The $750,000 gift comes from the Hosking family, who have long supported Indiana State University students pursuing engineering and technology degrees.

The partnership will open up more opportunities for Career and Technical Education for Herron-Riverside High School through Vincennes University.

The grant comes from the United Way of Southwestern Indiana’s Pathways to Potential initiative.

The collaboration aims to address workforce shortages in the state’s medical laboratory technology through a phased initiative.

The new scholarship will help support students with financial need who live outside of West Virginia but are in close proximity. 

The funding supported two summer STEM camps and the Student Professionals Corps.

The $85,000 gift comes from an anonymous congregation and will help students through direct financial assistance when obstacles arise.

The $294,616 grant comes from the U.S. Department of Labor and will allow the college to provide paramedic training to current EMTs.

Tom Clark and Chip McLeod have joined the FEISC at Anderson University to help the institute’s mission of supporting family owned businesses in Indiana.

The contract will continue the union’s national Instructor Training Program at the school for the next ten years.