Any student enrolled in the Choices Program will be given priority status
when registering for Choices courses. If you have any questions, contact Tom Avery, the Distance Education Coordinator.
Degree Completion Programs
Students who have already completed the appropriate general education and distribution requirements may complete the required junior and senior courses online with minimal, if any, campus attendance. The exact amount of on-campus attendance during the junior and senior years will vary based on the choice of electives and other program choices.
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Prof. TJ Rivard, Chair
Division of Humanities and Fine Arts
Whitewater Hall 254 trivard@indiana.edu
(765) 973-8243
The program of study for Technical and Professional Writing begins with a range of introductory courses in literature and language before moving into the advanced study of writing and English language. A senior seminar capstone course completes the study. The program can be selected by students who wish to combine an expertise in writing with expertise in other fields.
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Prof. Jerome Mahaffey
Division of Humanities and Fine Arts
Middlefork Hall 115A jmahaffe@indiana.edu
(765) 973-8324
The program of study for Communication begins with introductory courses that provide an overview of the discipline and allow one to learn where their interests reside. Students take a series of required classes designed to develop both oral and written communication skills, as well as understand research methods and the theories that provide a foundation for effective communication. Students round out their degree by selecting an area of interest and taking courses that develop more focused and advanced skills.
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Prof. Vandana Rao-Dev
Division of Business and Economics
Hayes Hall 232 vraodev@indiana.edu
(765) 973-8223
The program focuses on developing graduates with learning skills appropriate for business professionals and leaders. It prepares them to participate in collaborative learning environments using state of the art technology to access, prepare and communicate information. It enables them to work with diverse communities in creative ways to overcome limitations posed by time or location.
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Prof. David Frantz, Chair
Division of Business and Economics
Hayes Hall 275 dfrantz@indiana.edu
(765) 973-8337
Our graduates will possess technical skills for conducting, interpreting and communicating quantitative and qualitative analysis for business decision making. They will demonstrate strong creative and critical thinking skills as well as the ability to approach problems from a variety of perspectives. They will be culturally competent and ethically conscious business practitioners and leaders, with the skills and knowledge to meet the demands of a diverse global economy.
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Deadlines:
Last day to register for Spring ICN classes: January 8, 2007
First day of Spring IU East classes:
January 16, 2007
Distance Education Orientation: Friday, Aug. 10th, 2007
9am-12noon
It is required that all new students in the Choices program meet with an IU campus representative in person. This orientation session provides an excellent opportunity to fulfill this requirement.
