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08/28/2026

Go Warriors!

08/27/2026

Celebrating excellence and a new academic year ahead at our annual convocation ceremony. Congratulations to Dr. Wenjia “Jia” Cai on receiving this year’s Leepoxy Award!

08/27/2026

A successful career doesn't always follow a traditional path. For Indiana Tech alumna Ryen Brumbeloe ('15, MBA '17), decades of healthcare leadership experience, combined with a desire to keep growing professionally, ultimately led her to entrepreneurship.

While working full-time in the healthcare industry, Brumbeloe earned both her bachelor's degree and MBA from Indiana Tech. Along the way, she developed a broader understanding of strategy, marketing, leadership and cross-functional collaboration, lessons she says continue to influence her work today.

In January 2026, she founded Waymark Strategy Partners, a consulting firm that helps organizations design customer experiences that support long-term business growth. The venture builds on more than 25 years of experience helping healthcare organizations improve operations and outcomes.

Brumbeloe's story highlights the value of lifelong learning and how investing in education can provide the confidence and skills needed to pursue new opportunities, no matter where you are in your career.

Read her story:

College of Business Alum Brumbeloe serving organizations with new consulting start-up Aug 25, 2026 Indiana Tech’s College of Business offers real-world instruction from world-class faculty with decades of industry experience, while creating opportunities for students to network with business leade...

08/26/2026

Indiana Tech has earned designation as a Gold Level Military Friendly® School for 2026-27, placing the university among the nation's top institutions for serving military-connected students.

The recognition marks our 15th consecutive year as a Military Friendly® School and comes as the university surpasses 1,000 military-connected students enrolled.

We're proud to support active-duty service members, veterans, military spouses and federal employees through dedicated resources and services designed to help them succeed.

Read more about the designation on our website:

Indiana Tech named Military Friendly® School for 2026-27 August 21, 2026Indiana Tech has been designated a Gold Level Military Friendly® School for 2026-27. The recognition comes from Viqtory, a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) that connects the military community to civilia...

08/19/2026

Is there a better way to bond with your teammates?

No. The answer is no.

08/15/2026

Welcome home, Warriors.

08/14/2026

Not even a little rain could slow down move in morning!

08/07/2026

One more week, Warriors!

07/31/2026

Indiana Tech’s student chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) was honored by the organization with a 2025-26 Superior Merit Award. SHRM is the world’s largest HR professional society, representing 340,000 members in 180 countries.

The Superior Merit Award program recognizes chapters every year for providing superior growth and development opportunities to its student chapter members. Indiana Tech’s chapter, the largest student organization on campus, and has earned a Superior Merit Award every year since 1998.

Professor of business Dr. Lisa Kindred is one of the co-advisors of Indiana Tech’s SHRM chapter. She says the award strengthens the visibility of Indiana Tech’s HR program, reinforces its commitment to career readiness and demonstrates students developing the knowledge, competencies and leadership skills valued by the HR profession.

“This recognition validates our commitment to preparing HR leaders while providing students with meaningful experiences beyond the classroom,” Kindred said. “Through leadership opportunities, networking with HR professionals, community service, professional development and career-focused programming, our students gain practical experiences that complement their academic studies and prepare them for successful careers in human resources.”

The Superior Merit Award launched in 1972 to encourage student chapters to require ongoing excellence in the following areas:

-Student chapter requirements
-Chapter operation
-Chapter programming and professional development of members
-Support of the human resource profession
-SHRM engagement

The chapter’s other co-advisor, associate professor of sport management Craig Dyer, calls the award a validation of the success of Indiana Tech’s human resource students, and the quality of its program curriculum and faculty to prepare students for success in human resources.

“Indiana Tech’s College of Business is well positioned to provide current and future HR students with high-quality opportunities such as internships, networking and SHRM certification,” Dyer said. “SHRM has high standards and our HR program will continue to provide students with the tools they need to succeed in the competitive and everchanging HR job market.”

The university’s HR degree program has an outstanding reputation for cultivating exceptional human resource professionals and launching successful careers. It has helped more than 500 Indiana Tech students pass the SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP) exam—a competency-based certification exam that measures one’s ability to apply HR principles to real-life situations.

Visit academics.indianatech.edu/programs and key “human resources” into the search function to explore the various opportunities offered by Indiana Tech.

Indiana tech offers degree and certificate programs in business, engineering, arts and sciences, computer sciences, and criminal justice.

07/24/2026

For generations, military service members, veterans and their families have faced a unique challenge: balancing the demands of service and family life while pursuing opportunities for education and career advancement. At Indiana Tech, helping these individuals achieve their goals has long been a priority—and that commitment recently reached a significant milestone.

More than 1,000 military-connected students are now enrolled at Indiana Tech, according to the university’s Military and Veteran Services department. The achievement represents more than a number. It reflects the university’s ongoing dedication to serving those who have served our nation and the families who support them.

Military-connected students include active-duty service members, reservists, veterans and individuals who have previously served in the armed forces. The designation also extends to spouses and immediate family members of current and former military personnel.

While reaching 1,000 military-connected students has been an organizational goal, the milestone is ultimately the result of the personalized support and guidance provided every day by Indiana Tech’s Military and Veteran Services team.

“Indiana Tech has a proud tradition of helping service members, veterans and their families take the next step in their education and careers,” said Ryan Ozbun, associate vice president of Military and Veteran Services at Indiana Tech. “Our team is deeply committed to providing personalized support and expert guidance on military education benefits, ensuring every military-connected student receives the service and resources they need to succeed.”

That commitment is rooted in firsthand experience. Every member of Indiana Tech’s Military and Veteran Services team has a military background, giving them a deep understanding of the unique challenges military students face and the educational benefits available to them. From navigating military tuition assistance and GI Bill® benefits to understanding deployment-related concerns, the team works to ensure students can focus on their education and future.

Indiana Tech also offers a range of programs and resources designed specifically for military-connected learners. These include unlimited Yellow Ribbon waivers for eligible students, deployment protection policies, generous credit for prior learning opportunities and scholarships for service members, veterans and their spouses.

The university’s efforts have not gone unnoticed. Indiana Tech has earned Military Friendly® School designation for 14 consecutive years, recognizing its ongoing commitment to creating an environment where military-connected students can thrive.

As the university celebrates surpassing 1,000 military-connected students, the milestone stands as a testament to Indiana Tech’s mission of empowering service members, veterans and their families to achieve their educational and professional goals.

Virtual Veterans Center Advance Your Skills and Your Career Indiana Tech offers career-focused certificates and degree programs and specialized support services to help you move forward, whether you are a current member of the military, a veteran or a military spouse. Support that fits your needs. S...