Dr. John Hogan, Chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus, received an award from the Hoosier Youth ChalleNGe Academy in Edinburgh during a reception for the college’s statewide trustees at Zaharako’s last night. The award was presented to Hogan in recognition of the outstanding support and dedication shown to the academy, as well as for opportunities afforded to its cadets. (more…)
Anthony Gaudin, Ph.D., Professor of Biology at Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus, has been honored as the recipient of this years’ President’s Award. The President’s Award for Excellence in Instruction is presented annually to a faculty member from each of the 14 regions of the college to recognize faculty who typify excellence in instruction and in representing the mission of Ivy Tech Community College. (more…)
Julie Bilz, assistant professor of education at Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus, has been elected to the board of directors of the National Association of Community College Teacher Education Programs (NACCTEP). NACCTEP is an organization of community colleges, staff and students, universities, and industry partners and professional associations involved with teacher education programs. The mission of the organization is to promote the community college role in the recruitment, preparation, retention, and renewal of diverse Pre K-12 teachers and to advance quality teacher education programs in the community college.
Bilz will serve on the board as a member-at-large for the 2010-2011 term.
Shana Wiley, a resident of Waldron, has been named the recipient of the Hari Mirchandani Community Service Award. This award is given annually to an Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus student in recognition of his or her love of community and selflessness in service to others. It is named after Hari Mirchandani, the first full-time faculty member to be employed by Ivy Tech-Columbus, who was greatly respected and appreciated by his students because of his concern for and willingness to help them achieve. (more…)
North Vernon resident Demetria Price has been named the Outstanding Graduate of the criminal justice program for the 2009-2010 academic year at Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus.
Each year one Outstanding Graduate is selected in each academic program at the campus. The award is based on academic performance and overall exemplary achievement.
The award was presented to Price at the Annual Awards & Recognition Reception on April 30 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus.
Princeton resident Shelly Tucker has been named the Outstanding Graduate of the computer information technology program for the 2009-2010 academic year at Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus.
Each year one Outstanding Graduate is selected in each academic program at the campus. The award is based on academic performance and overall exemplary achievement.
The award was presented to Tucker at the Annual Awards & Recognition Reception on April 30 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus.
Each year one Outstanding Graduate is selected in each academic program at the campus. The award is based on academic performance and overall exemplary achievement.
Seven Columbus residents were named Outstanding Graduates in their programs for the 2009-2010 academic year at Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus. Jessica Cravens was named Outstanding Graduate in general studies; Mark Newton, in computer information systems; Lucinda Weisner, in practical nursing; Geena Fields, in accounting; Renea Summers, in liberal arts; Kaylyn Shinolt, in interior design; and Anna Montgomery, in visual communications.
The awards were presented to these graduates at the Annual Awards & Recognition Reception, held on April 30 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus.
