Vincennes University
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Est. Student Population
Healthcare Programs
About Vincennes University
Vincennes University is a public university located in Vincennes, Indiana. Founded in 1801 by William Henry Harrison, the school is the eldest public post-secondary education institution in the state of Indiana.
Vincennes University offers the following healthcare-related courses:
Practical Nursing
This program is two semesters and one summer session in length, admitting one class annually in August. Graduates provide nursing care to clients in situations of varying complexity under the direction of qualified health professionals. Students receive laboratory instruction and guidance in college laboratory, acute and long-term care facilities and community agencies. Students are responsible for transportation related to clinical experiences.
Health Information Management
The health information management (HIM) field places you right where the expanding arena of healthcare meets the cutting edge of technology. HIM professionals are the experts on patient data that doctors, nurses, and other providers rely on to perform their jobs. This field of study is sometimes referred to as medical records, but as you can see, the opportunities are far greater! With new healthcare initiatives, hospitals, doctors, and other healthcare facilities need professionals that can understand electronic health information networks and exchanges. HIM professionals code, digitize and create electronic patient records while improving electronic data integrity. Some professionals manage the entire process, check for accuracy and secure the information as required by law.
Recent news about Vincennes University
Rolled out in 2022, the first iteration of the schools’ agreement was limited to only students pursuing engineering. It now encompasses almost all academic programs with a few exceptions.
Forty one conservation law enforcement students at Vincennes University spent a semester studying Robeson Hills and have created a list of proposals to enhance the natural resources of the area.
The Whittington Endowed Faculty Fund was created with $750,000 from Ro and Charles "Shorty" Whittington’s Landmark Farm Foundation, Inc., and is the first faculty endowment VIncennes University has had.
The cobots were feasible to introduce thanks to a grant from Lilly Endowment and a partnership with Telamon Robotics.
The grant comes from Lilly Endowment’s Advancing the Science of Reading in Indiana initiative.
Vincennes University offers Science Fridays throughout September and October for high school students interested in hands-on learning on the university’s campus.
Three Vincennes University students used their love of skateboarding and the knowledge gained in their Precision Machining Technology Program to build an electric skateboard which was entered into, and won, the 2022 Mastercam Wildest Parts Competition.
Vincennes University’s Project Achieving Success through Participation in Reaching Educational Excellence has added more schools to its federally funded grant program which assists financially needy students.
Vincennes University has received just over half a million dollars from the Indiana Commission for Higher Education for its healthcare training programs.
Lilly Endowment Inc. has given Vincennes University a $1 million grant as part of its Indiana Youth Programs on Campus initiative. The funding will be for Vincennes University to expand its multi-day summer curriculum for pre-college students.
Through a partnership between several Indiana education institutions, high school students can participate in Indiana’s Crossing the Finish Line Program. The program allows eligible students to finish several postsecondary degrees.
An annual honor recognizing student achievement in the Homeland Security and Public Safety program at VU was awarded to a 2021 graduate who aspires to a career in conservation law.
The Blazers Give Day event engaged participants in online giving, social media engagement, and campus-based activities, raising money for scholarships and academic program development with the help of students, parents, faculty, employees, and alumni.
The Information Technology Department at VU recently hosted a Capture The Flag event on campus that had teams compete using both classic scavenger hunt style clues along with cybersecurity software.
The agreement between VU and Taipei Private Taibei High School and Wagor International School marks the first time high school students in Taiwan will have access to American college credits while still in secondary school.