After 35 years of service to Ball State, Leah Conley is retiring. Her dedication to the success of the university gained her an important role in Information Technology Services. A gracious reception for her retirement was held in Bracken in the Schwarts Area on January 8th.   

Her legacy started in the Ball State Placement Office as a senior in high school. Eventually, she graduated from Ball State and stayed a Cardinal post-grad.  

Leah shares her journey at Ball State “An enjoyable and bumpy ride while meeting so many enjoyable people. I have always enjoyed the people here.”  

 

She ended her career as a Production Control and Automation Coordinator with distinguished tenure. Leah’s work has elevated the efficiency of ITS’s nightly workflows and ensured their efficient running for nearly a decade. Ball State has been a home for her, and her departure from ITS will be greatly felt.