After more than two decades of work by faculty and students, Immersive Learning projects at Ball State continue to provide community partners with ongoing value.
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Ted Neal’s ceramic art explores how we consume natural resources. Fittingly, he is also a national expert in building energy efficient kilns from scratch.
The last rubber duck from 100 hidden by two departing theatre students is home after over two years of search-and-rescue efforts.
See how our students and professors are coming up with ways to make the most out of their alternative learning arrangements.
Award-winning playwright Jennifer Blackmer uses encouragement, community, and collaboration to cultivate theater talent.
As an immersive learning project, members Ball State’s chapter of the Technical Association of the Graphic Arts worked with chemistry and biology students to feature their research in a comic book format. The project won a national award.
