The Board of Programmers (BOP) is a dedicated group of students that is responsible for planning and executing the four large Collins events each school year. The group plans each event from beginning to end, and does everything from decorations, publicity, space reservation, food—you name it!
BOP is made up entirely of student volunteers and meets at a different time each semester. Check the calendar for this semester’s meeting time and stop by a meeting to see what BOP does!
As a product of the late 60s and early 70s, the LLC was founded on the philosophy of empowering students to take charge of their educational experience. In theory this was also the philosophy embraced by other LLCs at the University of Illinois, Michigan, and Michigan State. But unlike our sister programs, the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University was prepared to trust students with curricular matters and treat them as colleagues. The result of this faith in students has been nothing short of spectacular.
Carl Ziegler
Vice President, Board of Programmers
Hi! My name is Keaton, and I'm a sophomore majoring in Museum Studies and minoring in Studio Art and Religious Studies. Besides being BOP VP, I'm also the liason for the Board of Educational Programming and a tour guide at the Eskenazi Museum of Art. My favorite drink at the Chesh is the hot chocolate with dark chocolate and almond milk.
The College of Arts