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The mission of Career Services is to provide assistance to students and graduates in career development and to provide a full range of services for our students and employers, consistently emphasizing innovation, operational excellence and the highest quality in every aspect of career development. To accomplish this we will:

• Educate students and graduates about the career development and employment search processes
• Offer quality one-on-one career advising
• Design and deliver quality career development programs and services
• Provide learning opportunities that enhance the academic experience
• Develop and maintain effective partnerships both on and off campus

Ivy Tech Community College employs qualified faculty and staff to prepare Indiana residents to learn, live, and work in a diverse and globally competitive environment by delivering professional, technical, transfer, and lifelong education.  Through its affordable, open-access education and training programs, the College enhances the development of Indiana's citizens and communities and strengthens its economy.  We offer a stable and supportive work environment, competitive salary and generous benefits.

Considering working for Ivy Tech Community College?
Learn more and search for available opportunities by visiting our employment site.

Here you can search available posted positions located at any of our 14 regional campuses and the central office, apply on-line, attach your resume, cover letter, or other supporting documents and check the status of your application, any time anywhere.

The Office of Disability Support Services (DSS) provides assistance to students, who qualify for reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. Reasonable accommodations may be granted, based upon verification with appropriate documentation, for chronic illnesses, neurological conditions, learning disabilities, psychiatric illnesses, mobility impairments, and other conditions or impairments that limit one or more of life's major activities. Please refer to the College's Documentation Guidelines for specific information on requesting reasonable accommodations.

The mission of DSS is to provide access to College programs, services, activities, and facilities for students with disabilities; to provide student advocacy; to encourage the highest levels of academic and personal achievement; and to advocate for an accessible environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

An Office of Disability Support Services is located on each of the College's 23 campuses. Click on your local campus below to obtain information about local resources available to you.

Ivy Tech Community College offers a vast selection of online courses and online degree programs, making it even easier to take classes that fit your schedule.

We offer approximately 350 classes online and 13 online degree programs. The more than 32,000 students who are currently enrolled in our online classes benefit by interacting with their classmates and learning from the same qualified instructors who teach classes on campus.

Space Necklace

Need: Yellow and White fun foam, Colored tube type pasta, Glow in the dark lacing gimp, scissors, and hole punch.

Directions: Cut out a small star out of white foam, and a small moon out of yellow foam. Give each child 3 stars and two moon, a piece of lacing gimp, and a few pieces of pasta. Have the children lace these on there string. Only put a few on don't fill the whole string. When they are all done let the children wear them and turn out the lights.

Space Pudding

1 Box of Instant Pudding (for 2 children)
Milk (according to instructions on pudding box)
Ziploc® bags (1 for each child)
Measuring cups

For a Space Theme, talk to the children about how astronauts need to eat differently when they are in space because of gravity. Pour half a box of pudding into each child's Ziploc bag. Measure enough milk to make half a box of pudding and allow children to add it to their pudding in the bag. Seal the bag (make sure it's really sealed!!) Children can squish the bag around with their hands, mixing the pudding with the milk. When all of the pudding is mixed, cut a small hole in the corner of the bag and let the kids suck the pudding out!