Student Body Composition in 2015
Total enrollment — 1,145 Men — 482 Women — 663 Multicultural enrollment — 188 African-American — 55 Asian — 16 Hispanic/Latino — 26 American Indian/Alaska Native — 7 Multicultural — 21 International — 63 Student Origin: 24 states and 25 countries Graduates completing in 4 years — 96% Greek life enrollment — 422
Academic Programs
33 majors offered in the liberal arts plus a design-your-own major
Top Programs:
Business Scholars Program Psychology Biology Communication English History Sociology Economics Political Science Kinesiology & Integrative Physiology Mathematics
Pre-Professional Programs:
Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Physical Therapy, Health
Distinctive Programs
Business Scholars Program —100 percent of Business Scholars are taught by corporateborn faculty and graduate with a projectbased internship, extensive business skills training and experience in consulting in the development of local businesses. Education Certification/Licensure Program — prospective teachers at Hanover gain experience in area classrooms in their first year and graduate with a specialty degree, teaching certificate, and optional special education mild interventions licensure. Health & Biomedical Sciences Program — Hanover is the only institution in the state of Indiana whose pre-health science students have hands-on access to a human patient simulator and human cadaver dissection as undergraduates. Environmental Sciences — Karns Biology Trail, Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge and the Ohio River.
Graduating Class of 2019 Profile Number applied — 3,439 Number admitted — 2,092 (61%) Number enrolled — 323 SAT score — middle 50% 980 — 1190* ACT score — middle 50% 22 — 28 Average GPA — 3.52 Percent in top tenth of class — 26% Percent in top quarter of class — 61% *Comprised of critical reading and math component only
Faculty
Total faculty — 104 With terminal degree — 101 Multicultural — 9 Men — 57 Women — 47 Student/Faculty ratio — 11:1 Average class size — 14 Largest class on campus — 43 Approximately 35 percent of faculty and staff live on campus, allowing for a unique sense of community.
Off-Campus Study
Presently, 56 percent of the student body will travel off-campus for study before graduating and one quarter of our students travel offcampus more than once. Students can take advantage of semester long study abroad programs in 18 different countries, May Term classes taught around the world and independent learning opportunities through the Richter grant program. Hanover also offers domestic internship opportunities in Philadelphia, Chicago and Washington D.C.
Hanover Accreditations
Hanover is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Hanover’s Teacher Certification Program is accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Indiana Professional Standards Board.
National Recognition
• For the ninth consecutive year, The Princeton Review has named Hanover one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education. The New York-based education services company features Hanover in its guide, “The Best 378 Colleges – 2014 Edition.” The annual publication selected just 15 percent of 2,500 four-year colleges in the U.S. for this distinction. • Forbes magazine named Hanover one of the top schools in the U.S. for financial health. Hanover ranked 106th out of 925 private, non-profit colleges and universities. The College earned a grade A for financial health with an overall grade-point average of 3.695 out of a possible 4.500 points. Hanover ranked 276th in Forbes’ sixth-annual ranking of “America’s Best Colleges.”
Panther Athletics
The Horner Center, a 107,000 square-foot athletic facility, is the home of Panther Athletics. As a NCAA Division III program, Hanover competes in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) comprised of nine schools from three states. One third of the student body competes in at least one of the following sports: Baseball (M), Basketball (M/W), Cross Country (M/W), Football (M), Golf (M/W), Lacrosse (M/W), Soccer (M/W), Softball (W), Tennis (M/W), Track and Field (M/W), Volleyball (W).
Our Community
Hanover is situated just west of historic Madison, IN. Once a major river port for the state, Madison (population 12,000) has maintained its sense of 19th century heritage with 133 city blocks on the National Register of Historic Places, designating it as the state’s largest historic district. In 2016, Madison was nationally recognized as a finalist in America’s Best Communities competition.
