Miller College News

As we move deeper into the school year, it remains important for parents, educators, mentors and other adults to stress to students how important education is for their future opportunities.

The Bright Ideas Partnership Program recently awarded more Bright Ideas grants for great ideas in education: * Brass Band of Battle Creek, Doris McDevitt Holiday Concert Ticket Vouchers for Students, $1,050 * Calhoun Intermediate School District , Kathy Keller Let's Get MOVING! Exercise program, $490 * Wattles Park Elementary, Patricia ...

Entrepreneurship students at Ball State University will work with U.S. Navy researchers to develop commercial applications for military projects through a technology transfer initiative.

OMNI Community Credit Union participated in the American Diabetes Association's "Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes." Team OMNI raised $885 for this year's event.

Mindy Fuchs, LSW, recently moved her professional counseling business to an office in the Coldwater Executive Suites, 28 W. Chicago St., Coldwater.

Miller College faculty and staff welcome Debra Pierce as the newest faculty member in the Miller College School of Nursing.

Local business corePHP, located in downtown Battle Creek, has announced a doubling of its company growth since opening its doors in 2007.

Miller College is hosting a live radio broadcast with WKFR on Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m. Students can visit the college, meet faculty and staff and register for spring classes, which begin Jan.

Miller College is seeking accreditation for its nursing program, which allows students who have graduated from two-year programs to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing.

Miller College will offer three courses at Kellogg Community College's Grahl Center in Coldwater this spring.

Miller College is on the move! The College is offering three courses at Kellogg Community College's Grahl Center in the Spring semester of January 2010 - Junior Seminar, Human Diversity, and Managerial Accounting.

Several School of Education faculty members and additional supporters attended a regular meeting in Lansing on October 13th with the Michigan State Board of Education where the school was granted probationary approval to certify teachers for a three-year period.

New teachers from local elementary, middle, and high schools will share hints to have fun and succeed as a new teacher at the annual, free, Kellogg Community College Fall Education seminar.

Section: NEWS Originally published: 10/6/09 at 3:33 AM EST Last update: 10/6/09 at 3:33 AM EST Students from the Miller College of Business are in the process of reviving the American Marketing Association chapter at Ball State University.

Faculty and staff are excited to welcome international students onto the Miller College campus for the spring 2010 semester.

Section: NEWS Originally published: 9/23/09 at 12:46 AM EST Last update: 9/23/09 at 12:45 AM EST After hearing entrepreneur Bill Rancic talk about taking risks Tuesday night, junior Katharine Bleecker quickly decided to take one herself.

MUNCIE -- In the September 2009 issue of Risk Management magazine, the risk management and insurance program in Ball State University's Miller College of Business was listed as a notable program.

Ron Smith is your typical non-traditional student at Miller College. Ron takes two to three classes a semester as his professional and personal schedule allows.

Dave Harris, president of Robert B. Miller College. Dave Harris, the new president of Robert B. Miller College in Battle Creek, has plenty of experience in the corporate world.

OMNI Community Credit Union held a drawing for a Nintendo Wii and Guitar Hero set while at Miller College's Rock the Campus event.