Jean Ann Harcourt Took Reins of Parents’ Pencil Company, Sharpened its Mission
The Ball State alumna and trustee has expanded Milroy, Indiana-based Harcourt Industries far beyond its school supply origins.
Lisa headed the media strategy team from mid-2014 to mid-2017 after an award-winning career as a reporter and visual journalist for The Indianapolis Star and other Midwest newspapers. Her top two readers’ favorites in 2016 were "Starting This Fall: A Music Program in the Key of Life" and "‘That’s When it Hit Home’: A Son Leaves for Ball State."
The Ball State alumna and trustee has expanded Milroy, Indiana-based Harcourt Industries far beyond its school supply origins.
Once deemed unfeasible, the possibly largest-of-its-kind system boasts 1,000 miles of piping and $2 million in yearly energy savings vs. coal-fired boilers.
For more than four decades, college students across Indiana have had the chance to learn more about government and serve their state through legislative internships at the Indiana Statehouse. Jeff Papa, MA ’99, was one of those students, when he was still completing his undergraduate degree in economics. And while he couldn’t have known it […]
An architecture professor and 17 students undertake the project to extend the growing season of a sustainable 1-acre plot in Indianapolis.
The Muncie housing nonprofit ecoREHAB offers architecture students hands-on experience and a chance to renew neighborhoods and help low-income residents.
Students write thank you cards to alumni and other friends of Ball State who help make their education — and many other initiatives — possible.
The fall event for glass working/sculpture students, which also subsidizes their career-building opportunities, sells out in less than two hours.