Costs
Cost structure for 2016-2017: Tuition — $34,744 Fees — $770 Room — $5,400 Board — $5,450 Orientation Fee — $350 Comprehensive total — $46,714 Additional Estimated Expenses Books and Supplies — $1,200 Miscellaneous Expenses — $900 Transportation — $600 Laundry Fee — $53 Receiving financial aid — 98% Merit Awards — ranging up to full tuition hanover.edu/scholarships
That’s the beauty of Hanover.
enrollment timetable
Hanover College employs a holistic, need-blind approach to admission. Candidates must submit: 1. The Hanover College Application for Admission (hanover.edu/apply) or the Common Application (commonapp.org)
Apply for Admission to Hanover College
Early Action I (non-binding) — October 15 Early Action II (non-binding) — December 1 Regular Admission Deadline — March 1
Notification of Admission Decision
Early Action I — November 15 Early Action II — January 1 Regular Admission — March 15
File Application for Federal Student Aid
List Hanover College (School Code: 001801) FAFSA should be filed after October 1 and before March 10 — fafsa.gov
Full Financial Aid Award Letter
Hanover will begin mailing award letters by Dec. 1, 2016 for all students admitted by the Early Action I Deadline with a completed FAFSA
Enrollment Deposit
Submit $300 deposit by May 1
2. A high school transcript 3. Standardized test scores from either the SAT-I (school code: 1290) or ACT (school code:1200) Candidates have the option to submit: 1. Recommendation from high school guidance counselor or other school official 2. An essay, personal statement, and/or graded high school writing sample 3. Resume or list of activities Admitted candidates will have demonstrated: 1.
Success in a college preparatory curriculum (AP
2. Consistent attendance
and IB courses preferred when available)
3. Meaningful dedication to a cause, group,
• English — four years • Foreign Language — two years
organization or work outside of class 4. Proficiency in writing
• Mathematics — two years (including Algebra II) • Science — three years • Social Studies — three years • Visual or Performing Arts — one year
hanover.edu/apply
what can I study?
admission requirements
humanities
natural sciences
social sciences
Classical Studies — cla Archaeology Greek (culture, language and literature) Latin (culture, language and literature)
BIOChemistry — bch
Business Scholars Program — bsp Accounting Banking Finance Investments Management Sales and Marketing
English — eng African-American Literature American Literature British Literature Comparative Literature Creative Writing Genre Studies Irish Literature Journalism Literary Theory and Criticism World Literature Women’s and Gender Studies French — fre Francophone Cinema Francophone Women’s Studies French and Francophone Literature and Culture French Business Language Multiculturalism in Contemporary France German — ger German-American Studies German Business German History German Literature and Culture Language Multiculturalism in German-speaking Europe Music — mus Band/Orchestra Baroque Brass Chorus Classical Composition Conducting Counterpoint Instrumental/Vocal Pedagogy Medieval Music History Music Theory Percussion Piano Renaissance Romantic Strings Twentieth Century Voice Wind Spanish — spa Film Studies Gender Studies Language Literature and Culture from Spain Literatures and Cultures from Latin America (specializing in Mexico, the Andean region, the Southern Cone and the Caribbean) Pre-Colombian Cultures and Marginal Voices Studio Art — art Ceramics Drawing Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture Theatre — thr Acting Directing Film Studies Lighting Playwriting Shakespeare Studies Sound Stage Management Theatre History
History — his American History Cultural History European History History of Science Intellectual History Military History Political History Social History World History Women and Family History Medieval-Renaissance Studies — mrs Philosophy — PHI Analytic Philosophy Asian Philosophy/Asian Studies Ethics and Values History of Western Philosophy Pre-Law Theological Studies — ths American Religious History Christian Doctrine (Historic and Contemporary) Christian Ethics Christian Ministry Doctrine of God Doctrine of the Trinity Feminist Theology History of Biblical Interpretation Medical Ethics Moral Decision-Making Popular Theology Postmodern Theologies Process Theology Sexual Ethics Theological Epistemology and Sources of Authority Theology and the Environment Theology, Gender and Sexuality Vocation and Calling
design your own major Don’t see a major that fits you perfectly? At Hanover, you can design your own to fit your specific interests and passions. Maybe you want to blend biochemistry and kinesiology or maybe you want to concentrate on consumer marketing. You select your core areas of study, choose your professors and put together the final proposal for declaring your major. The possibilities of a Hanover education are limitless.
