A partnership between the Kelley School of Business and IU School of Dentistry creates a program to meet the needs of today’s health care environment INDIANAPOLIS — A new dual degree program at Indiana University, combining patient care training and the business of health care, is now available for students to apply. Students who successfully…… Read more »
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana University Kelley School of Business Indianapolis welcomes seven new full-time faculty members this fall. “Our new faculty bring research and teaching expertise that further the school’s global scholarship and teaching reputation,” said Julie Manning Magid, vice dean of Kelley Indianapolis and professor of business law. “They build on our mission to engage students…… Read more »
Tod Perry, associate professor of finance, and Kyle Anderson, clinical assistant professor of business economics, join Vice Dean Julie Manning Magid in leadership roles at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis. Perry is associate dean for faculty and research, and Anderson is the assistant dean of academic programs, while continuing as faculty chair for the…… Read more »
A new Scholar in Residence at the Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence will provide the latest leadership insights to Tobias Fellows, the Tobias Leadership Center community, and organizations’ leaders. Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow, an IU Kelley School of Business clinical associate professor of business law and management, will serve as the second Scholar in Residence,…… Read more »
When Alaina Stohler, BS’26, came to Kelley Indianapolis, she had three goals: become a resident assistant (RA), complete I-Core early, and become president of the Kelley Student government by her junior year. As of the second semester of her freshman year, she has accomplished all three. Alaina is a double major in accounting and finance…… Read more »
INDIANAPOLIS — Bringing bold ideas to life, students in the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis have partnered with local businesses to develop plans to introduce new products and services. This public-private collaboration has contributed to fresh, innovative ideas, and the Kelley School is accepting applications from central Indiana firms to participate in student projects this…… Read more »
