@ Work archives

Beginning in the fall of 2002, IU Home Pages started a new online column: a digital image album called @Work.

We’re inviting all employees to send us the digital images they shoot of individuals or groups in their IU work environments. They may be digital shots (or photographs, if you’re using a conventional camera) of faculty or staff working with students, employees singled out for exemplary mention, a special award presentation or profile shots of people in their various campus haunts.

Send us your digital @Work submissions, high resolution, to homepgs@indiana.edu or photographs by campus mail to Home Pages, Poplars 721, IU Bloomington. Questions may be directed to 812-855-6494. We hope to hear from you!

Beth Moellers

Photo by Paul Martens

Beth Moellers serves as assistant editorial adviser at the Indiana Daily Student on the IU Bloomington campus. She worked at the IDS for four years while a student, serving as editor-in chief for a semester. As an IU staff member, she provides a new generation of journalists with her wisdom and expertise. The IDS and IUPUI’s student newspaper, The Sagamore, recently won awards from the Associated Collegiate Press. Read about the awards at this Web site

Mitch Rice

Photo by Paul Martens

We started the column with a picture of our own Mitch Rice, the computer guru who keeps things running smoothly for the IU Home Pages and the IU Office of Publications on the seventh floor of the Poplars on the Bloomington campus.

Rice is a MacIntosh specialist and provides technical support for the hardware and software used by graphic artists and writers each day. Mitch began work at IU in January 2001 and when not at work, spends time researching, playing and performing old-time music. Those who attend Bloomington’s Farmers’ Market on Saturdays may have heard him from time to time playing his banjo.

Darold Whaley

Photo by Paul Martens

Darold Whaley has been an IU Bloomington staff member for 41 years with the IUB unit known as Building Services. He is pictured here at the Poplars, 400 E. 7th St. A resident of Solsberry, Whaley also tends to 40 acres of land and works part time as a truck driver hauling cattle. He takes pride in his daughter, an alumna of the IU School of Nursing. In addition to keeping the campus facilities clean, Building Services recycles approximately 2,000 tons of materials annually.