Biology — bio Botany Cell and Molecular Biology Environmental Science Organismal Biology Zoology Chemistry — che Environmental Chemistry Food and Beverage Chemistry Forensics (Chemical) Instrumental Analysis Natural Products Chemistry Protein Chemistry Quantum Chemistry Computer Science — cs 3D Computer Animation and Modeling Artificial Intelligence Databases Networking Scientific Modeling Video Game Design Engineering — engR Computer Electrical Electromechanical Geological Mechanical Environmental Science — env Environmental Biology Environmental Geology Geochemistry Geophysics Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology — kip Kinesiology Nutrition Geology — geo Environmental Geology Environmental Science Geographic Information Science (GIS) Geomorphology Hydrology Paleontology Petroleum Geology Physical Geology Health & Movement Studies — hfa Mathematics — mat Actuarial Sciences Financial Mathematics Probability Statistics Physics — PHy Astronomy Electronics Engineering Applications Nuclear Physics Optical Physics Scientific Instrumentation Space Science Psychology — Psy Child and Adolescent Psychology Clinical Psychology Cognitive Science Counseling Neuroscience Psychology Applied to Business, Education and Law
Communication — com Film/Music Criticism Journalism Marketing Organizational Management/ Business Communication Political Communication Video/Film Production cultural Anthropology — anth Economics — eco Banking and Finance Economics and Water Resources Environmental Economics Financial Panics Gender and Economics International Business International Economics Poverty and Discrimination Education — edu Elementary Education major (K-6) Secondary Education program (5-12) Special Education Dual Licensure Gender Studies — gnds International Studies — ins Cultures and Peoples Global Economics Global Politics World Religions World History Political Science — Pis American Politics International Relations Political Economy Political History Political Institutions Political Theory Political Thought Public Policy Sociology — soc Crime and Corrections Globalization Juvenile Delinquency Race, Class and Gender Inequality Selfhood and Social Interaction Social Change and Social Movements Sociology of Families Sociology of Sport Urban Sociology
pre-professional programs Health and biomedical sciences program Pre-Dentistry Pre-Health Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary Sciences
hanover.edu/programs
what can I study?
arts and letters Art History — arth Asian Art European Art History of Architecture
98% of hanover students receive financial aid Enrolled Students by family Adjusted Gross Income
21.5%
19.2%
Total Merit Aid Awarded to admitted students in 2015-2016: $13,230,790 Total Need-based Aid Awarded to admitted students in 2015-2016: $3,527,830
15.4%
20.5% 23.2%
Total Institutional Aid Awarded to enrolled students 2015-2016: $22,577,769 Students receiving financial aid: 98%
2016-2017 costs to attend Hanover College Tuition — $34,744 Fees — $770 Room — $5,400 Board — $5,450 Orientation Fee — $350 (Students Entering Fall 2016 only) Comprehensive total — $46,714
Additional Estimated Expenses Books and Supplies — $1,200 Miscellaneous Expenses — $900 Transportation — $600 Laundry Fee — $53
admission level merit scholarships Award Name
Eligibilty
Amount
Parker Scholarship
Admission and 3.9 GPA, plus 1270 SAT - New, 1200 SAT - Old or 26 ACT
$92,000 scholarship $23,000 per year
Hendricks Scholarship
Admission and 3.7 GPA, plus 1170 SAT - New, 1100 SAT - Old or 24 ACT
$84,000 scholarship $21,000 per year
Blythe Scholarship
Admission and 3.4 GPA, plus 1080 SAT - New, 1000 SAT - Old or 22 ACT
$76,000 scholarship $19,000 per year
Donner Scholarship
Admission and 3.0 GPA, plus 1080 SAT - New, 1000 SAT - Old or 22 ACT
$68,000 scholarship $17,000 per year
Net price calculator and billing estimator can be found at hanover.edu/financialaid
We match KEES scholarships for Kentucky students
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COSTS
need-based grants
Award Name
For Consideration
Amount
Application Requirements
Deadline
Award Name
For Consideration
Amount
Deadline
Benjamin Templeton Scholars
