Funding

HHSP SUCCEED to the End Scholar Engagement Plan

Hudson & Holland's new motto, HHSP S.U.C.C.E.E.D., is reflected in the following values:

  • Scholarship
    • Our scholars pursue elevated academic success through engaging in active learning in and outside the classroom, maintaining a 3.0 GPA, and applying their unique skills and talents to their academic pursuits.
  • Uplift
    • Our scholars are uplifted through active, present, supportive, hospitable, and enthusiastic Hudson & Holland staff. Our scholars uplift each other by affirming their humanity and giving their peers grace, understanding, care, and accountability as they walk the road to graduation together.
  • Community
    • Our scholars actively serve and participate in and make a positive impact on their Hudson & Holland campus and Bloomington communities.
  • Creativity
    • Our scholars are encouraged to display and celebrate creativity, uniqueness, and artistic expression through participating in and supporting events, programs, initiatives, and best practices that cultivate artistry, innovation, imagination, and originality.
  • Empowerment
    • Our scholars are empowered to become their best selves through our holistic support services, programs, and initiatives that seek to enhance their Indiana University experience.
  • Equity
    • Our scholars commit to equity by treating their peers and the broader global community with impartiality and fairness, by recognizing that diversity elevates the individual as well as the whole, by understanding the complexity and intersections of identities, and by diligently demonstrating an attitude that recognizes the value and contributions of all members of the campus community.
  • Development
    • Our scholars engage in programs, initiatives, and best practices within our office and across campus that support their development as well-rounded humans, productive students, and positive leaders.

Hudson & Holland’s program requirements are outlined below in our S.U.C.C.E.E.D. to the End Scholar Engagement Plan.

S.U.C.C.E.E.D. to the End Basic Requirements

First Year

Attend a minimum of 2 Hudson & Holland sponsored or co-sponsored programs in the fall semester, with attendance to the first program occurring between August 21, 2024, and October 18, 2024, and the second program between October 19, 2024, and December 8, 2024.

Attend a minimum of 2 Hudson & Holland sponsored or co-sponsored programs in the spring semester with attendance to the first program occurring between January 13, 2025, and March 7, 2024, and to the second program between Mach 8, 2025, and May 2, 2025.

Attend the fall and spring class director’s meeting or an approved make-up equivalent.

Second Year

Attend a minimum of 1 Hudson & Holland sponsored or co-sponsored programs in the fall semester.

Attend a minimum of 1 Hudson & Holland sponsored or co-sponsored programs in the spring semester.

Attend the fall and spring class director’s meeting or an approved make-up equivalent.

Third Year

Attend a minimum of 1 Hudson & Holland sponsored or co-sponsored programs in the fall semester.

Attend a minimum of 1 Hudson & Holland sponsored or co-sponsored programs in the spring semester.

Attend the fall and spring class director’s meeting or an approved make-up equivalent.

Fourth Year

Attend a minimum of 2 Hudson & Holland Senior Success Seminars held in the fall semester.

Attend a minimum of 1 Hudson & Holland Senior Success Seminar held in the spring semester.

Attend the fall and spring class director’s meeting or an approved make-up equivalent.

These basic requirements must be met to maintain funding and receive standard cords at graduation. In alignment with our reimagined mission, Hudson & Holland aims to enhance inclusive excellence at Indiana University through the recruitment, support, and holistic development of high-achieving students from historically excluded, underrepresented minority groups; beginning in fall 2024, Hudson & Holland Scholars will be able to work toward graduating with one of the following distinctions: Cream, Crimson, Gold, or Platinum. Incoming first-year students who enroll in a Hudson & Holland Intensive First-Year Seminar will automatically receive Cream scholar status. Cream Scholars will receive the standard HHSP cord, an additional cream-colored cord upon graduation, and a certificate of achievement. Criteria for each distinction level will be released in the fall of 2024 to all Hudson & Holland enrolled scholars.

Incoming students NOT directly admitted into the Kelley School of Business must participate in the Kelley Prep Academy. Kelley Prep Academy (KPA) is a one-year program in the Kelley Office of Diversity & Inclusion created for students applying to Kelley through the Standard Admissions Process (also known as Pre-Kelley majors). The program includes professional and academic development events, social events, study tables/tutors for rigorous first-year courses, an academic pledge of excellence, admissions, and academic guidance from Kelley Admissions staff with opportunities to interact with Kelley faculty outside the classroom. This requirement only applies to active Pre-Kelley majors. Should a student change their major during KPA, they will be exempt from this requirement. Students directly admitted into Kelley are exempt from this requirement.