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University researchers to
assist in software protection
 Ball State
researchers will work with an Indiana-based information technology
company to build a system to improve software protection. The project
could have global applications, said Wayne Zage.
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University initiative to 'seed' innovative academic programs
The university is awarding $50,000 grants to six new or existing
programs for 2004-05 through the Innovative Academic Programs Endowment.
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Lilly Endowment matching
gift program goals exceeded
Ball State experienced increases in scholarship fund gifts, the average
dollar amount of alumni gifts, and the number of gifts from alumni,
students, parents, faculty and staff during a Lilly Endowment Inc.
program designed to boost giving
to Indiana’s public and private universities.
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Winterfest set for Feb. 24
at Ivy Tech State College
Winterfest, an information fair highlighting women’s contributions to
the community, will be Feb. 24 at Ivy Tech State College.
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Lynne Richardson elected to management education board
 Starting on July
1, Richardson will begin serving a three-year term on the board of
directors for AACSB International – The Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
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Student preferences sought on technology support, service
Students at Ball State have a direct stake in completing the Students
Technology Preference Survey that is now available online. The Office of
Information Technology (IT) will use knowledge gained from the survey to
improve technological utilization, support and services available to
students.
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Marriage class instructor offers ways to be a good
valentine
 Beckie Adams
teaches students in her marriage class how to be good valentines. They
learn about emotional and physical intimacy, good communication, the
difference between marriage and cohabitation, and the need to be a
healthy person to find a good marriage partner.
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Smash hit STOMP makes triumphant return to Emens
 STOMP, the
international percussion sensation, returns to Ball State's Emens
Auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 24 and 25 at 7:30 p.m.
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Former gang member, poet
to read from work Feb. 18
Luis Rodriguez successfully broke free from years of violence and
desperation as an active gang member in the barrio of east Los Angeles.
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Former business dean's 80th birthday to be
celebrated
 Ball State will
celebrate the 80th birthday of J.B. Black, former dean of the Miller
College of Business, March 4 with a roast and fund-raiser. Black was
dean of the Miller College of Business from 1973 to 1984. He retired in
1988.
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University to use $528,000 gift for merit
scholarships
Ball State will be able to continue a number of academic initiatives as
a result of a $528,000 gift from the estate of two longtime benefactors.
Jean and John Cullison had a long history of philanthropy, supporting
Ball State programs.
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Online program to allow anonymous crime tip
reports
Silent Witness is a new Web-based program that allows individuals to
anonymously report information about criminal activity on campus.
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