Ball State professor engineers software for early warning system for COVID-19
Ball State computer science professor has engineered software for a COVID-19 early warning system.
Month: November 2020
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Students share stories about Midwestern life in immersive learning project
English students are turning stories about the lives of Midwesterners into a podcast and museum exhibit in The Midwestern Stories Project immersive learning class.
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Miller College of Business Recognizes Five at 2020 Alumni Awards
The Miller College of Business recognizes five alumni with awards for their distinction and achievement as part of the college’s 2020 Alumni Awards.
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How veterans shaped Ball State
At Ball State, Veterans Day is an opportunity to reflect on veterans’ critical role in the institution’s history, helping transform it from a relatively small college into a mid-sized, multi-dimensional university.
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The Show Must Go On
The Ball State Department of Theatre and Dance faces endless challenges in the age of COVID. But, much like the rest of the world, “the show must go on.”
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Q & A with Julian Sanchez, PhD student in counseling psychology
PhD student in counseling psychology, Julian Sanchez, answers questions about himself and why he chose Ball State University.
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A Note from the Chair of the Department of Counseling Psychology, Social Psychology, and Counseling
Normally I start out wishing folks a happy Fall. I don’t know if I can even do that this time. Let’s just go with I hope you are staying safe and protecting yourselves during this roller coaster ride that has become 2020.
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Q & A with Dr. Alexander Tatum, assistant professor of psychology – counseling
Alexander Tatum answers questions about himself and why he chose a career at Ball State.
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Q & A with Gabe Beratio, master’s student in social psychology
Gabe Beratio, master’s student in social psychology answers questions about himself and why he chose Ball State.