The state is looking for approval for medical assistant and electrical maintenance programs.
Author Archives: Claire Rafford
Alma Mater: University of Notre Dame
As Mirror Indy's higher education reporter, I cover the education Indy students get after high school, from college to workforce.
Before coming to Mirror Indy, I covered business, development and housing for IndyStar.
Outside work, I love running, swimming, reading and hanging out with my cat.
Iām passionate about giving Indianapolis residents ā especially students ā essential and accessible local news! Higher education can be difficult to navigate, and I want to be a resource that untangles that web.
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Workforce groups get $10.2M in federal grants for reentry employment
The funding will support workforce training people being released from prison and jail.
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How 16 Tech is reinventing the summer internshipĀ
A new paid summer internship offers housing and transportation support for college students.
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Planning to go to a job fair? Here’s our guide on how to prepare.
Mirror Indy spoke to six career experts about their best career fair tips.
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Indiana Latino Institute to host Indy college campus visits
Students and families can visit IU Indianapolis, Marian University, Ivy Tech and UIndy.
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Ivy Tech, Vincennes will be first schools to offer Workforce Pell Grant programs
Students can get federal financial aid for training in healthcare and transportation.
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All about Lewis Business College, an HBCU with Indy roots
Long before Martin University, Lewis Business College welcomed students along Indiana Avenue.
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Cancel your Amazon order and borrow from the library instead
You can check out tools and toys from the Indianapolis Public Library.
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Want to learn a new language? Check out these Indy resources.
Practice your ASL, Spanish or German with conversation circles and classes.
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Learn about career pathways at June 18 college conference
Students will be able to participate in panels about college and financial literacy.
