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Rural Health Innovation Collaborative (RHIC) launched
December 2, 2008
Union Hospital and its Lugar Center for Rural Health, Indiana University School of Medicine-Terre Haute, Indiana State University, Ivy Tech Community College, the Terre Haute Economic Development Corporation and the City of Terre Haute have joined forces to develop a program to create more health care training and job opportunities in the community.		Child's play: Learning about teaching children
December 1, 2008
Taking ISU students from the college classroom into the childcare center allows them to move their knowledge from the personal and professional levels into the practical.		Bradley installed as university's 11th president
November 13, 2008
The future Indiana State University President Daniel J. Bradley sees for the university is of an institution that is both bigger and better. In remarks in conjunction with his formal installation as the 11th president in Indiana State's 143-year history, Bradley made it clear input from across the campus and the greater Terre Haute community will be vital in guiding the university's future in an ever-changing world.

Elsewhere Around Campus...


Business major prepares for internship in South Africa
November 25, 2008
Senior Bart Robertson will spend the spring semester in Cape Town, South Africa. Robertson has been to Europe twice as an undergraduate and decided to pursue an internship opportunity for this third trip abroad.

High school girls learn career options at 'FiT for the Future'
November 24, 2008
The "FiT for the Future" Females in Technology conference hosted by the ISU College of Technology introduced female high school students to a variety of career possibilities.

Terre Haute resident crowned Miss ISU
November 21, 2008
Carolyne Holcomb, sophomore communications major from Terre Haute was crowned Miss Indiana State University, besting 11 other women for the right to compete for the title of Miss Indiana.

Program unites kindergarteners, ISU students in celebration of reading
November 20, 2008
Kindergarten students blew bubbles, sewed pockets and played a spaghetti game as part of the Book-Talk-Tea program Tuesday morning (Nov. 18) during which teams of ISU elementary education majors introduced the kindergartners to new and classic books through various games and activities that incorporate math, science, art and reading.

Britt shares professional expertise as 2008 Leader in Action
November 20, 2008
Jim Britt, managing director of Marsh, was the 2008 Gongaware Center Leader in Action for the College of Business at Indiana State University. Britt recently spent a day on campus, meeting with students and sharing his knowledge about the insurance and risk management industry.