Exceptional students who have participated or led programs that promote social justice, human rights and diversity education for race, gender, religion, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin
Full-tuition renewable
Admission
December 1
Hanover Grant
Admission and demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA
Varies
March 1
Freedom of Choice Award
Admission, resident of Indiana and demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA
Varies. Determined by the Indiana Division of Student Financial Aid. Most recent maximum $7,400*
March 10
$5,000 renewable scholarship in addition to admission level scholarship
Academic Honors Award
Admission, resident of Indiana and recipient of Academic or Technical Honors Diploma
Determined by the Indiana Division of Student Financial Aid. Most recent maximum $800**
March 10
Top applicants in Natural Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, Arts and Letters, and Undecided majors
21st Century Scholarship
Admission, resident of Indiana and successful completion of the 21st Century Scholars Program
Determined by the Indiana Division of Student Financial Aid. Most recent maximum $8,041***
March 10
Federal Pell Grant
Admission and demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA
Varies. Most recent maximum $5,815
Open throughout academic year
Crowe Scholars
Required: Completed Templeton Scholar application, 500-word essay, 1 letter of recommendation, detailed résumé
Admission Recommended: Detailed résumé highlighting accomplishments in one’s academic area of interest, additional letters of recommendation
Session I October 15 Session II December 1
* Student must complete 30 credit hours (8 course units) per year to maintain eligibility for state aid and to get higher award in future years.
Hanover College is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as one of the nation’s leaders in the graduation rate of Pell Grant recipients. Our success reflects an institution-wide commitment to serving students of all socio-economic levels.
** Student must earn at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA through the end of the previous award year for this award to renew. *** 21st Century Scholarship awarded in place of Freedom of Choice Award for eligible students. Student must complete 30 credit hours (8 course units) per year to maintain eligibility for state aid and to get higher award in future years.
hanover.edu/financialaid
can I afford hanover?
competitive level merit scholarships
monthly payment plan loan default rate
Hanover College’s interest-free payment plan enables students and parents to pay on a monthly basis.
Hanover College — 4.1%
• You have the option of spreading your semester
National Average — 11.8%
payments over 5 or 6 months • By enrolling in the plan, you are able to manage your account or make a payment 24/7 • This plan works in conjunction with your financial aid and student loans; includes a $25 fee for a semester plan For more information, visit hanover.edu/easypay or call the Business Office at 812.866.7041.
A college’s default rate represents the percentage of recent gradutes unable to repay federal loan obligations three years after graduation.
average indebtedness Hanover College — $28,526
National Average — $28,950 Average loan indebtedness represents the cumulative undergraduate borrowing across all student loan types.
Percentage of Students who Borrow — 76%
interest rates Federal Direct Loan — 3.76% Federal Direct PLUS Loan — 6.31%
financial facts for private colleges
Award Name
Eligibilty
Amount
Deadline
Federal Direct Loan Program
Admission and filing of the FAFSA
Maximums* $5,500 First-year** $6,500 Second-year $7,500 Third-year $7,500 Fourth-year
Open throughout academic year
Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan Program
Admission, filing of FAFSA and credit approval
Cost of attendance minus any financial aid
Open throughout academic year
Federal Direct Unsubsidized PLUS Loan Denial Subsidy
Admission, filing of FAFSA and Federal Parent PLUS Loan denial
$4,000 $4,000 $5,000 $5,000
Open throughout academic year
First-year** Sophomore Junior Senior
Affordability:
More institutional financial aid:
• Fully 25 percent of bachelor’s graduates had no education debt. Among students who borrowed, the difference in median debt levels between private and public institutions is $4,375.
