The Tabco – Tom and Dotty Bilyeu Lab is named in recognition of a $25,000 gift from the families of the late Thomas A. and Dorothy Jean “Dotty” (Braunschweiger) Bilyeu.

Together the Bilyeu’s worked tirelessly to provide educational opportunity for their children and eventually employed their two sons who run the business today. Tom and Dotty were proud of the fact that three of their four children and five of their ten grandchildren attended Indiana State University. Tom and Dotty’s hard work, dedication, and love in their hearts was synonymous with laying a foundation of success for others.

While neither had college degrees, they knew how important it was and they were pleased to be able to see three of their four children and five of their 10 grandchildren attend ISU.

Arlington/Roe was built by the power of knowledge, collaboration and teamwork. The Arlington/Roe, & Co., Insurance Teamwork Development Lab provides Donald W. Scott College of Business students a learning environment dedicated to advancing projects with the strength of individual and team dynamic skills.

The collaboration cultivated in the Arlington/Roe, & Co., Insurance Teamwork Development Lab is the very stimulus that fuels the company for which it is named.

The Robert G. Bonnewell Classroom is an inspiring educational environment for Scott College of Business students. Named in honor of Bob Bonnewell’s outstanding philanthropic support of business education at Indiana State University, the classroom prepares students to meet the needs of the ever-changing business world.

The Cindi and Brent Beeler Leadership Complex provides a meeting space within Federal Hall for the more than eighteen Donald W. Scott College of Business student organizations on campus. These organizations provide students with the opportunity to develop and grow essential leadership skills for the business world.

The Executive Express Café is a volunteer student-operated enterprise that is managed by Sycamore Student Ventures. Students of the Scott College of Business’s BUS 401 course are placed in charge of the café’s daily operations, marketing, finance, accounting, human resources, learning labs, and competitive strategies. The café provides students with real world experience and presents the daily challenges of running a business.

Federal Hall on Cherry Street, Terre Haute is the home of the Scott College of Business

The Richard W. Smith Sr. and Dorothy Smith Postmaster’s Conference Room was named in recognition of a $1 million gift by Dr. Kenneth L. Smith, whose father worked in the Post Office for more 30 years.

These are the Sales and Negotiations Center’s offices. The Sales and Negotiations Center at Indiana State is one of only 25 full members in the University Sales Center Alliance (USCA). The mission of the USCA is to advance the sales profession through academic leadership: education, research, and outreach. Employers interested in recruiting college graduates uniquely prepared for success in sales positions should consider graduates from our programs. The Sales and Negotiations Center can also provide sales and negotiation training and consulting services for interested companies.

The Faegre Baker Daniels Office provides a space in the Donald W. Scott College of Business for a faculty member to conduct research and provide guidance to students. The firm is committed to a spirit of collaboration and a team approach to service.

The Todd A. Osburn and Caroline C. Howe Financial Services Suite houses the Scott College of Business Networks Financial Institute, Gongaware Center and Sales and Negotiations Center faculty and staff.

Todd and Caroline Howe began their professional careers working in the financial services industry. Fittingly, the couple met while working at the same bank.

Networks Financial Institute was founded in 2003 through a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc., an Indianapolis-based, private philanthropic foundation. NFI strives to facilitate broad, collaborative thinking, dialogue and progress in the evolving financial services marketplace through student programs and research and thought leadership.

The Gongaware Center was established with a $5 million gift from Donald and Patricia Gongaware for the purpose of developing future leaders in insurance and the financial services industry. In 2007, the Center expanded its mission beyond its original focus on insurance and risk management to also encompass financial services.

The Small Business Development Center provides Entrepreneurial Assessment, Free One-On-One Counseling, Small Business Development Products, Pre-Business and Business Planning workshops for those individuals who want general information on starting a business, or who are in the initial start-up phase.

The SBDC helps existing small business owners sustain, grow, or exit their business. SBDC consultants can help with the details of turning plans into a successful reality.

Federal Hall on Cherry Street, Terre Haute is the home of the Scott College of Business

The Undergraduate Studies Office Suite houses the departmental heads and administrative staff for all three Scott College departments; Accounting, Finance and Insurance and Risk Management (AFIRM), Management and Operations (MO), and Business Education and Information Technology (BEIT).

The Dr. Jeffrey S. Harper MBA Library provides graduate students in the Donald W. Scott College of Business their own facility for research, scholarly study and fellowship. It is named in honor of Dr. Jeffrey S. Harper, a Professor of Management Information Systems and education in graduate education.

The William G. Riley (’89) (’94) MBA Project Room is named in memory of Georgine and Gary Riley’s son, Bill. This room is specifically designed for MBA students’ collaborative project work.

