Indiana Tech: campuses in Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and
Elkhart.(management and evaluation of Indiana Tech engineering
institute)
Indiana Tech was founded in 1930 to meet a need for trained
engineers in a changing society. More than 75 years later, society still
needs a trained workforce, but the needs go far beyond . . .
Indiana State University: delivers more from Day One.(2007-2008
Indiana College Guide)
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Indiana State University delivers more from Day One! Every day,
Indiana State offers the valuable hands-on research, lab and field
experiences tomorrow's leaders and . . .
Davenport University: discover Davenport. Discover your
potential.(2007-2008 Indiana College Guide)
Davenport University has a 140-year tradition of preparing
graduates for in-demand careers in business, technology and health
professions. With more than 70 undergraduate and graduate . . .
Indiana college guide.
Ancilla College
Donaldson
Affiliation: Roman Catholic
Level of study offered: Associate's Degree
Undergraduate Enrollment
Total: 624
Men: 27.4%
Women: 72.6%
Minorities: 64
. . .
Bethel College: a U.S. News top-tier college.(management and
evaluation of Bethel College)(Brief article)
A TRUE EDUCATION
Situated on 75 beautifully wooded acres in a residential area of
South Bend/Mishawaka, Bethel College offers students the freedom to
become truly educated: to understand, with . . .
Ball State University: thinking big, taking creative risks and
making connections.(management and evaluation of Ball State
Unive
Thinking big, taking creative risks and making connections are part
of the Ball State University culture. We believe curious students excel
in an intellectually energetic environment--one that . . .
Anderson University: academic and Christian discovery.(2007-2008
Indiana College Guide)
Founded in 1917, Anderson University is a private, Christian
liberal arts university with approximately 2,800 undergraduate and
graduate students. The university offers 60 undergraduate majors . . .
Purdue: pole star for Indiana: university's role supporting
people, institutions, businesses and government.(influence of
univer
SHORTLY AFTER I ARRIVED in Indiana to begin my duties at Purdue, I
had the opportunity meet with Gov. Mitch Daniels, and he told me I
should think of the university as the pole star for our state.
. . .
Add long-term benefits? Why employers and employees should
consider it.(ADVICE: BENEFITS)
THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU expects today's 65 or older population
to double to nearly 70 million in 2030. It's critical for
today's employers and employees to prepare now for the
downside--chronic . . .
Meeting planner sherpas: hotel conference centers provide
single-contact meeting directors.(ADVICE: MEETINGS)(Conference
news)
EVERY MOUNTAIN climber needs a veteran "sherpa" to help
him or her reach the destination. Without this experienced guide, costly
mistakes can be made. and reaching the final goal or destination may . . .
Tipton picked: county gets state-of-the-art GETRAG/Chrysler
transmission plant.(REGIONAL REPORT: NORTH-CENTRAL)
WHILE GETRAG/CHRYSLER Group's June announcement that it will
build a transmission plant in Tipton doesn't mean new jobs because
the 1,170 employees will come from the Chrysler Group . . .
20 years of SIA: Subaru of Indiana Automotive.(REGIONAL REPORT:
NORTH-CENTRAL)
When Tippecanoe County residents learned 20 years ago that a $500
million car plant would soon rise from an 800-acre corn field, few could
have predicted how dramatically the news would change . . .
North-central Indiana update: the region's top business
stories.(influence of growth of business on regional
development)
EIGHT NEW AGRI-businesses--six of them producing alternative
fuels--and a dozen new or expanding manufacturers are helping the
10-county north-central Indiana region with new investments and . . .
Building traffic: taking your Web site to the next level--from
blogs to "video magazines.".(MARKETING)(Website
overview)
IT'S BEEN MORE THAN 10 years since Indiana's Internet
pioneers used little more than text, a few links and the occasional
photo to stake out the first wave of Web sites. Today the rush to
develop . . .
Meeting getaways: three different options--relaxation, recreation
and an extended lunch.(MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS)
MEETING PLANNERS HAVE it tough. They have to find a place that fits
the basic need--like accommodating a sales meeting, board meeting,
annual retreat or strategic-planning session, while setting . . .
Estate planning tips: ten suggestions to prepare for business
after death.(ESTATE PLANNING)
WHILE MOST BUSINESS owners have grand plans for the future of their
companies, they often find it difficult to consider that future when
they are no longer around. That's why estate planning . . .
Square feet & more: update on the state's major
convention centers, hotel and meeting facilities.(MEETINGS &
CONVENTIONS)
Southern Indian.
Closed as a hotel since 1932, West Baden Springs Hotel, West Baden,
reopened ahead of schedule in May, featuring 246 luxury guestrooms and
suites, a fitness center, Sinclair's . . .
The executive physical: taking care of business means taking care
of the people at the top.(management of health of executives )
BOUNCING FROM MEETING to meeting, traveling for days at a time,
grabbing fast food or dining on rich restaurant fare and being connected
to the office 24/7--the demands of running a company can . . .
Down to earth: it's the "started-in-a-garage"
success story of Fort Wayne's WaterFurnace International, a pioneer
and leader in
THE COMPANY'S beginning was both modest and magical. In the
late 1970s, two geothermal pioneers, Dan Ellis in Fort Wayne and Dave
Hatherton in Toronto, Canada, were independently creating . . .
Local secrets, big finds: national travel Web site's five
Indiana favorites.(AROUND INDIANA)
"IT TAKES A GOOD 10 minutes just to read the menu, and another
10 to make up your mind." That's how one ice cream lover
described Mom & Pop's Cone Comer in an entry submitted to the
"Local Secrets, . . .
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