Miller College of Business Calendar

Join Miller College of Business for our Fifteenth Annual Alumni Awards when we recognize the commitment and generosity of alumni and friends. Reservations required.

Wes Crouch, founder of Tudr, will present as part of the Miller College of Business Entrepreneurial Experience Lecture series.

This Ball State University Sales Symposium at the Ball State Fishers Center for Academic and Economic Innovation, will focus on several key discussions that include: Strategic Procurement in the Age of Modern Technology; How Buyers and Technology are Changing the Sales Profession; Challenges Facing the Sales Manager; Implementing a Digital Marketing Strategy; Sales Enablement as a Driver of Revenue; Integrated Marketing Communication; and the State of the Customer Success Function.

The Institute for the Study of Political Economy presents Ethics for Police: Lessons from the Opioid Epidemic. The presenter, Jake Monaghan is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of New Orleans with an appointment in the University of New Orlean’s Urban Entrepreneurship and Policy Institute. He works on the ethics of consent in medicine and politics and on the role-based obligations of medical professionals and police officers. He has published in the Philosophical Quarterly, the Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, the Journal of Political Philosophy, and elsewhere.

Ali Jafari, founder and CEO of theCN.com, will present as part of the Miller College of Business Entrepreneurial Experience Lecture series.

David, is currently owner of the Proctor Group, a consulting and coaching company. With more than 20 years in the tech sector, David co-founded an e-commerce subscription company before selling it to an investor group.

Effectively confronting the challenges facing small cities and rural communities requires both a better understanding of regional linkages and greater interaction between the academics who study these issues and the policy makers who address them. Join us for a two-day conference examining these issues.

Effectively confronting the challenges facing small cities and rural communities requires both a better understanding of regional linkages and greater interaction between the academics who study these issues and the policy makers who address them. Join us for a two-day conference examining these issues.