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The executive director of Ivy Tech Corporate College for northeast Indiana has announced his retirement. Jim Aschliman has been with the community college for nearly three decades. His last day will be January 31. January 23, 2014

News Release

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – James (Jim) Aschliman, executive director of Ivy Tech Corporate College for northeast Indiana, has announced his retirement. Aschliman has served Ivy Tech Community College Northeast for more than 27 years, working as director of Student Support and Advising Services for Ivy Tech Northeast and executive director and director of Operations for Workforce and Economic Development, which eventually became Ivy Tech Corporate College. His retirement will be effective Jan. 31, 2014.

In his current position, Aschliman oversees the College's partnerships with local workforce agencies in Ivy Tech Northeast’s nine-county region.

“It is hard to believe over 27 years have passed since starting at Ivy Tech. It has been great to be part of the change and growth that has taken place in the College,” Aschliman says. “I have been fortunate to work directly with our students and for the past few years with employers and economic development professionals in northeast Indiana and around the state. While I will miss working with my colleagues and community partners, I plan to continue promoting educational attainment and life-long learning.”

Aschliman resides in Huntington County with his wife, Brooke, and daughter, Alexandria, and has volunteered in various Huntington community organizations. He is a board member of Life-Long Learning of Huntington County and is retired from the Air National Guard, where he served 23 years including time as the State Human Resources Advisor for the Adjutant General's staff.

He has a bachelor's degree in Political Science and a master's in Education from Indiana University.

“It has been my pleasure to work with Jim for the last three and a half years in his role as executive director of Ivy Tech Corporate College in Fort Wayne,” Chancellor Jerrilee K. Mosier says. “During this time, he has provided leadership for several key Ivy Tech Northeast partnerships. These include the Fort Wayne Metals-Advanced Manufacturing program; the development of the Prometric Certification Testing Center on our North Campus; and the development of the Commercial Driver's License program in partnership with SIRVA. He has also been our point person for all of our training partnerships with Northeast Indiana Works (WorkOne Northeast). All of Jim's work has helped lay a great foundation to build upon.”

Ivy Tech Corporate College provides training for area employees to assure they have the most up-to-date knowledge in their respective industries. It offers solutions that are:

-Industry-recognized

-Affordable

-Customizable

-Proven, with satisfied clients ranging from small businesses to global Fortune 500 companies

-High quality, with instructors bringing world-class experience and insight to employees

-Flexible, with solutions for all employees, from front line staff to key executives

Source: Ivy Tech Community College Northeast

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