduation Warner plans to attend graduate school at IU Southeast pursuing a master’s degree in organizational communication and to work in the corporate world as an HR representative or Crisis Manager in Crisis Communication. She plans to maintain her internship with Ceiba Vida International helping to educate young girls in rural Guatemala, potentially pursuing a career with them full-time in fundraising, event planning/management, and nonprofit work.