November 02, 2017
From left, George Hanlin, director of grants for Indiana Humanities, Keira Amstutz, president and CEO of Indiana Humanities, and Amy Nicholls, dean of the Jannen School of Arts and Sciences at Trine University, are pictured during a reception Friday, Oct. 27, in Taylor Hall of Humanities. Hanlin and Amstutz visited campus to discuss potential ways the university can partner with Indiana Humanities on projects such as the celebration of the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s novel “Frankenstein” in 2018.
Photo by Dean Orewiler
“When I first arrived at Trine, I expected to earn an advanced degree that would strengthen my professional qualifications. What I did not expect was that it would completely reshape the direction of my career.”
Businesses looking to hire Trine University students or graduates for internships or full-time roles are invited to be part of the university’s Tailgate for Talent, which will be held along Thunder Drive from noon to 3 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24.
The director of Trine University’s pre-health professions and direct entry programs was part of a team that presented updates to best practices for health professions advisors and institutions at a national conference.