• Private institutions award three times as much financial aid as public institutions do, five times the amount at for-profit schools and almost six times the institutional grant aid the federal government provides.
Low-, middle- and upper-income family backgrounds: • Students from all financial backgrounds attend private institutions.
* Amounts listed reflect maximum eligibility total for subsidized and unsubsidized loans. ** 1st year = 0 – 7.99 course units, 2nd year = 8 – 16.99 course units, 3rd year = 17 – 25.99 course units, 4th year = 26+ course units
campus employment Award Name
Eligibilty
Amount
Deadline
Federal Work Study
Admission and demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA
Varies, but typically $2,000 per academic year
Open throughout academic year
Hanover College Student Employment
Admission
Varies
Open throughout academic year
hanover.edu/financialaid
Costs: less than many believe: • Students pay, on average, less than 60 percent of established tuition, fees, room and board. Those from families with lower incomes pay less.
A higher percentage receive financial aid: • Independent institutions are twice as likely to award grants (80 percent to 40 percent) as public institutions, and more than three times as likely (80 percent to 24 percent) as for-profit schools.
Information source: The Council of Independent Colleges
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1. Erica Gansbauer ’16, Charlestown, Indiana Major: English Internship: Main Street Association, Louisville, Kentucky
5. Rachel Effinger ’16, Versailles, Kentucky Major: Economics Internship: Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm, Versailles, Kentucky
2. Kyle Babb ’16, Anderson, Indiana Major: Economics Internship: Remy International Inc. Pendleton, Indiana
6. Abdul Mohamood ’16, Louisville, Kentucky Major: International Studies Internship: Water With Blessings, Louisville, Kentucky
3. Mary Clanton ’16, Indianapolis, Indiana Major: International Studies Internship: The Athenaeum Foundation, Indianapolis, Indiana
7. Megan Hackman ’16, Villonia, Indiana Major: Communication Internship: Hackman Family Farm Market, Villonia, Indiana
4. Alli Lindenschmidt ’16, Brownsburg, Indiana Major: Communication Internship: St.Vincent Foundation, Indianapolis, Indiana
8. Michael Wathen ’16, Indianapolis, Indiana Major: Philosophy Internship: Boys & Girls Club, Madison, Indiana
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internships for valuable professional experience Internships by Category with Major
Arts
Health Care Administration
Marketing/market research
Natural Resources Education/Environment
Artistic Designs by Teresa — COM Kentucky Shakespeare Festival — ENG Pig Iron Company — THR Western Design Conference / Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce — ARTH
Dignity Health — ECO Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital — PSY St. Vincent Hospital Foundation — KIP San Jorge Children’s Hospital — SPA The Seton Foundation — KIP Sullivan Community Hospital — COM
The Athenaeum — HIS Batesville Casket — ECO Brandimage — COM Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce — COM Cook Medical — CHE Cummins — ECO ExactTarget — COM Frazier Historical Museum — Art Medivators — IS South Florida Museum — COM Sun King — CHE Answers & Insights Market Research — ECO Wiers — PIS
Army Corps of Engineers — CHE Foodchain — GEO Ghost Ranch — PHI WeFarm America — ECO
Education
Human Resources
FINANCE/Financial Services
Bell Techlogix — CS Interactive Intelligence — CS
Applied Behavior Center for Autism — PSY Bedel Financial Consulting, Inc. — ECO Captive Finance Solution — ECO Hilliard Lyons — COM MainSource Bank — THS Nitro Fitness — COM Northwestern Mutual Financial — HMS Pearl Street Ventures — ECO/MAT Perella Weinberg Partners — SOC Summit Equestrian Center — MUS Survival Fitness — COM The Indianapolis Children’s Museum — EDU Transom Financial — SPA