The Parable of the Talents Sycamore Business Advisors Conference Room was created by donations by the Elston and Graham families.

The room was named by the Elston family,Terry, Melodie, Chad, Chase, Kristin and Kaidin, in recognition of the strong influence Indiana State had on the growth and leadership development of their daughter, Kristin.

The Sackrider & Company Inc. Sycamore Business Advisors Conference Room provides a space for Donald W. Scott College of Business seniors to complete their capstone projects.

The Old National Bank Financial Health Classroom is made possible through support from the Old National Bank Foundation. The Foundation’s vision and mission is to advance economic development, education and quality of life for the success of the communities it serves.

The Randall and Nancy Minas Center for Investment and Financial Education was established in 2007 and encompasses the activities of the Scott College of Business' financial trading room, including activities of the Student Investment Club, which manages a portfolio of over $400,000.

The Dr. Max E. Douglas Student Advising Center supported by Jeff and Penny Taylor is the Student Services Suite. It is a designated space at the Donald W. Scott College of Business where students may seek assistance from professors and professional staff.

Jeff (’75) and Penny (Hollenbaugh) (’76) Taylor named this advising center in honor of Dr. Max E. Douglas, Emeritus Professor of Management at Indiana State University.

A $250,000 gift from Larry and Buffy Boulet of Indianapolis in October 2021 established the Larry and Buffy Boulet Scott College of Business Mentoring Program. In recognition of the gift, ISU trustees approved the naming of the Larry and Buffy Boulet Mentoring Room on the first floor of Federal Hall.

Larry Boulet said personal and professional mentor relationships that he and his wife have experienced inspired their gift and that "Throughout our business careers, we learned the life changing value of good mentoring relationships. Mentors are always there in your corner to provide support and guidance. Through this gift, we hope every Scott College of Business student will have an excellent mentoring relationship to help them launch their career and reach their goals."

The Alane (Laney) and Lucien (Lu) Meis Student Development Center supports career development activities at Federal Hall, home of the Donald W. Scott College of Business. Supporting the Scholl of Business us important to the couple, because they are strong supporters of education in general, and for Lu, the business school in particular.

Terry Daugherty became dean to the Scott College of Business in July 2020. His scholarship is focused on examining consumer psychology and persuasion within digital marketing and advertising. He theorizes and empirically tests how individual characteristics and media properties influence cognitive processing and consumer behavior.

Our flexible MBA program allows students from diverse backgrounds to attend classes either full- or part-time. Many of our students are working professionals; while others are traditional students or international students. Regardless of where they are from, students in our MBA program have a sense of place and community. Our faculty is noted for its engagement with students as individuals and expertise in teaching and learning.

Begun in 1920 by a Scottish immigrant with a strong work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit, Templeton Coal Company proudly sponsors this office and hopes to inspire Indiana State University business students to forge the future with our founder’s drive and determination.

The J. Richard Giacoletto Executive-in-Resident Office serves as the home for visiting executives from companies around the world. As business executives bring real world experience into the classroom and share their views with students, faculty, alumni and community leaders on various topics, including leadership development, ethics, crisis management, strategic planning and teamwork; this space integrates business leaders into the Donald W. Scott College of Business.

The First Financial Bank Executive Board Room is dedicated to the Donald W. Scott College of Business, Indiana State University and the leaders who volunteer their time to the advancement of the University.

In recognition of a $1 million gift by Dr. Kenneth L. Smith in June 2021, to honor his late wife and support scholarships in accounting, economics, finance, and history, the room was renamed the Kenneth L. Smith and Theresa Kathryn (Klein) Smith Magna Carta Courtroom. The couple were married for 32 years prior to Theresa’s passing in 2019. The space, once a federal courtroom, features a mural depicting the 1215 signing of the Magna Carta. It was painted in 1935.

The Dr. Robert P. Steinbaugh Faculty Resource Library makes lecture resources and materials available to faculty.

As an emeritus faculty member and department chairperson of Indiana State University, Dr. Steinbaugh wanted to support the University and the Donald W. Scott College of Business in a way that would benefit students and faculty. Dr. Steinbaugh began his career with Indiana State in 1957 and taught courses for 34 years.

In memory of Mark A. Blackwell, Special Agent U.S. Treasury presented by his son, Michael L. Blackwell (’71). The Blackwell Classroom is named in honor of Mark A. Blackwell, Special Agent U.S. Treasury, whose office was located on this very spot.

The James and Sue Pajakowski Accounting Office in the Donald W. Scott College of Business houses a space for an accounting faculty member to conduct research and provide guidance to students.