March / April 2016

Volume 19, Number 2

COVER STORY

Telling It Like It Is

Purdue University President Mitch Daniels doesn’t shy away from the challenges facing higher education. He embraces the opportunities and shares his insights in this one-on-one interview. [Full story]

FEATURE STORIES

Changing the Model

New polytechnic high school in Indianapolis to alter the education landscape. [Full story]

From the President’s Seat

Four college/university leaders weigh in on recruitment, retention, growing expectations and more. [Full story]

Give Me a B

The B stands for both Bohlsen Group and its B Corp status. Plus, pioneer Frank Walker talks about CSR then and now.[Full story]

FURTHERMORE

Representing Our State

In 2017, the fourth ship to be named USS Indiana will become part of the Navy submarine fleet. [Full story]

INDIANA VISION 2025: OUTSTANDING TALENT

Looking for a New Way to Pay

Purdue ready to unveil income share agreements. Students would contribute a portion of their earnings after graduation. [Full story]

Measuring the Impact

Fifteen campuses team with Gallup for new alumni surveys. Results will help evaluate collegiate experience. [Full story]

You Can. Go Back.

More than 750,000 Hoosiers have some college credit but no degree. Here’s how employers can assist. [Full story]

Making the Connections

Postsecondary Pathways events continue to bring educators and businesses together. [Full story]

K-12 Corner

Teacher works alongside students in business; young leaders in Northwest Indiana; Hour of Code sparks interest. [Full story]

Campus Insider

Rose-Hulman corporate engagement; Bright Stars at Huntington University; mentoring through the Scholar Coach Initiative. [Full story]

Workforce Initiatives

Education Matters Southern Indiana; Build Your (Construction) Future; Greater Fort Wayne Inc. Fellows. [Full story]

Internship Excellence

Students, companies and a career development professional of the year are recognized with IMPACT Awards. [Full story]

County Focus: Vanderburgh

Evansville leaders emphasize welcoming nature, acknowledge workforce woes and talk amenities
Getting to Know: H&H Music Service
By the Numbers: Population, professions and more