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Tom Snyder says in the next few years, he wants to expand on what he has done to increase enrollment of students entering a technology-driven workforce.
The Department of Corrections and Ivy Tech allowed their two-year contract to expire after disagreements over funding and staffing.
Ivy Tech has announced it will not increase tuition rates in 2012-20123 for current and former members of the military.
An auto communities consortium held at Ivy Tech hopes to help those communities recover.
The funds come from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and were awarded through Complete College America.
Indiana is the first state in the nation to require drug testing for people who want to participate in federally funded job training.
Cost efficiency drives Ivy Tech’s decision to house servers at IU.
A community college summit at Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis aimed to improve college graduation rates and job placement after a degree is earned.
The City of Bloomington and Ivy Tech have collaborated to join a study analyzing the way that non-profit arts organizations impact local economies.
Private funding from the likes of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will help bolster institutions like Ivy Tech Community College over the next decade.
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