Terrie E. Troxel, an experienced insurance educator, researcher and trade association executive, will oversee Indiana State University's Gongaware Center for Insurance Management Development. He also will serve in a faculty role for the College of Business's nationally recognized insurance and risk management program.
Bob Warn announced his retirement as ISU baseball coach. Warn finished the season in the top 10 among activie NCAA Division I coaches. The Sycamores posted a winning record in 25 of his 31 seasons at ISU.
Tom Johnson, professor of pscyhology and associate director of the Center for the Study of Health, Religion and Spirituality will take part in a Webcast on the role of spirituality and faith in preventing and treating addiction.
Thirteen of the best and brightest students interested in careers in the financial services have earned Indiana State University's prestigious Networks Scholarship through the university's College of Business.
Michael Haseley, a senior insurance and risk management and accounting major from Argos, has been selected for a prestigious nine-week summer internship, sponsored by the National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices, Ltd. (NAPSLO).
Fifteen students have been awarded Indiana State University's most prestigious scholarship - the President's Scholarship. The honor includes full tuition, room, board and books as well as a laptop computer for all four years of the student's college career.
Terre Haute South Vigo High School student Ethan Sperry placed third in the life sciences category at the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. Sperry is doing college-level research with Rusty Gonser, assistant professor of life sciences at ISU.
The prospect of minor league baseball will be the topic of discussion at Indiana State University's Sycamore Showcase at Noon. The event will take place at the Ohio Building, 672 Ohio Street on Tuesday, June 6, beginning at 11:45 a.m.
ISU's College of Arts and Sciences and School of Graduate Studies recently recognized the research excellence of more than 20 students during the annual Undergraduate and Graduate Research Showcase.
Doug Dillion, Indiana State University alumnus and Honey Creek Middle School technology teacher, was named a 2006 Disney Teacher because he does things differently. Dillion's trademark curriculum is Tech Town USA.