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August 6, 2024 (Marion, IN) — Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) is pleased to announce the promotion of Dr. Mark Alexander. Since first beginning to work at IWU in 2002, Dr. Alexander has filled a variety of roles. This promotion marks a move from the role of Senior Director of Talent Development
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When looking at doctoral degree programs across universities, IWU’s PhD in Organizational Leadership program meets and exceeds every traditional measurement. What makes organizational leadership important is its ability to help produce better organization leaders in a variety of fields—something many companies and institutions are desperately in need of.
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July 29, 2024 (Marion, IN) – Last Thursday, Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) hosted the Director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture, Donald Lamb, as he visited the Marion campus to tour the Alliance Gardens’ south and north locations, as well as the nearby Green Acres community garden. This tour was
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By Malachi Nutter Did you know Indiana Wesleyan University has two gardens on campus? Located on the southern and northern edges of IWU’s Marion campus, the Alliance Gardens are an important and often underappreciated part of the IWU community. Overseen by Dr. Jennifer Noseworthy, these gardens are responsible for
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July 25, 2024 (Washington, DC) – Amidst a historic rise in antisemitism at university campuses in the United States and worldwide, Colorado Christian University President Eric Hogue and Indiana Wesleyan University President Jon Kulaga have issued a joint letter extending a heartfelt invitation to Jewish and Israeli students to study on
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By Malachi Nutter Exploring the ancient city of Rome, Dr. Lanta Davis encountered statues of the virtues, wandered secluded catacombs, and saw countless centuries-old art works demonstrating the importance of art in the historical Church. These experiences served as a powerful awakening to the traditional role of the imagination in
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July 16, 2024 (Marion, IN) — Indiana Wesleyan University is proud to announce an outstanding achievement by its Pre-licensure Nursing program. According to the official results released by the State Board of Nursing on July 1, 2024, IWU’s nursing graduates have achieved a 100% pass rate on the NCLEX RN
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Why is a PhD in Organizational Leadership more useful now than ever before? Companies need better organizational leaders A recent study done by Development Dimensions International revealed a variety of surprising facts about the current state of corporate leadership. Only 40% of leaders believe their company contains high-quality effective organizational
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July 10, 2024 (Marion, IN) — Indiana Wesleyan University and the Office of Diversity and Intercultural Integration are delighted to announce the appointment of Nicole Saint-Victor as the new Executive Director of Multicultural Learning and Engagement for IWU-National & Global. With robust experience and a vision for impact in this vital
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July 9, 2024 (Indianapolis, IN) – Eleven Fifty Academy, originally created as a coding and cyber education bootcamp, is rebranding as Blaizing Academy to position itself ahead of the rapidly evolving AI landscape and to create a comprehensive training platform to foster an inclusive tech community and ignite a new era
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Indianapolis, IN — The AI Fusion Conference 2024, a groundbreaking event dedicated to the practical applications of artificial intelligence, will be held on Friday, June 28, 2024, at the Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel. Aimed at educators, business leaders, and non- profit professionals, the conference is poised to showcase innovative AI strategies
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Are early childhood education programs worth it? A degree in early childhood education is useful for anyone who intends to work in early childhood settings. While not all childcare work requires degrees, the average yearly amount made by childcare workers who lack a degree is just $24,000. A bachelor’