Our Crowdfunding Groups
The School of Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering, and Applied Sciences takes pride in aligning the student experience with the needs of our industry partners. This alignment is multifaceted in providing commensurate state of the art equipment in our classrooms/labs, skilled faculty updated in latest technologies, and providing a positive learning environment. We rely heavily on industry partnerships, individual and corporate financial support, local, state, and federal grants to access the resources necessary to equip our labs and provide professional development to our faculty. In addition to hands-on lab activities, the overall student experiences are equally important. This includes community service projects such as our sweet corn project with Westminster Village and Catholic Charities and the community car care clinic.
Your support creates the foundation on which we are able to continue providing quality education to our students. Their quality education ensures our community partners have access to a skilled workforce which will help them meet their business objectives. The following programs within the School of Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering and Applies Sciences, are all accredited: Advanced Automation & Robotics Technology, Agriculture, Automotive Service Technology, Autobody Technology, Diesel Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Electronics & Computer Technology, Engineering Technology, Heating & Cooling Technology, Industrial Technology, Machine Tool Technology, Precision Agriculture, & Welding. Thank you for your support of our students as they work to achieve their education and career goals without the burden of financial barriers.
School of Arts, Sciences and Education
The School of Arts, Sciences, and Education offers opportunities for students to complete a workforce credential or transfer to a four-year institution. One of the most exciting components to these opportunities is the Transfer as a Junior program. In this program, students can complete two-year degrees in Education, Biology, Chemistry, or Psychology at Ivy Tech and then transfer as Juniors to any public, four-year institution in Indiana. We have implemented special initiatives within the Early Childhood Education program that provide high-quality early education training to our community. Additionally, the School of Arts, Sciences and Education has implemented special campus programs like Science Olympiad, The Big Read, and Study Abroad, to enhance the student experience.
When it comes to credentials, we know quality communication matters in every career. Because of this, we are happy to be able to offer a new opportunity for students to earn a certificate in Professional Communication. Your contributions to the School of Arts, Sciences, and Education create the foundation on which we are able to build these and other strategic initiatives. We thank you for your help in creating sustainable support for our students as they work to achieve their career and education goals without the burden of financial barriers.
School of Business, Logistics and Supply Chain
The School of Business, Logistics and Supply Chain prepares students to provide businesses and organizations trained professionals needed in such areas as accounting, administrative support, customer service, logistics, management, and marketing. Ivy Tech strives to provide opportunities for students to learn employable skills using the latest industry standards. Therefore, students in the School of Business, Logistics and Supply Chain utilize the most recent Microsoft Office and Accounting software and can earn industry certifications. Students may choose to complete a workforce degree or transfer to a four-year institution through the Transfer as a Junior curriculum.
You can help change the life of a Wabash Valley resident by supporting these four programs: Accounting, Business Administration, Supply Chain Management/Logistics and Business Operations, Applications and Technology. Your contributions will fund necessary equipment and software required and provide scholarships to assist students in need.
School of Information Technology
One of the largest challenges for programs within the School of Information Technology is keeping pace with the rapid change of industry equipment and software. Ivy Tech strives to provide opportunities for students to learn employable skills using the latest industry standards. Therefore, students in the School of Information Technology are challenged everyday receiving training to repair, build and secure computers, networks and critical infrastructure. Ivy Tech is certified by the NSA as a Center for Cyber Security in education for two year colleges.
Through your generosity, you can change the life of a Wabash Valley resident by supporting the Cyber Security, Informatics, and Information Technology Support programs in keeping pace with the necessary industry equipment, technology and software. Staying current with the technologies ensures students will possess the relevant skills required by industry when entering the workforce.
School of Public Affairs and Social Services
Students in the Criminal Justice and Human Services programs can earn credentials to directly enter the workforce or transfer to a four-year institution. Within the Criminal Justice program students receive training utilizing crime lab and crime scene investigation equipment, a situational training simulator and facility tours. Graduates in the Human Services program complete the degree with 320 hours of internship experience and if desired can specialize in social work or addition studies.
Your support to these programs will allow such valuable experiences to continue. Whether a student chooses to enter the workforce or continue his/her education, these experiences are invaluable to their future success.
School of Health Sciences
Especially now, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare employment remains a need in our community. The School of Health Sciences programs at the Ivy Tech Terre Haute campus are proud of the direct, hands-on skills learning and practice opportunities that are provided to students. In order to keep providing these opportunities, we strive to emulate the equipment used in the clinical setting as often as possible. As technology continues to evolve, the purchase of new equipment is a challenge to keep up with in some of our programs. You can help be part of our students’ success by contributing to our School of Health Sciences!
When students are learning a new skill, the class will often have to share equipment with multiple students. Our goal is to provide opportunities for an improved ratio of students to equipment allowing them to have more time. These funds will be used for equipment purchases such as ultrasound machines, respiratory equipment and lab equipment, just to name a few items. All Health Sciences programs at the Terre Haute campus will benefit from this Endowment: Paramedic Sciences, Respiratory Therapy, Surgical Technology, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Medical Laboratory Technology, Medical Imaging, Medical Assisting and Healthcare Specialist (CNA, QMA, Phlebotomy, Massage).
School of Nursing
The School of Nursing enjoys a favorable, long-standing history within the Wabash Valley. Students traveling along their educational path experience world-class instruction in the classroom, laboratory, and clinical settings. With the field evolving rapidly, we rely on our generous supporters to make sure our students are provided opportunities that utilize the most up-to-date technology in order to ensure their competency as they go on to join the work force. Your contributions this Giving Tuesday will provide sustainable support for the School of Nursing and all of our students along their paths to success.
