Honorary degree recipients

Enberg, IUB
Dick Enberg, an IU alumnus who has become one of the nation’s most prominent sports broadcasters, was the Bloomington commencement speaker.( For Enberg’s IUB commencement address, IUB 2002 commencement audio broadcast and more on this year’s graduation ceremonies, go to this Web site: http://www.indiana.edu/~ceremony/

Enberg received an honorary doctor of humane letters degree, one of 12 honorary degrees that IU conferred on six campuses.

Other honorary degree recipients:

 

Delbruck, IUB	Jones, IUB	O'Barr, IUB	Selton, IUB

IU Bloomington: Jost Delbruck, professor of law and former president of the University of Kiel in Germany, doctor of laws degree; Scott Jones, chairman and CEO of Escient Technologies, doctor of science degree; Jean Fox O’Barr, a leader in the establishment of women’s studies and former editor of Signs, the premier journal in the field, doctor of humane letters degree; and Reinhard Selten, the 1994 recipient of the Nobel Prize in economics, doctor of laws degree.

 

Hardin, IUPUI	Price, IUPUI

IUPUI: the Rev. Boniface Hardin, founder and president of Martin University, doctor of humane letters degree; and Hugh B. Price, president and CEO of the National Urban League, doctor of laws degree..

 

Ligocki, IUK	Miller, IUK

IU Kokomo: Kathleen Ligocki, vice president for strategy for Ford Mexico, Canada and North America, doctor of humane letters degree; Herbert Miller, retired professor of international business, dean of the faculties and professor of Slavic languages and literature at IUK, doctor of humane letters degree.

 

Bradley, IUN

IU Northwest: Hilbert Bradley, attorney and civil rights leader, doctor of laws degree. e.

Mack, IUSB

IU South Bend: P.A. Mack, owner/manager of Mack Farms and former vice president of the IU Board of Trustees, doctor of humane letters degree.

Coufoudakis, IPFW

IPFW: Van Coufoudakis, dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, doctor of humane letters degree.

Degrees conferred in May 2002

A total of 14,469 degrees were conferred by Indiana University during commencement ceremonies on its eight campuses.
An additional 1,688 degrees from Purdue University were awarded on the six campuses where Purdue also offers courses.

IU Bloomington, 6,571 degrees
IUPUI, 3,768 degrees
IU East, 250
IU Kokomo, 371 degrees
IU Northwest, 721 degrees
IU South Bend, 1,051 degrees
IU Southeast, 927
IPFW, 810 degrees