He has worked in Tanzania with the U.S. Army and helps the homeless in Terre Haute — no wonder this criminology and criminal justice major from Brownsburg, Ind., feels a kinship with Captain America!
Paige Voltz, ’21
Making the most of her time at State is the biggest objective for Paige Voltz, an elementary education major from Indianapolis.
Benjamon Brinkley, ’21
A criminology and criminal justice major from Chrisman, Ill., Benjamon Brinkley may be a freshman, but he’s racking up upperclassman-level experiences.
How are industry partners aiding career readiness?
State’s industry partnerships help shape the university’s degree offerings to align closely with workforce needs, which means students are going into in-demand fields and are prepared to hit the ground running after graduation.
100-YEAR EXPERIMENT
In a rare century-long study, Indiana State scientists aim to learn more about how forest management strategies impact endangered bats.
Raising the ‘barr’
Sycamore lands a research fellowship through the National Science Foundation and helps scientists learn more about barred owls.
More than a job
Bayh College of Education custodian Tom Anderson makes University Hall gleam with his hard work and infectious positivity.
