Student named to Dean’s list
Indiana University-Bloomington: Claire Romine, senior, studying animal behavior, anthropology and environmental science, graduate of Hauser High School.
Sloan named Ivy Tech vice president
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Ivy Tech Community College has named Mary Anne Sloan as vice president for healthcare.
Sloan will be responsible for the Schools of Health Sciences and Nursing. She will provide professional leadership in the development of quality standards, and consistency in academic courses, training, and other programs, to serve the healthcare sector.
Most recently, Sloan served as a vice president at Thomas P. Miller and Associates (TPMA). She was responsible for the development of relationships, and providing services, within the healthcare and public health sectors and had direct responsibility for the Economic Development business line. She was also the subject matter expert in systems engineering, healthcare, healthcare workforce, and public health and higher education corporate relations and innovation.
Prior to TPMA, Sloan was at Purdue University for eight years, with roles including managing director, Office of Corporate and Global Affairs, and director, Purdue Healthcare Advisors. She was also employed with United Healthcare and Arnett Health Plans, both in Lafayette.
In her career, Sloan served as a nurse and commissioned officer in the United States Navy, both on active duty and in the reserves, achieving the rank of lieutenant commander.
Sloan earned her masters of business administration/health care management degree from University of Phoenix, and her bachelors of science in nursing from Purdue University. She is a licensed registered nurse.
