Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Chancellor Charles R. Bantz recently recognized outstanding faculty and students at the annual Chancellor’s Academic Honors Convocation.
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Peanut Butter, House Hunters, And What It Means To Be A Kelley
Kristin Pierce, a senior marketing major at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, was awarded the J. Dwight Peterson Key Award at last week’s Scholarships & Awards Breakfast. The award is given to the outstanding KSBI senior on the basis of scholarship, extracurricular activities, leadership, and character.
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Kelley Students Recognized At Annual Scholarship Breakfast
The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis held its 31st annual Scholarships and Awards Breakfast on Friday, April 25, at the J.W. Marriott. This year, 45 students earned scholarships on behalf of 36 scholarship funds, with a total value of more than $75,000.
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Susan Cauble will lead graduate accounting programs at Kelley School of Business Indianapolis in newly formed director’s role
The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis has named Susan Cauble its first Director of Graduate Accounting Programs.
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Being Part Of IUPUI’s Top 100 Is An Amazing Honor, Overwhelming
On Friday, April 11, IUPUI celebrated its Top 100 students at the annual Top 100 Recognition Dinner.
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On Lemonade Day, A Toast To Entrepreneurs – Of All Types
Last week I found myself in back-to-back sessions with multiple entrepreneurial teams, hearing wonderful descriptions of how their businesses would delight customers. All were getting ready to pitch concepts to an investment fund. Their enthusiasm and passion were contagious, and I left the sessions inspired.
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Venture Club Of Indianapolis: Dannar Mobile PowerStation
This month I had the pleasure of listening to an exciting presentation from Gary Dannar, the CEO and founder of DD Dannar LLC.
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“Porter Ridge” Stereotypes Do Harm To Indiana Economy
First Step In Making It Happen – Write It Down
Almost every morning since the start of 2014, I think back to a discussion that I had with a good friend on New Year’s Eve about our resolutions for the year to come. While New Year’s resolutions have become cliché and somewhat overdone, I have always thought it to be good practice to give yourself goals and, for most, a new year is the great starting point for something fresh.
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Oh, The Places You’ll Go! (European Version)
The London Eye. Notre Dame Cathedral. Big Ben. Now what do all of these have in common? They are all checked off my bucket list on sites to see as I just returned from a study abroad trip in London and Paris.
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