The central laboratory at the hospitals of Community Healthcare System in Munster is offering the clinical assistant program, a new initiative designed to prepare students interested in the healthcare field, specifically laboratory services. The goal of the curriculum is to graduate well-qualified, well-educated individuals to meet the present and future demand in the clinical laboratory […]
Merrillville-based NiSource, parent company of NIPSCO, announced expanded roles for Randy Hulen, who will serve as vice president, investor relations and treasurer, and Shawn Anderson, who will serve as vice president, strategy and chief risk officer, effective Jan. 1. In addition to his current role as vice president, investor relations, Hulen will lead the treasury
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The Society of Innovators at Purdue Northwest was selected to receive a grant from ArcelorMittal in the second year of its special community investment initiative, “Building Resilience: Investing in Nonprofit Sustainability.” The Society of Innovators at Purdue Northwest was one of 14 nonprofit organizations nationwide that were awarded a share of $325,000 in grant funds
The Urban League of Northwest Indiana elected Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas L. Keon chairman of its board of directors for a two-year term. “We are extremely grateful for Dr. Keon’s willingness to continue his long-standing service to the Urban League and provide leadership as we go forward in 2019 and 2020,” said Dr. Vanessa
Three ArcelorMittal USA facilities have achieved Wildlife Habitat Council Conservation Certification, demonstrating their commitment to environmental stewardship. WHC’s certification program is a voluntary sustainability standard designed for habitat enhancement and conservation education activities on corporate lands. ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor in Burns Harbor and ArcelorMittal Global Research & Development Center in East Chicago, both received gold
A focus on safety was the underlying message as officials at Franciscan Health Michigan City prepare to move to its new $243 million hospital at I-94 and U.S. 421. On Dec. 14 dozens of staff members and outside contractors took part in a “Mock Move Day,” meant to replicate what will happen when patients are
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Franciscan Physician Network in Michigan City recently welcomed three new family physicians. Drs. Jennifer England, Kumari Singh, and Liping Zhong, have joined the Franciscan Physician Network Coolspring Health Center, 1225 E. Coolspring Ave. England studied at Rush Medical College in Chicago and did her residency at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland. Singh studied
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The state of Indiana seeks nominations for the Governor’s Century and Half Century Business Awards, which honor Hoosier businesses that have been in operation for at least 50 years or 100 years, respectively, and have demonstrated a commitment to serving the community. Gov. Eric Holcomb will recognize award winners and present a commemorative certificate during
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Misty Weisensteiner was named director of the Indiana Office of Tourism Development effective Jan. 14. Weisensteiner most recently served as the executive director of the Orange County (Indiana) Economic Development Partnership, where she oversaw the organization’s restructuring, created and implemented its strategic plan and boosted the economic outlook and vitality for the southern Indiana county.
Stacey Kellogg has been named editorial director of Ideas in Motion of Valparaiso. Kellogg, a Michigan City native, has a Bachelor of Arts degree in professional writing from Purdue University. She has more than 20 years of writing and editing experience. Kellogg most recently served as regional manager, community relations for La Porte Hospital, Porter
