The University of Indianapolis and Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana have formed a partnership to facilitate community-based educational initiatives for K-12 students and teachers.
The agencies have established the Goodwill Research Fellowship to support graduate students who wish to pursue community-based research. The partnership will leverage Goodwill’s existing connections and programs in public schools aimed at helping educators and staff in their work with students with disabilities and those receiving special education services.
“Goodwill and the University of Indianapolis are two organizations that share a mission and vision focused on supporting education as a way to break cycles of poverty,” said Dr. David Wantz, executive vice president and provost at the university.
The agencies have established the Goodwill Research Fellowship to support graduate students who wish to pursue community-based research. The partnership will leverage Goodwill’s existing connections and programs in public schools aimed at helping educators and staff in their work with students with disabilities and those receiving special education services.
“Goodwill and the University of Indianapolis are two organizations that share a mission and vision focused on supporting education as a way to break cycles of poverty,” said Dr. David Wantz, executive vice president and provost at the university.
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