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North American Lighting funds student success center at State

North American Lighting (NAL) will enjoy a higher profile at Indiana State University after the ISU Board of Trustees approved Friday the naming of a student success center in honor of the manufacturer’s investment in Sycamores.
$2.38M grant aims to strengthen student support

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Indiana State a five-year, $2.38 million Strengthening Institution Program (SIP) grant to further boost mentoring efforts at the university.
Indiana State welcomes highest-performing freshman class

University maintains service to its traditionally diverse population and its commitment to access to higher education.

College of Technology Success Stories

New Dean brings diversity to College of Technology

I arrived at ISU on August 1, 2018 to serve as the ninth dean of the College of Technology (COT). As the first female and engineering Dean of the College, I am excited to lead the COT and work closely with our faculty and staff to educate the future technologists and engineers. ISU is dedicated to teaching and the creation of knowledge while maintaining its longstanding commitment to inclusiveness, community and public service, and access to higher education. The mission of COT is to prepare students with critical thinking, creative problem solving, technical knowledge, and leadership skills that enable them with necessary tools to apply in the real world. The COT offers variety of technology and engineering programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels both on campus and online. See Flip Book to learn more about our College and offerings. More from Dean »

Summer 2018 Dean’s List Announced

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(August 2018) Congratulations to students in the College of Technology who earned the Spring 2018 Dean’s List. This honor includes full-time students whose semester grade point average is 3.50 to 4.00. www.indstate.edu/technology/deans-lists»

MET students honored by state ASME organization

(April 2018) Two mechanical engineering technology students, Nick Reth, junior, and Phillip Williams, senior, were selected as this year’s Outstanding ASME Student Members by the state organization of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers – Indiana Section (ASME). The selection was based on their significant contributions to ASME and their community through their leadership involving professional development such as industry plant tours and work associated with Caterpillar, Toyota, and Cummins. Both students also contributed significantly work with Habitat for Humanity, Special Olympics, Riley Hospital for Children, as well as several other community based initiatives. Nick has currently accepted an Manufacturing Engineering internship position this summer with Allison Transmission, while Phillip has just been hired full time by Great Dane Trailers as a Product Engineer. ISU students have been the recipients of this statewide recognition by ASME for the past two years.

ASCE Students Float Their Boat

(April 2018) ISU students in the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) were successful in the regional ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition in Chicago. The concrete canoe, designed and built by ISU students, passed the required tests and successfully competed in several races. Students took 3rd place out of 19 in the co-ed and the men's sprint races! This year was only their 3rd year to participate. Guess the 3rd time is the charm. Congratulations ASCE!!!

Alumna attains grant for ISU students

(January 2018) Desiree Edwards, HRD ’15, attained funding through her company, Briljent, for ISU’s Females in Technology (FiT) to pursue professional development opportunities. As a past president and current FiT Advisory Council member, Desiree continues to give back through involvement in student career development activities by participating in events such as FIT for the Future, AlumLinks, TECH Connections, etc. Read more »