IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUFW

Congrats to our recent grad, Michaella, for being the recipient for this years Health Services Management Ruby Award for Academic Excellence!

These next few weeks, we'll be spotlighting Michaella, who will share her experience in the HSM program 🎓

Congrats to our Indiana University Fort Wayne 2026 Health Services Management graduates!

Our Health Services Management students at Indiana University Fort Wayne recently came together for an IU Day service project, assembling thoughtful gifts of appreciation for healthcare offices around Fort Wayne.

It’s inspiring to see our students giving back and making a meaningful impact in the community while showing gratitude for local healthcare professionals. Their commitment to service truly reflects the values of our program.

Our Indiana University Fort Wayne Health Services Management students had a great time touring and learning more about Neighborhood Health this week!

Behind every great student experience is a dedicated faculty. At IU Fort Wayne’s Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, our faculty bring real-world expertise, mentorship, and a passion for improving community health into every classroom.

Learn from professionals who are committed to your success and to making a difference in public health.
Learn more about our faculty ⤵

Directory Profiles of the faculty, staff and students at the Fairbanks School of Public Health at Indiana University Indianapolis.

Now is the time to take the next step toward a career in healthcare leadership. Applications for Fall 2026 are open for IU Fort Wayne’s Health Services Management program.

Prepare to lead, improve healthcare systems, and make a meaningful impact in your community.

Apply today and start building your future in healthcare:

How to Apply Learn how to apply to Indiana University Fort Wayne.

Our featured alum Victoria graduated from IUFW with her BS in Health Services Management in May 2025. Why did Victoria major in HSM?

"I chose this major for many reasons. I wanted to stay in the medical field, because it has always been an interest of mine as well as I wanted a job that was pandemic and recession free. I truly enjoy working with people and wanted to do more for my community, especially the elderly community. My goal when choosing this degree was to be an administrator of skilled nursing faculty and improve the lives of the residents and create a workplace where people felt valued and appreciated."