Ball State University’s OneCreative mentorship program pairs graphic design students with recent alumni for career guidance, portfolio feedback, and lasting professional connections.
Ball State alumnus Dr. Keith Robinson, ’95, built a career in education and public service, becoming associate principal at Evanston Township High School and the first Black trustee of Skokie, Ill.
Through intentional planning and expanded opportunities, Ball State University’s Honors College has seen remarkable growth in recent years.
The greatest partnerships aren’t the ones that benefit both sides; they’re the collaborations that benefit everyone.
Ethan Atterson, ’23, views music as a beautiful conduit for human connections. And conducting an orchestral ensemble … well, that’s magical, Mr. Atterson says.