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Master of science in data science offers more career options

May 1, 2023 by Mariia Tkacheva

Anah Southard-Goebel chose Ball State’s 100% online master of science in data science because she wanted the flexibility of working remotely while studying. “The flexibility of doing my classes at my own pace throughout the week really drew me to online learning for my master’s,” Anah says. Choosing Ball State Online for her institution of […]

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Word-smithing With Kat Green and The Writing Center

February 21, 2023 by Mariia Tkacheva

We’ve all been there—you’ve got a writing assignment due for an important class, and you’re absolutely stuck on where to start, or you’re struggling with keeping yourself accountable and just getting your butt in a chair and getting the work done. Or maybe you just need some feedback on your writing, and don’t know who […]

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DoDEA’s Linda Curtis: “Lifelong learner, exemplary educator, motivational mentor”

January 31, 2023 by Mariia Tkacheva

When Ball State students travel overseas each year to student teach in Germany, they can applaud educator Dr. Linda Curtis, who helped open those distant classroom doors nearly 20 years ago and make the experience possible. Representing the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), Linda was part of a planning team–including officials from Ball State, […]

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“We are Just Getting Started”: Gerrity on Online Music Education Concentration

September 7, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

Speaking of Ball State’s online master of music with a concentration in music education, Kevin Gerrity, associate professor of music education, can’t contain his pride, nor his joy. “Our online program has become a quick success, and we are just getting started,” he says of the program launched in 2020. Kevin says the program met […]

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Kendra Martz, MBA Alumna, Saw Her Future on NBC Dateline

August 26, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

As a youngster, Kendra Martz was so touched by an NBC Dateline episode about the bionic arm that she made her career choice on the spot. “I was immediately intrigued,” says the 2021 Ball State Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduate, “and ever since, I knew I wanted to go into biomedical engineering.” Growing up […]

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Master’s Program Gives Henderson the Interaction He Preferred

August 17, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

After deciding to pursue another school’s master of business administration (MBA) program with a technology emphasis, state technologist Chris Henderson soon realized he had another decision to make. “What I failed to realize was how much the social learning component meant to me,” he says. “Selecting a graduate program is not just about the academics, […]

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Ryan Wiaranowski Calls Master’s in EMDD “Ultimate Experience”

August 17, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

When Ryan Wiaranowski began interviewing for UX jobs after earning his master’s in emerging media design and development (EMDD), he had answers, strategies, and a portfolio at the ready. “I know I got my first job at Quest [Diagnostics] because I could speak about the design thinking strategies and lessons learned,” he says, referring to […]

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Why Bridget-Anne Burke at CNN Believes EMDD is Emerging

August 15, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

Had she not taken an elective course in video production in high school, Bridget-Anne Burke, graduate of Ball State’s emerging media design and development (EMDD) program, might be working with whales and other aquatic mammals. Instead, she is editorial operations trainer at CNN, instructing current and incoming employees on technical applications and operations. Until Bridget-Anne […]

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Erin Boomershine Inspired to Pursue Master’s Degree While Wrapping Up Bachelor’s

August 11, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

While finishing her bachelor’s in computer and information technology (CIT), Erin Boomershine was already doing graduate research toward Ball State’s online master of science in information and communication sciences. In fact, she’s teaming up with Ball State professors on two research projects. A primary project, “The Machine Wisdom Project,” will have local application, says Erin. […]

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Master’s in EMDD Launches Parker Swartz’s Career in Chicago Marketing

July 26, 2022 by Mariia Tkacheva

“I loved going into his office because there was a lot of creative energy there,” says Parker, graduate of Ball State’s emerging media design and development (EMDD) master’s degree. The EMDD program emphasizes three key areas that are in high demand in the workforce: design thinking, human-computer interaction, and cross-platform storytelling. A generation later, Parker […]

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