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INDIANA UNIVERSITY
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Ivy Tech and
IU Partner
Grow Ivy Tech
Hits $2.8 Million
COLLEGE
INTRODUCING...
CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
Ivy Tech - Bloom
ington and Indian
a Univerity
Sign Historic Ag
reement
Beginning in 2006,
between 100-2
00 students will
missions at Indian
be selected each
a University to
fall by the Office
enter the “Hoos
will live in IU Resid
ier Link” program.
of Adence Halls while
“Hoosier Link”
Tech and at least
taking a minim
students
um of 26 transf
one IUB course
erable credit hours
per semester and
dents selected to
maintaining a 2.5
at Ivy
participate in the
grade point averag
“Hoosier Link”
in various acade
program will also
mic, personal and
e.
be required to partic Stusocial developme
ntal experiences
ipate
throughout their
first academic year
“The collaboration
including specia
between Ivy Tech
l orientation classe
Bloomington and
s,
academic skill enhan
cemen
Indiana Universit
t workshops, pre-advising
y in
the ‘Hoosier Link
workshops,
community servic
’ program is an
e activities and
excellent demonstratio
mentoring sessio
ns.
n of
two-year commun
how Indiana’s new
ity college and
John Whikehart,
Ivy Tech Comm
its
mier four-year
unity College of
university can wor preIndiana – Bloom
ingk toton Chancellor,
gether to best mee
said, “The collab
t the needs of Indi
oration between Ivy
students.” - Chan
Tech-Bloomington
ana
and Indiana Unive
cellor John Whik
rsity in the “Hooehart
sier Link” progr
am is an excellent
demonstration
college and its
of how Indiana’
premier four-year
s new two-year
university can work
students. While
community
we each have our
together to best
meet the needs
own
tunities for both
of Indiana
institutions to make unique mission, there contin
ue to be partnership
higher education
oppormore attainable
“Hoosier Link”
for Hoosiers.”
students will also
participate in ongoi
and IUB staff to
ensure that cours
ng advising exper
e work done at
iences
IUB. Participatin
with
both
Ivy Tech will transf
Ivy Tech
g students will
also have full access
er to their target
parking services
ed major at
and the opportunity
to Ivy Tech and
IU technology accou
to participate in
student activities
nts,
on both campuses.
Changing Lives...
Grow Ivy Te
ch Reaches
At a special holida
$2.89 Millio
nounced “Grow y event on November 29th, Ivy
n
Ivy Tech,”
Tech
$2,800,000 millio
n.
the college’s major
- Bloom
fundraising campaington anign, has raised
Hitting the $2.8
millio
Tech thanks campa n mark is a significant milest
Tech. This campa ign contributors and the comm one in this campaign. Ivy
development of ign is not about gifts, but about unity for their support of Ivy
a
students. It is not quality local workforce while investments in ensuring the
changing the lives
help we’ll be thereyet time to declare complete
success, but with of individual
a little more
November 19th’
s campaign holida
paign goal of $3
y party
million. The evenin was held to rally participants
Chef Chris Spears
g included food
to
, Classic Cateri
prepared by local help Ivy Tech reach its camBaker and Chef
ng-Chef Bobby
chefs including
Francie Hurst,
Scholar’s
Runcible Spoon Scank, Bloomington Cooking
Truffles-Chef Matt
-Chef
School-Chef Jan InnTallent, Limestone Smith, Puccini’s La Dolce Vita-C Matt O’Neill, R Street Bistro
Bulla-Chef Jackie Decka
provided by Big Grill - Chef Tad Delay and Blu hef Gearry Caudell, Restaurant
Red Liquors. We
Tallent-Chef Dave rd,
Catering-Chef David
thank everyone
Fletcher. Wine
for
their
pairings were
The $3 million
campaign for privat
the addition of
e
support is the
several new progra
growth in the life
ms. The campa direct result of rapidly increa
sing
and
ign will assist Ivy
health science arenas
for Civic Engag
Tech in its effort enrollment and
, increase schola
ement and allow
to accommodat
rship funding,
for future growt
e
provide support
h.
for the Center
OUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CAMPUSHIGHLIGHTS
...$111,000 to
go!
