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Office of the President

Welcome to the Office of Legal Services.

The Office of Legal Services provides legal representation, advice, and counsel for Indiana State University, the Board of Trustees, the President, university leaders, and administrative units. We serve the ISU community with integrity and a deep respect for its mission and values.

The General Counsel is also responsible for the University Policy Library (formerly the University Handbook.)

We've developed this site to provide you with information about the important functions of our office, including information about how ISU employees may seek legal assistance for an ISU matter.

Mission

Core Values

Indiana State is committed to these core values:

Learning:  We prepare the next generation of leaders and citizens by providing personalized and transformative experiences that lead to success in the classroom and beyond.

Discovery: We nurture intellectual curiosity and growth through the creation of new knowledge and the joy of enhanced human understanding.

Engagement: We collaborate with our local and global communities to create long-term relationships, connectedness with integrity, and a shared sense of pride.

Inclusiveness:  We take action to honor the diversity of individuals, ideas and expressions, ensuring they are genuinely recognized, valued, and lived.

Indiana State University Vision Statement

We will be the university of choice for students seeking a distinctive, high-quality education highlighted by challenging experiences that prepare our graduates to contribute to the economic vitality and civic and cultural development of their communities and the global society.

Indiana State University Mission Statement

We transform the lives of students through a high-quality education infused with experiential learning, community engagement and career-readiness. Our students succeed within a culture of inclusion and support that provides the skills and knowledge to impact Indiana and beyond.

Indiana State University Policy Library

The General Counsel is responsible for the University Policy Library (formerly the University Handbook.) The Policy Library is the successor to the University Handbook and serves as the electronic repository for university policies that govern its operation. The Policy Library includes the constitutions and bylaws of the Board of Trustees, University Faculty Senate, Staff Council, and the Student Government Association, all other University policies approved by the ISU Board of Trustees.

The Office of the General Counsel maintains the Policy Library site. If you have comments or questions about the Policy Library, please email the Office of the General Counsel. 

Request Public Records

Public record(s) requests may be made pursuant to Indiana Access to Public Records Act, I.C. § 5-14-3.

To submit a public record request, you must complete and submit ISU’s Request for Public Record Form using the web form below. You must specifically identify the record(s) being requested. Pursuant to I.C. § 5-14-3-3(f), lists of names and addresses may not be disclosed to any individual or entity for political purposes or commercial entities for commercial purposes.

Please note that there may be copy charges associated with responding to your request. If copies are needed, the Office of the General Counsel will contact you before making copies to confirm copy costs.

Make A Report

Our Commitment

Indiana State University is proud to deliver high-quality education to students centered on our values: Learning, Discovery, Engagement and Inclusiveness. We are a community of learned individuals upholding each other to the highest standards of integrity and ethical behavior.

Indiana State University is dedicated to directing its academic and administrative responsibilities ethically and in accordance with applicable laws, regulations and University policy. The University not only expects but also relies on you to participate in this obligation through the reporting of concerns which involve possible noncompliance with policy or unethical conduct. As an ISU employee and/or student you are our most important asset and you are responsible for informing ISU of any misconduct occurring. This helps decrease possible adverse impact and encourages a positive workplace and learning environment.

This reporting process is a service to the University and will not endanger your employment or academic status with ISU. This process allows faculty, staff and students to make good faith reports to address reasonable issues or concerns.

The information you provide will be sent to ISU by EthicsPoint confidentially and anonymously if you should choose.

People of Legal Services

Mary Koenig

Legal Project Manager

Raquel Quintana-Torres

Joyce Thompson-Mills