CELL
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The Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) is a leading convener, catalyst, and collaborator for dynamic, innovative education change in Indiana. Through partnerships with international, national, and local education leaders and organizations, CELL unites schools, communities, businesses, universities, and policymakers to create substantial, sustainable statewide education change that improves academic success for Hoosier students and promotes economic advancement across Indiana.
Former University President Jerry Israel embraced the University's moto of “Education for Service” in a new way. He envisioned centers of excellence working beyond the university’s borders to address Indiana’s greatest needs. That idea became a reality in 2001 and launched a new era of service, establishing CELL as a formal center in the university. At that time, Indiana ranked near the bottom of the 50 states and District of Columbia in the percent of our adult population with a bachelor’s degree. The Lilly Endowment provided nearly $15 million in funding to establish the center as a pioneer in providing students, educators, and community leaders with the skills, support, and resources needed to reshape K‐12 education in Indiana.
CELL's work has set them apart by being the leading convener and collaborator for innovative education change in Indiana. By providing leadership that is both cutting-edge and action-oriented, CELL is able to foster change across the entire educational ecosystem. Through strategic public and private partnerships, CELL enables high-quality innovations and opportunities for all of Indiana’s schools, educators, and students.
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