TrineLine

In this podcast, Dr. Shannon reflects on Trine University's accomplishments during the spring semester, including record enrollment, a national men's basketball championship, success for the university's engineering teams and hosting the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Maritime Maneuver Indiana Collegiate Challenge. 

It's been a great fall semester at Trine University, and President John Shannon, Ph.D., looks back at the highlights.

In this episode, Dr. Shannon reflects on the recent Homecoming and Inauguration celebrations. He also takes an in-depth look and two challenges facing higher education today: the upcoming “enrollment cliff” and the misperception that the cost of higher education outweighs the benefits.

In this episode, Dr. Shannon shares his thoughts on leadership. Learn about Dr. Shannon's personal leadership style as well as keys to effective leadership, qualities that can hamper effective leadership, and how Trine prepares students to be leaders.

This episode discusses the continued growth in academic programs at Trine University. Learn why Trine continues to add academic programs and the process programs go through before students can enroll.

In this episode, meet Dr. John Shannon, the new president of Trine University. Learn about Dr. Shannon's background and experiences and how they have prepared him for this role. Dr. Shannon also talks about Trine University's strong position and how it will continue to meet the challenges facing higher education going forward.

In this episode, Dr. Brooks reflects on successfully completing the school year, a Commencement ceremony for two years of graduates, and athletic and academic success. He also looks ahead to a return to normal operations and new campus buildings, and talks about vaccination efforts on the Trine University campus.

In this episode, Dr. Brooks looks back at the fall semester and the decisions that allowed the university to successfully operate in-person through the fall semester. He also looks ahead to the spring semester as well as the long-term impacts the COVID-19 pandemic will have on higher education. Dr. Brooks also talks about David Fraboni, Trine’s new vice president for advancement, and discusses the potential impacts the new Biden administration may have on higher education.

In this episode, Trine University President Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., talks about the university’s recent successful Scholarship Gala, and how the Gala and other efforts help keep student debt low for Trine University students. You’ll also hear how Dr. Brooks would try to solve the national student debt crisis if he were president of the United States, and what he thinks actually will happen on this issue. Dr. Brooks also discusses new majors at Trine and the new Trine Center for Sports Studies.

In this month’s TrineLine, Dr. Brooks talks about growth in the university’s Franks School of Education and the recently announced Montessori teacher education program. He also discusses national rankings for Trine’s online programs and Zollner Golf Course, looks ahead to the Love, Mom and Dad and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. events on campus, and even shares his thoughts on the clash between Tennessee and Indiana in the Gator Bowl.

As we near the end of 2019, Dr. Earl D. Brooks II talks about some of the Trine University highlights of 2019, including record main campus enrollment, success for athletic and engineering teams, and funds raised through the Invest in Excellence capital campaign. We also look ahead to what’s coming for Trine University and higher education as a whole in 2020.

In this episode, we welcome Whitney Bandemer, J.D., Trine University’s new vice president for health sciences. Whitney and Dr. Brooks discuss the future plans for the university’s health sciences degree programs in Fort Wayne. Dr. Brooks also talks about Trine’s recent announcement that 99.4 percent of the Class of 2019 is employed or in graduate school.

In this episode, Dr. Earl D. Brooks II reflects on nearly 20 years as President at Trine University, one of the longest current tenures in the state of Indiana. He also looks back on Homecoming and 25 years of Thunder football, and talks about Trine’s regional economic impact and how the university helps more than 99 percent of its graduates become employed after graduation.

In the inaugural episode of TrineLine, Dr. Brooks discusses growth at Trine University and the expansion of the university’s health sciences and computer science and information technology curriculum. We also reflect on the university’s 9/11 remembrance and look ahead to Homecoming and the upcoming athletic seasons.