Colleges offer new master’s program

Two colleges with local ties have partnered to make earning a master’s degree more simple.

Ivy Tech Community College and Indiana Wesleyan University are collaborating to offer students an expedited pathway to the degree, eliminating the need for a bachelor’s degree. The program includes receiving an associate’s degree from Ivy Tech’s Muncie-Henry County campus. Credits will transfer to Indiana Wesleyan University and allow students to bypass a bachelor’s degree and instead jump into a master’s degree program, according to a press release from the colleges. 

The process can be completed in less than four years. It currently focuses on those pursuing degrees in business administration, information technology management and policy and organizational change management.

For more information, visit ivytech.edu.

Summer day camp

Jay Community Center’s summer day camp goes through Aug. 9. 

Registration is open to children in kindergarten through seventh grade for the camp. Children attend from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. Initial registration costs $30 per child, with early daily rates at $13 per day. 

For more information, visit the community center or call (260) 726-6477.