Indiana must upskill or reskill more than 82,000 working adults each year over the next decade to meet evolving workforce demands, according to a new white paper released Thursday by Ivy Tech Community College and Ohio-based consulting firm TEConomy Partners LLC.
Read MoreIn a letter to students, Ivy Tech Community College President Sue Ellspermann announced the school will close its DEI programs Wednesday, March 12.
Read MoreThe Ivy Tech State Board of Trustees recently approved a new tuition model for the community college.
Read MoreIvy Tech Community College, including the Warsaw site, confirmed it will offer Spring 2021 semester classes starting in January consistent with how classes started in August, and those that will begin on Oct. 26.
Read MoreWARSAW — Ivy Tech Community College State Board of Trustees member Marianne Glick and her spouse Mike Woods have committed $500,000 in matching funds across the state for Ivy Tech’s newly established COVID-19 relief fund to assist students. The COVID-19 relief fund will provide increased flexibility to assist … Read More
By SUE LOUGHLIN TERRE HAUTE – Ivy Tech Community College is increasingly expanding the number of eight-week course offerings, and the reason, officials say, is higher student success rates. “It is more focused and faster to complete,” said Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann. “For working adults, that means … Read More
SOUTH BEND — Ivy Tech Community College President-electwill visit the South Bend campus on June 28 as part of her statewide tour of region campuses. Ellspermann was recently appointed by Ivy Tech’s State Board of Trustees as the successor for retiring President Thomas Snyder, who will officially relinquish … Read More
INDIANPOLIS — Lt. Governor Ellspermann delivered her letter of resignation to Governor Mike Pence and to the leadership of the General Assembly today. Her resignation will be effective 5 p.m., Wednesday, March 2.
Read MoreWARSAW — The Ivy Tech Orthopedic and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center hosted a number of dignitaries Friday afternoon, Jan. 22, for the Northern Indiana Mayors’ Roundtable. Among those gathered were Indiana Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann, 12 local mayors and representatives from entities like the Office of Community Rural Affairs. Ellspermann served … Read More
SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA — Several state officials and organizations have issued statements today in response to the confirmed case of high pathogenic avian influenza (H7N8) in a southern Indiana commercial turkey flock. Mike Pence, governor of Indiana, issued the following statement in response to the discovery: “Indiana is one … Read More
INDIANA — Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann and the Indiana Office of Defense and Development announce that Indiana has been awarded $2.7 million in federal Defense Industry Adjustment funds from the U.S. Department of Defense Office of Economic Adjustment. This grant will be used to better understand and develop … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann announced yesterday, Monday, Dec. 7, that she has joined the Office of Community and Rural Affairs to recognize more than 100 rural communities who partnered with the agency throughout 2015 to cooperatively shape and execute their vision for local community and … Read More
CHICAGO — Indiana Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann and Glenda Ritz, superintendent of public instruction, testified today before the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accreditation organization. Their testimony expressed concerns about proposed guidelines for teachers of dual credit classes in Indiana’s high schools. These concerns were also expressed in the attached letter to HLC co-signed by the Lt. Governor, the superintendent, Teresa Lubbers, commissioner of higher education and Sarah O’Brien, vice-chair of the state board of education. Dual credit classes taken in high school earn college credits for those students.
Read MoreBy BRAD MEADOWS Marketing & Communications Director, Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann announced Tuesday in a video message her encouragement for high school student groups to participate in “My Community, My Vision.” This program engages high school students in planning for the future of … Read More
Tickets are now available for the 3rd Annual RV Industry Power Breakfast on May 14 at the Northern Indiana Event Center and RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Ind. The event will bring together key elements of the RV industry and provide a fast-paced series of briefings from … Read More
During the month of April, Indiana high school and college students can put their social media skills to good use for a chance to win a $5,000 scholarship toward their college education or any secondary schooling. Last year, we granted $85,000 to student award winners! Texting and driving … Read More