Flashpoint — COM Hillenbrand Corporation — MAT Millennium Pharmacy Systems, Inc. — PSY
IT/data services/lOgistics
Legal Indiana Department of Insurance — PIS Indiana State Medical Association — ECO U.S. Secret Service — SOC Volunteer Lawyers Project for the Poor Foundation — PIS
Management Hylant — MAT Skanska — ECO Verizon Corporate — COM
Media Clear Channel Communications — COM Cox Media Group — ECO Cumulus Radio — COM WFYI Public Media — COM WISH-TV — COM WNDE 1260 Radio — COM WTVQ-TV — PSY
Medicine Accelerated Rehab — KIP Atrium Medical Rehabilitation Center — KIP Children’s Orthopedics of Louisville — CHE Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center — ENG Community Rehab and Sports Medicine — KIP Midwest Orthotic Services — KIP Progressive Physical Therapy — KIP
Children’s Resource Group — PSY Madison Juvenile Correction Facility — PSY Meridian Psychological Associates — PSY Riley Children’s Foundation/Camp Riley — PSY, KIP
Sales Alkermes — CHE Frito Lay — COM Mountville Mills — ECO OneSource Water — COM
Science/Scientific research Eli Lilly — CHE Ghost Ranch — ENV Imi South, LLC — GEO National Museum of Health — BIO South Florida Museum — BIO
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Indianapolis Children’s Museum — HIS MacGregor Ranch — HIS NCORE – National Conference for Race and Ethnicity in American Higher Education — PIS Sidwell Friends School — COM
Psychology
commencement, employment, graduate school Graduate Schools and Employers by Category with Major Arts Art Institute of Chicago — ARTH Detroit Institute of Art — ARTH Florida Reparatory Theatre — THR Gardner Web Ideas — PHI Indiana Repertory Theatre — THR Janiec Opera Company — THR Kentucky Opera — CHE Kentucky Shakespeare Festival — THR Madison Community Players — THR Marin Shakespeare Company — THR Passion Works — ART Seattle Children’s Theatre — THR The Oaks Academy — ART University of Massachusetts – Amherst — ARTH Education Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis — EDU Chinese Culture Center — INT Ben Davis High School — SPA Duquesne University — PHI Eiteljorg Museum — HIS Fulbright Scholar — ANTH Herron School of Art — ART Indiana University — CLA Japanese/English Teaching Program — MRS Louisville Science Center — HIS Northern Arizona University — EDU Primavera Foundation — EDU Southern Baptist Theological Seminary — SPA Teach for America — INT University of Illinois — ENG University of Louisville — ENG University of Texas — ENG Dentistry Indiana University School of Dentistry — BCH
Government Census Bureau — PHIL Indiana Child Protective Services — PSY Indiana House of Representatives — PIS
Health Care Administration Avant Healthcare, St. Vincent Foundation — COM Communicare — CS University of Cincinatti — CHE Xavier University — COM IT/Data Services/Logistics Apriss Inc. — PHY AT&T — SPA BAM Technologies — CS Bell Techlogix — CS Equix Biomechanics — CS General Electric — ENG Google, Inc. — CS IBM Corp. — CS J.B. Hunt Transport — ECO Kroger — ECO NextGear Capital — CS SEP — CS Texas Corral — CS University of North Carolina — CS/ART University of Notre Dame — CS Legal Bard Center for Environmental Policy — GEO College of William and Mary — ECO DePaul University Law School — PLS Indiana University — ARTH, ENG, HIS, PLS Indiana University Maurer School of Law — HIS Indiana University McKinney School of Law — PIS Dawahare & Kershaw Law Offices — ARTH University of Cincinnati Law School — PSY University of Louisville, Brandeis — PHI US Secret Service — SOC Management Angie’s List — COM General Motors — COM City of Columbus Human Rights Comm. — PIS Cummins, Inc. — HFA Indiana State Fair Commission — PIS PPG Industries — PHI Pearson Publishing — INT Purdue University — PSY University of Louisville — ECO Verizon Corporate – COM Marketing/Market Research Cummins, Inc. — COM, ECO EnviroForensics — ENG Maingate, Inc. — ECO Simon Property Group — COM Medicine Baylor University — BIO Butler University — BIO Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center — HIS
