The programs have been approved by Thomas More University’s board of trustees, though state approval and accreditation remains to be seen.

The $257,596 grant from the National Science Foundation will give Monica Wakefield, who is the director of the Anthropology and Evolutionary Studies programs, the opportunity to research juvenile primates.

The college will use the grant funding to attract and retain students from communities that are typically underrepresented in cybersecurity education.

The funding comes via Lilly Endowment’s College and Community Collaboration initiative, which has given funding to 13 different educational institutions in the state of Indiana.

The grant comes from Lilly Endowment’s College and Community Collaboration initiative.

The grant will allow Dr. Justin Miller to study a specific bacterial species as well as provide students who come from underrepresented communities with mentorships and other opportunities on campus.

Indiana Tech has received funding to transform the advanced manufacturing landscape in the Indianapolis area, as well as attract new talent and retain talent in the area.

The school earned a grant last year that enabled it to install new solar powered benches, solar panels, and monitors, plus introduce its Solar Installation Technology training program.

The Amy Northwood Hamilton Nursing Scholarship will provide financial assistance to students enrolled in the BA/BS to BSN program at West Liberty University.

The agreement will allow New River Community and Technical College students who have earned an associate degree to transfer to the University of Charleston to complete a bachelor degree.