Katherine (Hinkley) Storer, a 2007 AU alumna who majored in global business management and psychology, now works as the purchasing manager for Procter & Gamble. "My passions are people and cultures, and my job enables me to interact with both," she says.
Five Anderson University students recently participated with four other schools in the third annual I-69 Collegiate Innovation Challenge sponsored by the Grant County Economic Growth Council. Other participants included Ball State University, Huntington University, Indiana Wesleyan University, and Taylor University. The purpose of the competition is to encourage entrepreneurship along the I-69 corridor, foster collaborative market solutions through team building, promote cross-pollination, and generate creative ideas.
Anderson University juniors Stephanie Brown and Chad Schubert recently received the 2009 Nicholson Student Servant Leadership Award for services on campus and in the community. The awards were made possible by a grant from the Moore Foundation and Barney II Foundation as well as matching funds directed to the university by Anderson University donors.
Ben Randel says he sincerely enjoys going to work each morning.
Ben is a student in the Residential MBA program at Anderson University. For his internship with the RMBA program, Ben works as a quality consultant at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis.
Two senior Anderson University students were selected to receive the Falls School of Business/Dickmann Scholarship Award at a luncheon on Friday, December 5.
Kelly Kaiser, a management major and history minor as well as Lisa Bailey, an accounting major, were selected from several applicants to receive scholarships because of the work they have done within the Falls School of Business as well as in their community. The scholarships are funded through the Madison County Community Foundation Charles H. and Hazel Dickmann Chamber of Commerce/Anderson University Fund.
