Miller College of Business

MILLER COLLEGE

Supporting and enhancing student success is at the forefront of our business. We foster a culture that believes in our students and demands that they believe in themselves. We challenge students to excel.

 

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

We are committed to giving students the knowledge, skills, and experiences to become competent professionals and impactful leaders. We don’t do it alone. Our alumni engage and connect with students in a way that gives them the coaching and time to develop their skills. You help us grow and support experiences that bring our students closer to the business community and alumni. Your gifts shape the lives of students. Over time, Ball State is receiving significantly less financial support from the state of Indiana. An investment in Miller College benefits all — from current and future students — to the alumni that come back to visit.

 

OUR NEXT INITIATIVE

We are beginning phase two of our Whitinger Business Building remodel focusing on student labs, and more specifically, the physical creation of our Student Success Center: a space outside the classroom where students can create and solidify connections, hone their skills and talents, work on team projects, seek academic coaching, and engage in professional development. In short, space for our student culture to flourish and for our alumni and the business community to engage with students. This is our most pressing need.

 

HOW YOU CAN HELP

The flexibility provided by gifts to our areas of greatest need enables us to meet student needs. Your support ensures our future stability and helps us maintain our competitive edge. Your help is more imperative than ever. Every gift – large or small – matters. Cardinals helping Cardinals. On One Ball State Day, you can help meet this need by contributing to our priority funds.

 

1201 Miller College Dean’s Fund for Excellence

This fund helps with our pressing needs. Gifts support us in engaging our students in leadership and entrepreneurial opportunities and encouraging faculty excellence. They mean offering special programs and speakers for our students and alumni, ways to enhance students’ career success and professional development, or providing student travel to conferences to present their research.

$2,000
Early Bird Challenge
Congratulations to Associate Professor, Elizabeth Agnew, for winning $2,000 to donate to Religious Studies!
1 / 1 Gifts
Completed
$20,000
1,918th Gift
The 1,918th gift will unlock $20,000 for student scholarships!
1,918 / 1,918 Gifts
Completed
Leaderboard
Ball State Unit or Org with the Most Gifts
The Ball State unit/org with the most gifts on April 9 will receive an additional $6,000 for their department/org 2nd place = $3,000 3rd place = $1,500
Rank Prize Department Gifts
1 $6,000 Theatre & Dance 747
2 $3,000 Athletics 623
3 $1,500 Ball State's Greatest Needs 168
4 Greek Life 119
5 Student Scholarships 88
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Leaderboard
College Participation Leaderboard
Which college will have the most gifts during One Ball State Day? Make a gift to your college to help keep them at the top of the leaderboard!
Rank College Gifts
1 College of Communication, Information, and Media 87
2 College of Fine Arts 85
3 Miller College of Business 83
4 College of Architecture & Planning 74
5 Teachers College 67
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Leaderboard
Amount Raised Leaderboard
Which area will raise the most on One Ball State Day? Make a gift to your favorite area of the University to help keep them flying high at the top of the leaderboard!
Rank Campus unit/fund Raised
1 Athletics $66,023.77
2 Theatre & Dance $19,328.27
3 Ball State's Greatest Needs $16,322.32
4 Charles W. Brown Planetarium/Physics & Astronomy $11,680.00
5 Teachers College $10,963.32
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$1,000
1,000 Gifts
1,000 gifts will unlock a gift of $1,000 from ’06 grad, Scott Wenclewicz.
1,000 / 1,000 Gifts
Completed
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Participating Groups
Ball State's Greatest Needs Student Scholarships Athletics College of Architecture & Planning College of Communication, Information, and Media College of Fine Arts College of Health College of Sciences & Humanities Honors College Miller College of Business Teachers College Accounting Alumni Association Anthropology Architecture Army ROTC Ball State Student Media Beta Phi Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Biology Black Alumni Constituent Society Black Student Association Bowen Center for Public Affairs Burris Laboratory School Cardinal Kitchen Career Center Center for Information & Communication Sciences Charles W. Brown Planetarium/Physics & Astronomy Chemistry Communication Studies Computer Science Construction Management Counseling Center Counseling Psychology | Social Psych & Counseling Criminal Justice & Criminology David Owsley Museum of Art Department of Marketing | CADMA Disability Services Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies Economics Educational Leadership Educational Psychology & D.E.S.K. Elementary Education Emens Auditorium English Entrepreneurship Center Finance & Insurance Geography Geological Sciences Graduate School Greek Life History Indiana Academy ISOM Journalism Landscape Architecture Logistics & Supply Chain Management Center Management Mathematical Sciences MBA | Master of Business Administration Miller Business Honors Program Modern Languages & Classics Natural Resources & Environmental Management NESTT Learning Labs Nutrition & Health Science Parents Fund Philosophy & Religious Studies Political Science Pride of Mid-America Marching Band Psychological Science Rinard Orchid Greenhouse Rinker Center for International Programs School of Art School of Kinesiology School of Music School of Nursing Schools Within the Context of Community Social Work Sociology Special Education Spectrum Speech Pathology & Audiology Sports Link Student Affairs Student Life Student Voluntary Services Telecommunications Theatre & Dance University Libraries University Police Department University Singers Urban Planning Women of the Ball Family Fund Women's & Gender Studies