David Handy is enjoying a second career in motorsports late in life, thanks to the foundation he received as a student at Indiana State University and the wise advice of an Indiana State alumnus.
An Operation Diploma grant from the Military Family Research Institute will enable ISU to reach out in new ways to service personnel who want to begin or continue their higher education.
ISU students traveled to Zagreb, Croatia, in late May for a two-week long seminar course "Corrections: An International Perspective."
The Indiana State University Performing Arts Series will feature a wide variety of programs for its 2009-2010 series ranging from dance and drama to musical performances.
Indiana State University celebrated student advocacy and engagement with the opening of its new Student Recreation Center.
The Indiana State University Board of Trustees has set tuition and fees for the next two academic years. The action on Friday (July 10) followed a public hearing earlier in the day.
Gov. Mitch Daniels has confirmed Bob Baesler of Terre Haute as alumni representatitve on the ISU Board of trustees and Matt Huckleby of Georgetown as student trustees. Baesler and Huckleby took their seats on the board Friday. In addition, gov. Daniels also re-appointed trustees Mike alley of Carmel and Ed Pease of Terre Haute.
The ISU College of Business is carving out a niche with the hiring of a faculty member to focus on sales education. Jon M. Hawes has joined the faculty as professor of marketing. A certified sales executive, Hawes will serve as professor of marketing and will teach a new course in negotiations. He will also build a training laboratory for video-recording of sales, negotiations, and other business communications and will work toward developing a new Sales and Negotiations Center.
The Indiana State University Art Gallery welcomes "Collaborative Vision: The Poetic Dialogue Project," an exhibition running from July 14-Sept. 9.
Art Spaces, Inc.-Wabash Valley Outdoor Sculpture Collection and Indiana State University are pleased to welcome a new sculpture by Boston artist Doug Kornfeld.