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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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Top seniors honored
Dylan Stoltz was awarded the Daniel L. Bradley Medal for Leadership, Scholarship and Service, the Alan C. Rankin Award and the Hines Memorial Medal. -
More than 1,800 Sycamores participate in commencement
It was the first of such events for President Deborah Curtis, who became the 12th chief of Indiana State on Jan. 3.
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Deborah J. Curtis inaugurated as 12th president
Even though she was undoubtedly the focus of the event, Curtis turned the attention away from her toward the university's impact -- and the partnerships that facilitate it.
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October 4/5, 2018
SMIFC Conference
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November 2, 2018
Day of Thanks
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