WGU Indiana is obsessed with student success

Editor’s Note: In March 2019, WGU Indiana announced that it’s new Chancellor would be Alison Barber Bell. This article features an interview with former Chancellor Allison Barber, who is now president and COO of the Indiana Fever WNBA basketball franchise.  Thirty-seven million Americans have some college experience but no degree. In Indiana alone there are […]

Software engineer Ben Wencke loves the creative process

For Ben Wencke, the Indy Tech Fellowship was the perfect next step after college to put his passion for building things to good use and to make an impact on his community. Growing up in Mays, Indiana (population around 100), Ben never thought Indianapolis was small. It was the “big city” to visit if he […]

Prioritizing diversity and inclusion in Indianapolis’ tech industry

This week, we started a new cohort at The Iron Yard. It’s always exciting to see a fresh group of faces on campus – faces that look equal parts excited and nervous, but ready to tackle the huge challenge in front of them. This week, however, there were a few extra things to be excited […]

Ivy Tech Community College is more than you think

In a world where one of the most innovative forces in the automobile, energy, transportation and even space exploration industries is the guy who invented PayPal (a complete outsider), the usual way of preparing students for tomorrow’s workforce needs to be challenged. Ivy Tech Community College, the single largest accredited statewide community college system in […]

What It’s Like: Haley Altman on becoming a first-time CEO

There is no test, degree or experience that automatically qualifies you to become a chief executive officer. Whether you are working your way up the ladder or launching your own company, it takes a combination of grit, determination and a savvy leadership to be your own boss. Haley Altman, CEO and founder of Doxly, recently […]