Gary Vance, ’77, has discovered his mentorship efforts, including those with Mary Kate Hopf, provide him a professional benefit, too.
Ball State graduates are empowered to lead meaningful lives after their time at the University.
More than 400 College of Health students participate annually in Ball State’s various Centers, Clinics, and Laboratories
Kelly Hartman, ’89 MA ’91, confesses that Ball State chose her rather than her choosing Ball State.
Sarah Vise, ’19, is a Solar System Ambassador for NASA and an educator at Science Central in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Compass Advantage is an initiative in the College of Sciences and Humanities at Ball State that helps humanities students navigate college-to-career
Ball State University graduate Jeff Kingsbury is creating industry-related opportunities for CAP graduates and finding ways to do the same for current students.
