Located on the south side of Terre Haute, IN, Gibault was founded in 1921 by the Indiana Knights of Columbus as a home for wayward boys. Over the years, Gibault has evolved to meet the ever-changing needs of troubled kids everywhere. Today, Gibault serves at-risk youth, males and females between the ages of 6 to 21. The children we help struggle with mild emotional disturbances, aggressive and oppositional behaviors, substance abuse issues, learning disabilities, are the victims and perpetrators of physical and sexual abuse, as well as other clinical and behavioral issues. Under the company Gibault, Inc., Gibault Children's Services is a therapeutic residential treatment facility, meaning we offer an array of services on-site to meet the treatment needs of the youth: an accredited school, Holy Cross, where licensed teachers work to meet the academic needs of the youth; a clinical department which oversees the individual therapists that work directly with the youth; a medical department where Registered Nurses oversee the general medical care of the youth; a recreation program which provides year round structured activities for the youth; and an aftercare program which helps the youth transition from our program to their next step in life.

Otterbein is an inclusive community dedicated to educating the whole person in the context of humane values. Our mission is to prepare graduates to think deeply and broadly, to engage locally and globally, and to advance their professions and communities. An Otterbein education is distinguished by the intentional blending of the liberal arts and professional studies, combined with a unique approach to integrating direct experience into all learning.

For more than a century, Prus has been building infrastructure. From concrete bridges and walls, to city streets and and stormwater management facilities; from miles of bike paths to a single block of sidewalk, Prus pride of craftsmanship shows in everything we do.

The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce (CEW) is a research and policy institute within Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy. CEW studies the links between education, career qualifications, and workforce demands. CEW operates within an environment of complete academic freedom, independently developing our own research agenda and going wherever the facts and analysis take us.

Fifth Street Consulting provides a place for students of different backgrounds, majors and expertise to apply their talents to real-world consulting projects. Additionally, Fifth Street Consulting is designed to give students experience in maintaining a high-functioning, collaborative organization. This consulting firm allows students to demonstrate their talents while also assisting the Marietta community.

Hanover College is a nationally ranked, private, liberal arts institution that overlooks the Ohio River from one of the nation’s most beautiful campuses. Our curriculum offers an experiential, interdisciplinary approach to 33 majors, including the opportunity to design your own. Hanover College is dedicated to creating a distinctive intellectual community within which students are challenged and nurtured to take responsibility for their learning and their lives and to develop their unique abilities to their highest levels. Hanover offers distinctive professional programs in the sciences (pre-med, environmental science, kinesiology, psychology, etc.), education, and business. Regardless of their chosen major, our graduates are successful because they are challenged academically and encouraged to continue their research in an off-campus and independent study, as well as project-based internships. As a result, our alumni are civically engaged, motivated, and stand out from the rest. Hanover College is located just outside historic Madison, Indiana, and is close to Louisville (45 minutes), Indianapolis (95 minutes) & Cincinnati (70 minutes). Hanover Principles Hanover College abides by a principle-based code of conduct, developed by Hanover students, faculty, and administration to aid campus living and make your experience here the most rewarding possible. Mission Hanover College is a challenging and supportive community whose members take responsibility for lifelong inquiry, transformative learning, and meaningful service.

Mount St. Joseph University is a Catholic academic community grounded in the spiritual values and vision of its founders, the Sisters of Charity. The University educates its students through interdisciplinary liberal arts and professional curricula emphasizing values, integrity, and social responsibility. www.msj.edu/about

Asbury University is a Christian liberal arts school dedicated to building the total student - mind, body and soul - to equip them for a lifetime of servant leadership. The school constantly strives to uphold its motto of, "Academic Excellence and Spiritual Vitality."​ Across its 120 year history, Asbury has an outstanding record of sending culture shapers into the world and proving that the slogan is a true commitment. A recent survey asked students to give their first, unvarnished thought in response to the question, "What's the first thing you think of when someone says, 'Asbury University?'​"​ The overwhelming response was, "Community."​ This reflects the close-knit, supportive attitude of students, faculty and staff. That reflects our Christian commitment to lift one another up.

Located on the south side of Terre Haute, IN, Gibault was founded in 1921 by the Indiana Knights of Columbus as a home for wayward boys. Over the years, Gibault has evolved to meet the ever-changing needs of troubled kids everywhere. Today, Gibault serves at-risk youth, males and females between the ages of 6 to 21. The children we help struggle with mild emotional disturbances, aggressive and oppositional behaviors, substance abuse issues, learning disabilities, are the victims and perpetrators of physical and sexual abuse, as well as other clinical and behavioral issues. Under the company Gibault, Inc., Gibault Children's Services is a therapeutic residential treatment facility, meaning we offer an array of services on-site to meet the treatment needs of the youth: an accredited school, Holy Cross, where licensed teachers work to meet the academic needs of the youth; a clinical department which oversees the individual therapists that work directly with the youth; a medical department where Registered Nurses oversee the general medical care of the youth; a recreation program which provides year round structured activities for the youth; and an aftercare program which helps the youth transition from our program to their next step in life.

The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce (CEW) is a research and policy institute within Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy. CEW studies the links between education, career qualifications, and workforce demands. CEW operates within an environment of complete academic freedom, independently developing our own research agenda and going wherever the facts and analysis take us.

Only a select number of colleges in the country offer a curriculum like UC - encouraging independent thought, creativity, critical thinking, ethical practice, and more. From an emphasis on community service to many options for learning outside the classroom, UC offers a college experience like no other school. The University of Charleston is an independent, co-educational, residential university, with the main campus in the state capital of West Virginia, Charleston. UC is one of twelve colleges chosen as a model for the First-Year-Experience and is nationally recognized for its outcomes-based curriculum. UC embeds critical thinking, communication, citizenship, creativity/innovation, ethical practice and inquiry into courses in each major, providing students the foundation to think, act and develop skills that are necessary to thrive in the workplace and in the future. UC's mission is to educate students for a life of productive work, enlightened living and community involvement. Consider UC for your education destination. Visit www.ucwv.edu for more information.

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