Steven L. Jones, Robert Neal and Christopher O. L. H. Porter have been appointed full professors effective July 1.
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Steven L. Jones, Robert Neal and Christopher O. L. H. Porter have been appointed full professors effective July 1.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
The faces may be new, but the commitment to innovative programs and faculty research that prepare a world-class workforce for the state of Indiana remains unchanged. New leaders will assume the reins at the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, located on the IUPUI campus.
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Not all research is done in a lab. For one IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis professor, it happens in a local not-for-profit organization.
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Several members of the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis faculty were honored with university-wide awards in April.
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Sharon Lutz won’t be there in person on Sunday. But she’ll be there in spirit as her husband walks across the commencement stage in her place. They started together, and they’ll end together—as a family.
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Nearly 600 students will graduate from the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis on Sunday, May 8.
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It was a letter jacket that may have sparked his interest—his father’s, actually.
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The IU Kelley School of Business gives students at its Indianapolis campus a variety of opportunities to test their lessons in real-world projects and industry partnerships – using Indiana’s largest regional economy (and beyond) as the School’s largest classroom.
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The Kelley School of Business Evening MBA Program in Indianapolis is ranked sixth among 344 part-time MBA programs in the country, according to U.S. News & World Report rankings released today. This is the program’s highest ranking—and its fifth appearance in the Top 10 since U.S. News started ranking part-time MBA programs in 2011.
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The IU Kelley School of Business gives students at its Indianapolis campus a variety of opportunities to test their lessons in real-world projects and industry partnerships – using Indiana’s largest regional economy (and beyond) as the School’s largest classroom.