April 27th & 28th
BLOOMINGTON POP
S DONATES TREE
TO IVY TECH
Bloomington POPS
donated a 14 foot
lege for the college
tall Bald Cypres
s tree to Ivy Tech
’s support of the
Community ColPOPS. The tree
at Ivy Tech’s campu
was planted during
s on November
28, 2005.
a ceremony held
Pictured are: (left
to right) Keith Klein,
Melanie Hart, Heathe
Wanda Sanders,
Kathleen Romy,
r Hertling Narduc
Doug Mattick,
Chancellor John
ci, Kevin Hallora
Whikehart.
n, Mike Walsh,
Ron Jensen and
Ivy Tech and
IU Partner
Grow Ivy Tech
Hits $2.8 Million
College of Indiana
Ivy Tech Community
Chancellor John Whikehart
and Chancellor Ken Gros
Louis sign the Hoosier Link
agreement.
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INTRODUCING...
HOOSIER LINK
Ivy Tech - Bloomington and Indiana University
Sign Historic Agreement
Beginning in 2006, a cohort of up to 150 students will be selected each fall by the Office of
Admissions at Indiana University to enter the “Hoosier Link” program. “Hoosier Link” students
will live in IU Residence Halls, take a minimum of 26 transferable credit hours at Ivy Tech with
at least one IU course per semester, and maintain a 2.5 grade point average. Students selected to
participate in the “Hoosier Link” program will also be required to participate in various academic,
personal and social developmental
experiences throughout their first
“The collaboration between Ivy Techacademic year including special
Bloomington and Indiana University
orientation classes, academic skill
enhancement
workshops,
prein the ‘Hoosier Link’ program is an
advising workshops, community
excellent demonstration of how Indiana’s
service activities and mentoring
sessions.
new two-year community college and
$2.89 Million
Grow Ivy Tech Reaches $2.89 Million
At a special holiday event on November 29th, Ivy Tech - Bloomington
announced “Grow Ivy Tech,” the college’s major fundraising campaign, has raised
$2,800,000 million.
Hitting the $2.8 million mark is a significant milestone in this campaign, and Ivy
Tech thanks campaign contributors and the community for their support. This
campaign is not about gifts, but about investments in ensuring the development
of a quality local workforce while changing the lives of individual students. It
is not yet time to declare complete success, but with a little more help we’ll be
there.
The November 29 campaign holiday reception was held to rally participants to help Ivy Tech reach its
campaign goal of $3 million. The evening included food prepared by local chefs including Scholar’s
Inn-Chef Chris Spears, Classic Catering-Chef Bobby Scank, Bloomington Cooking School-Chef Jan
Bulla-Baker and Chef Francie Hurst, Runcible Spoon-Chef Matt O’Neill, R Street Bistro-Chef Jackie
Deckard, Truffles-Chef Matt Smith, Puccini’s La Dolce Vita-Chef Gearry Caudell, Restaurant Tallent-Chef
Dave Tallent, Limestone Grill - Chef Tad Delay and Blu Catering-Chef David Fletcher. Wine pairings
were provided by Big Red Liquors. We also thank Craig and the Crawdads for their excellent music.
The $3 million campaign for private support is the direct result of rapidly increasing enrollment and
the addition of several new programs. The campaign will assist Ivy Tech in its effort to accommodate
growth in the life and health science arenas, increase scholarship funding, provide support for the Center
for Civic Engagement, and allow for future growth.
...$111,000 to go!
its premier four-year university can
John Whikehart, Ivy Tech Community
work together to best meet the needs of
College of Indiana – Bloomington
Chancellor, said, “The collaboration
Indiana students.” - Chancellor John Whikehart
between Ivy Tech-Bloomington and
Indiana University in the “Hoosier
Link” program is an excellent demonstration of how Indiana’s new two-year community college
and its premier four-year university can work together to best meet the needs of Indiana students.
While we each have our own unique mission, there continue to be partnership opportunities for
both institutions to make higher education more attainable for Hoosiers.”
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th
April 27 & 28
BLOOMINGTON POPS DONATES TREE TO IVY TECH
2006
“Hoosier Link” students will also participate in ongoing advising experiences with both Ivy Tech
and IU staff to ensure that course work at Ivy Tech will transfer to their targeted major at IU.
Participating students will also have full access to Ivy Tech and IU technology accounts, parking
services, and the opportunity to participate in student activities on both campuses.
SAVE
THE
DATE
Bloomington POPS donated a 14-foot Bald Cypress tree to Ivy Tech Community College
for the college’s support of the POPS. The tree was planted during a ceremony held at Ivy
Tech’s campus on November 28, 2005.
Pictured are: (left to right) Keith Klein, Wanda Sanders, Kathleen Romy, Doug Mattick,
Melanie Hart, Heather Hertling Narducci, Kevin Halloran, Mike Walsh, Ron Jensen and
Chancellor John Whikehart.