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Isabella Herrera, a computer science and finance major, spent her summer as a business intelligence intern at Franklin Electric. In her role, she retrieved data from databases, built and connected formulas, and generated visual reports. These allowed the company to monitor warranties, scraps, reworks, gross sales, and more. In short, she describes her work as “answering business questions with data.”

When discussing the long and compelling relationship between Huntington University and Youth For Christ, any origin story always involves LaDoyt “Rody” Rodeheaver, the connection story has Dave Rahn wound in through many roles in several decades and the current story has HU grads involved at all levels of YFC. Looking back at this deep partnership involving all the years and all the people produces the realization that this article is merely a fly-over, not a deep dive. The collaboration is rich, meaningful and ongoing. Enjoy the view from the clouds!

Faculty from Huntington University’s Christian Thought & Practice (CT&P) department are contributing to the development of the University’s new core curriculum, which brings a fresh, faith-integrated approach to student learning.

Picture 600 acres of land, 20 pristine soccer fields, and over 200 dedicated athletes training for the sport they love. As a global leader in sports development, IMG Academy in Florida offers summer camps that focus on individual skill development, small-group training, and mental performance enhancement. With a heart for coaching and a passion for people, HU sports management student Shalom Thomas served as a summer soccer coach for U13 and U16 soccer players from around the world this summer.

When Inah Fern Miller first began her studies, she didn’t have a clear path in mind — only deep desire to work with people from different cultures, especially within the Arab world. That passion had guided her journey ever since.

Alliance Bank in Francesville, Indiana, was fortunate to have Dalton Henry serve as a deposit operations intern over the summer. Dalton is a junior studying economics and finance and a student-athlete on the soccer team.One of his favorite parts of the internship was the opportunity to network with employees across departments, giving him a well-rounded understanding of the bank’s operations. Alliance Bank serves as the main branch of this small community institution, providing Henry with valuable exposure to multiple aspects of the banking process.

Huntington University graduate Blake Mast, who majored in missions, is now serving as the pastoral resident at Mt. Pleasant UB Church in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. The opportunity was first shared with him by Todd Fetters and, as Mast described, seemed pretty exciting.

Owen Imel, an economics and finance major with a minor in accounting, spent his summer interning at Wise Financial. Located in Indianapolis, Wise Financial is a financial planning firm affiliated with Northwestern Mutual. In Imel’s dual role as a financial planner and investment operations associate, he gained valuable experience supporting the firm’s planning strategies and investment processes.

A year ago, if you had asked sports management major Drew Radosevich where he hoped to build a career, he would have said baseball, specifically, with the Fort Wayne TinCaps. Today, that dream has become a reality. After completing an internship with the team this past season, Radosevich has accepted a full-time position with the organization.

Starting your application for occupational therapy school can feel overwhelming—but OTCAS helps simplify the process. Most OT programs use this centralized system, allowing you to apply to multiple schools with one application.