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Business Education, Information and Technology
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Indiana State University's Business Education, Information and Technology (BEIT) Program area offers baccalaureate programs in business education and information design and end-user computing. A 17-18 semester hour minor in information processing and an 11-12 semester hour professional enhancement program (PEP) are also available.
The programs available provide preparation for careers in a variety of organizational and/or school positions. Graduates have found successful employment in schools as business teachers and business and non-profit organizations as end-user consultants, business analysts, technical support specialists, technical trainers, technical writers, help desk supervisors, and a variety of other positions. Many new career opportunities continue to develop as a result of advancements in information technology.
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Nearly 600 Sycamores participate in winter commencement
There were 867 students who applied to graduate, including 412 undergraduates and 172 graduate students who signed up to participate in the commencement ceremony at Hulman Center on Dec. 15.
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Business, health programs to better align with industry needs
The Board of Trustees approved the creation and revision of a business analytics minor and three health programs.
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Winter commencement set for Dec. 15
Star Leonard of Kansas, Ill., who is completing her bachelor’s degree in biology with a pre-medicine track and a minor in chemistry, will deliver the student address and retiring state Rep. Clyde Kersey, ’71, GR ’74, will deliver the alumni address.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Sales & Negotiations
State Farm Circle of Influence - Chip Helm
Monday, March 4, 2019
14th Annual Ethics Conference
Building a Better Tomorrow
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
15th Annual Insurance Public Policy Summit
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