Amy Stark

Amy Stark serves as an adjunct instructor and Certified Association Executive in the Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University Bloomington. She specializes in teaching courses related to nonprofit management, drawing on her professional certification and academic credentials. Stark earned her Master of Public Affairs (MPA) with a concentration in Nonprofit Management from Indiana University in 2020. Prior to her graduate studies, she obtained a B.S. in Secondary Education from Indiana University in 1995. Her areas of interest encompass nonprofit governance and nonprofit financial management, reflecting the practical skills essential for leaders in the nonprofit sector. These topics form the core of her contributions to the curriculum at the O'Neill School, where she helps students develop competencies in managing nonprofit organizations effectively. Her office is located in SPEA 412, facilitating direct interaction with students and faculty in the department.

Stark's role as an adjunct instructor allows her to integrate real-world experience into the classroom, emphasizing the importance of financial stewardship and governance in public and environmental affairs. As a Certified Association Executive, she possesses advanced knowledge in association management, which enhances her teaching in nonprofit leadership. Her educational journey at Indiana University underscores her commitment to the institution, having completed both undergraduate and graduate degrees there. Through her work, Stark supports the O'Neill School's mission to prepare students for careers in public service, policy, and nonprofit administration. Professional Email: astark@iu.edu