Three Ball State Alumni Help Shape Their Hoosier Communities
Throughout the Midwest and across the nation, alumni from R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (ECAP) are shaping the future of cities and towns.
Jennifer Criss, ’98, is a contributing writer for the Ball State Magazine and coordinates the production of the print marketing pieces produced for campus clients. She also assists the copyediting of Ball State webpages. In her spare time, she writes fiction and poetry.
Throughout the Midwest and across the nation, alumni from R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (ECAP) are shaping the future of cities and towns.
As vice president of development for the Community Health Network Foundation, Bente Weitekamp, ’98, knows first-hand the impact of giving.
Fourth-grade teacher Spencer King reflects on what he calls the keystone of his educational experience at Ball State the Urban Immersion Internship Program.
Bibi Bahrami, ’14, co-founder of the Islamic Center of Muncie, has dedicated her life to caring for others and serving her community.
Ball State Human Resources welcomed Darrell Clark into the fold with the newly formed title of Associate Vice President for People and Culture
Recent graduate, Imani Brissett, received the Mark Twain Scholarship for Comic Performance among other prestigious awards.
Building Better Neighborhoods providing support, leadership for Muncie neighborhood associations.