grantWomen and Minority Business Enterprises certification workshop Indiana University East welcomes minority and women business owners in the Richmond area or surrounding counties to campus for a resource workshop. The workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, October 9, in the Community Room, located in Whitewater Hall. Registration begins at 8:45 ...
The Indiana University East School of Business and Economics through its Center for Leadership Development is hosting a Family Business Symposium from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 1, in the Whitewater Hall Community Room. A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. Creating a family business that survives and thrives over several ...
Earlham College and Indiana University East have received a $168,739 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore the soil bacteria in soybean and corn fields. Beyond the research, the grant will foster partnerships within the Richmond community, specifically between Earlham College and IU East. The grant will fund an interdisciplinary research project, “Using ...
Fredricka Joyner, associate professor of business administration and organization behavior, is working in conjunction with the Wayne County Foundation on a professional service and civic engagement project, the Positive Place Initiative. The initiative connects and applies the expertise of an IU East faculty member with a strategic community issue in the Richmond and Wayne County ...
The Indiana University East Campus Library and the School of Education have received a grant that will help provide literacy kits to Wayne County students in grades K-12. The $2,250 Indiana Campus Compact Grant is funding the Connections Discovery II service-learning project. The project provides thematic learning kits used to engage and enrich literacy activities ...
The Indiana University East Office of Student Support Services has received a $1.39 million grant from the United States Department of Education. IU East will receive $278,000 a year over the next five years under the grant. The funding will serve 200 eligible students each year who are first-generation college students, with low income or ...
Richmond and Wayne County, Indiana, is an area rich in history. Now through a partnership to receive a United States Department of Education grant, Richmond history teachers will be able to research the county’s roots in industrialization, entrepreneurship, social justice and transportation. The Indiana University East School of Humanities and Social Sciences and School of ...
