Campus Update
Volume 26, Issue 11
October 31, 2005
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Gov. Mitch Daniels visits campus
Gov. Mitch Daniels visited campus Oct. 26 to learn more about Ball State's number one wireless ranking and the university's projects to assist small communities around the state. FULL STORY
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Open forums for strategic plan
The university community is invited to attend and participate in one of two discussions of the draft of the university's strategic plan on Nov. 1 or Nov. 2. FULL STORY

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Faculty member is a child’s voice in court
Taiping Ho, professor of criminal justice, has been a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer in Delaware County since his arrival in Muncie in 1996. FULL STORY

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TechFest 2005
TechFest 2005 will display and demonstrate new technology that can be used to help enhance learning inside and outside of the classroom. FULL STORY

Ball State hosts innovation conference
The Indiana Innovation Network will host a conference on wireless technologies Nov. 9 at the Alumni Center. FULL STORY
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Importance of love theme of 'The Caucasian Chalk Circle'
The play includes video and multimedia by an award-winning artist and original music by a Ball State professor. FULL STORY

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Collecting Modernism
Modernist exhibition to open Nov. 18 at Museum of Art. FULL STORY
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BBC working in Daviess County
Daviess County in southern Indiana has the potential to become the next hotbed for new technological companies, says a group of Ball State faculty and students that is finalizing a report on the area's entrepreneurial environment. FULL STORY

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Two new public charter schools approved
Ball State has approved two new public charter schools: West Gary Lighthouse Charter School (WGLCS) and Options Charter School - Noblesville. FULL STORY
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Project CLUE
Ball State's Project CLUE is helping underserved students in Indianapolis Public Schools cross the gap into gifted and talented classes. FULL STORY

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Ball State to help Mississippi community
Two Ball State colleges are developing a long-range plan to help restart the business sector in Bay St. Louis, Miss., a city devastated by Hurricane Katrina. FULL STORY

Scholarship created for elementary education majors
The family of a Ball State graduate has created a scholarship to assist elementary education majors. FULL STORY

Local couple establishes scholarship to assist Burris graduates
The Thomas Edward Dale Scholarship for the Benefit of Burris was established with a $25,000 gift from David and Ann Dale of Muncie to honor their son. FULL STORY
On Campus -- Update
Flags ordered to half-staff in honor of Rosa Parks
Trick, Treat or Career event to be held on Halloween
Focus on Asia and Asian American Awareness Month events
Celebration of Chinese Cinema
Biotechnology Workshop
U.S. Navy Band to perform at Emens Auditorium
International Affairs Lecture Series
Center for Organizational Resources offers technology workshops
Tech Tuesday: 'The DARPA Challenge'
In the News
Quoted: Avila, Bohanon, Hargrave and more...
The decline in customer service. Plus, the real cost of tax amnesty programs. FULL STORY
Spotlight
Job Postings
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