Rehab/Fitness/Therapy Bellarmine University — BIO George Washington University, School of Physical Therapy — KIP Indiana University — KIP Lifetime Family Fitness — KIP Ohio University — HFA Pike County Medical — KIP YMCA — SOC University of Indianapolis — KIP University of Kentucky — KIP
Media Boston University — COM Cincinnati Enquirer — HIS Evansville Courier — ART Oculus Studios — PSY WXIN—TV — COM
Sales Angie’s List — COM Frito Lay — COM MainSource Bank — SOC Monarch Beverage — ECO Verizon Wireless — KIP
MUSIC Belmont University — KIP Brevard Music Center — THE
Science/Scientific Research Bard College — ENV Bristol—Myers Squibb — CHE Dow Corning — CHE Elanco, A Division of Eli Lilly — CHE Grote Industries, Inc. — MAT LBG, Inc. — GEO Madison Chemical — CHE NASA — PHY Nestlé — CHE North Carolina State University — CHE Oregon State University — CHE Parsons Corporation — GEO Proctor & Gamble — BIO Purdue University School of Veterinary — BIO Shelby Materials — GEO The University of Utah — CHE U.S. Navy — PHY, KIP University of California – Riverside — CHE University of Kentucky — CHE, SPA University of Missouri — BIO Vanderbilt University — BIO/CHE Western Michigan University — BIO Winthrop University — BIO
Natural Resources Education/Environment Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge — BIO Environmental Consulting, Inc. — GEO Environmental Resources Management — GEO Inverness Organic Farm — PHY Keep Indianapolis Beautiful — ENV Kentucky Dept. of Fish & Wildlife — BIO Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy — BIO Saguaro National Park — ENV USDA — GEO Wilcox Environmental Engineering — GEO Non-Profit Service Boys and Girls Club of America — COM Christian Appalachian Project — PSY Earthcorps — HIS Girls, Inc. — HFA Gleaner’s Food Bank — ENG Home of the Innocents — PSY Indiana Wesleyan University — PSY Peace Corps — MUS Salvation Army — SOC University of Kentucky — PSY University of Louisville — PSY Philosophy Southern Illinois University — PHI Psychology Applied Center for Autism — PSY Lifeline Youth and Family Resources — SOC Marquette University — PSY National Institute for Aging — BIO Riley Children’s Foundation/Camp Riley — PSY, KIP Seven County Services — SOC Xavier University — PSY San Diego State University — PSY University of Indianapolis — PSY
Social Work Indiana University — BIO, EDU, PHI, SOC, THS University of Louisville — SOC University of New Hampshire — SOC Sports Cincinnati Royals Lacrosse Club — COM Pacers Sports and Entertainment — COM Vanderbilt University Athletics — COM Westminster College — HIS Theology/Philosophy Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary — THS
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Financial Services Bankers Life and Casualty — ECO Case Western Reserve University — ECO Columbia University — ECO Charles Schwab — ECO Fidelity Investments — PIS Fifth Third Bank — COMM Ghangzhou Securities — ECO Goldman Sachs — CS Mastercard Worldwide — MATH Prudential — COMM Schulich School of Business — ECO Sony Music Entertainment — ECO UBS Financial Services — ECO University of Louisville — MAT WestPoint Financial Group — ECO
The White House — PHIL United States Senate — PIS
Florida Atlantic University — BIO IU Health — PSY Indiana University — CHE Indiana Wesleyan University, Nursing — KIP IUPUI Accelerated Nursing Program — KIP Norton Healthcare — BIO Samaritan Hospital — BIO St. Francis Research Center — PSY Texas A&M — BIO University of Kentucky — BIO, KIP Wishard Hospital Pediatrics — SPA