View select speeches delivered by Michael A. McRobbie.
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Online | August 14, 2020
IU President McRobbie announced during the Aug. 14 Board of Trustees Business Meeting that he will retire as planned on June 30, 2021.
Online | August 13, 2020
IU President McRobbie announced the university set a new record for research and philanthropic funding in fiscal year 2020, exceeding $1 billion for the first time in IU's history.
Online | August 13, 2020
In his remarks, IU President McRobbie talked about starting the new academic year during a pandemic, fall enrollment and the cancellation of Big Ten fall sports.
Online | August 4, 2020
IU President McRobbie delivered the keynote address at the Asia Pacific Advanced Network's 50th annual meeting and conference, which was held virtually.
Online | August 3, 2020
IU President McRobbie awarded IU Northwest Chancellor William Lowe with the President's Medal for Excellence during a virtual celebration.
June 12, 2020
In his report to the IU Board of Trustees, IU President McRobbie addressed how the university intends to reaffirm its commitment to diversity and equity and introduced a resolution to rename the intramural center in honor of Bill Garrett.
April 10, 2020
IU President McRobbie outlines the important steps the university has taken to ensure the health and safety of faculty, staff and students, and transition to online learning.
Indiana University Auditorium | March 6, 2020
President McRobbie presented Ambassador Yovanovitch with the inaugural Richard G. Lugar Award, which honors Senator Lugar's legacy as an internationalist who was renowned for his dedication to bipartisanship.
Shreve Auditorium, Global and International Studies Building | March 6, 2020
President McRobbie introduced Senator Todd Young and WTHR Anchor Emeritus John Stehr ahead of Young's Richard G. Lugar lecture at the America's Role in the World conference.
Shreve Auditorium, Global and International Studies Building | March 4, 2020
President McRobbie spoke about how the Stephen L. and Connie J. Ferguson International Center will help build bridges of international understanding during a groundbreaking ceremony.
