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UIndy President Tanuja Singh on UIndy Online, workforce partnerships and women’s leadership

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Indiana 250: Off the Record with Nate Feltman
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Jan 22, 2026
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Summary

University of Indianapolis President Tanuja Singh joins IBJ Media CEO Nate Feltman on Off the Record to discuss her path from growing up in India studying physics to banking, business education and university leadership. She highlights UIndy’s expanding options for learners through UIndy Online, stackable certificates and employer-focused programs for post-traditional students. Singh takes a deep dive into the Women’s Leadership Institute, including skill areas such as negotiation and financial strategy. The discussion also highlights recent gifts supporting the university’s business school, honors college and engineering programs as well as a Lilly Endowment-backed innovation center partnership with Perry Township Schools and a partnership with Indiana Sports Corp tied to student internships.