Momentum is Indiana Tech's comprehensive fundraising campaign which started with a goal of $19 million and is now working toward a goal of $25 million.
There's a force at work at Indiana Tech, a force created by movement toward a common goal. This force is the momentum that will attract the intellectual, creative, and financial capital Indiana Tech needs to forge ahead.
Indiana Tech has made great strides in expanding programs and services, and we are on the path to becoming a comprehensive university built on academic excellence. This journey is not an easy one, however. It takes hard work and financial resources to achieve our goal. The university has the talent and the spirit to provide the hard work. But we need your help to supply the financial resources.
Please join us on our journey. You can accelerate excellence at Indiana Tech by helping to build our Momentum.
Study diligently, work hard and care about people. That life philosophy from his parents guided Dr. Michael Evans when he was growing up and when, as an adult, he built a successful career in the field of toxicology. In 1990 he founded AIT Laboratories in Indianapolis. Today it is the nation’s foremost forensics lab.
Before his career as an entrepreneur, Dr. Evans served as a tenured professor, director, faculty member and researcher for institutions such as the Indiana University School of Medicine and Vanderbilt University Medical Center. He is renowned as a visiting professor in the United States and China and is sought after as an expert witness and for private consultation.
Dr. Evans has served on the Indiana Tech Board of Trustees since 2005. When talking with university president Dr. Arthur Snyder, he discussed making a gift that would help students by providing a tangible, lasting impact.
Therefore, honoring the parents who valued education and taught him to love it too, Dr. Evans made a generous leadership contribution to the campaign that enabled the university to build a greatly needed residence hall this past summer. Evans-Kimmell Hall is named for his parents, Robley W. Evans and Ruth Kimmell Evans. Robley graduated from Tech in 1942 with a degree in civil engineering. He credited Indiana Tech with providing him the foundation that led to his successful career.
Dr. Evans sees the welcoming atmosphere of Indiana Tech as a base for students to do their best in their studies and to find inspiration for the future, as his father did. - Michael Evans
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