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Distance
education student will step foot on campus for the
first time at graduation
Studying
criminology at Indiana State University was a logical
step for Lisa Bontrager, owner of a private detective
agency. Yet for the past 15 months, the Eklhart
resident has yet to set foot on the campus that will
soon bestow her with a master's degree.
Accounting,
recreation and sports management, public relations
students to be recognized
The following students
will be honored with the Hines Memorial Medal, the
President's Medal for Leadership, Scholarship and
Service and as Student Commencement Speaker.
Chemistry
prof assists high school students in preparing for
prestigious competition
One
dreams of working for NASA. The other is torn between
the diverse fields of bio-medical engineering and
international relations.
Students
experience challenges of being a small business owner
Entrepreneurship
class helps put classroom knowledge to practical use
When
Brittney Goodwin and Sara Hewitt began working with
The Swiss Connection in Clay County, neither had heard
of the small business that makes and sells cheese, ice
cream and meat.
Technology
programs give high school students glimpse at career
options, college life
ISU
graduates come back to Tech TREK -- bringing students
of their own
Nicole Otte and
Kyle Lanoue have a unique perspective on the benefits
of programs like Hands-On High Tech and Tech TREK at
Indiana State University.
Alumnus
helps make scholarship possible for contstruction
major
An
Indiana State University alumnus has helped one ISU
student fulfill his dream.
Boyd
named Sagamore of the Wabash
Standing on the
dais in front of nearly every school superintendent in
Indiana, many of whom he had personally trained,
Robert Boyd, associate professor of educational
leadership, administration and foundations, received
the "Sagamore of the Wabash" award, the
highest accolade that the governor of Indiana can
bestow on a citizen. Hay
garners Lifetime Achievement Award
Art
prof's work exhibited in more than 200 shows worldwide
Dick Hay,
professor of art, has been given the NCECA Excellence
in Teaching Award from the National Council on
Education for the Ceramic Arts. ISU
Foundation names new board, honorary members
The Indiana
State University Foundation recently named three new
members to the board. Sycamores
honored for outstanding achievements in education, web
design
The following
Indiana State University faculty, alumni and students
have recently been recognized for their outstanding
achievements. Bill
Wilhelm receives Delta Pi Epsilon award
William J.
Wilhelm, assistant professor of administrative systems
and business education in the organizational
department of Indiana State University, has been
presented the Delta Pi Epsilon Outstanding
Instructional Practices Award for 2002. Thompson
named interim VP of Advancement and Foundation
Robert E.
Thompson, professor of marketing, has been named
interim vice president of University Advancement and
interim executive vice president of the Indiana State
University Foundation, President Lloyd W. Benjamin III
announced in November. |
