- Tony and Dena Cox
The Coxes have worked as co-investigators on three National Institutes of Health grants, totaling more than $7 million, and have studied consumer decision making related to mammograms, vaccinations and HIV testing.
- Lending a Hand
When not in the classroom, many business students are out in the community supplementing what they’re learning in class with a chance to learn what it means to give back – and to make a difference.
- Gayle Ross
Business owners interested in the “how-to’s” of turning a small service business into a thriving player in the industry should talk to Gayle Ross. Ross, a 1992 graduate of Kelley’s Evening MBA program owns C.A. Ross Co., a custom furniture manufacturing firm in Logansport, Ind.
- Hoosier Fellows
The Hoosier Fellows is a unique program offering emerging Indiana leaders the rare opportunity to learn about the many facets of leadership in a way that’s meaningful as they grow in their careers.
- Reed Smith
Building solid relationships with area businesses is just one way Kelley helps pave the way for business students to succeed in the real world. The school’s record with top-tier accounting firm BKD is one example.
- Kelley House
For a group of Kelley business majors, “learning what you live” has taken on a whole new meaning. These students are the first to live in Kelley House – a residential based learning community at IUPUI that opened in the fall of 2008.
- John Hassell
Educator of the Year: Track Record of Teaching Earns Hassell Honor
- MSA Grads Exam Ready, Profession Bound
For would-be CPAs, it’s all about the exam. Each year hundreds of budding accountants in Indiana – and even more across the country – sit for the harrowing licensing exam.
