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What do field goals, three point shots, and economic education have in common? If you have been
following Indiana University or Purdue University football and/or basketball, you may already
know this answer – MainSource Bank contributed $50 to ICEE for each field goal and $50 for
each three point shot made at all IU and Purdue University
games during the 2008-2010 school year!
According to Daryl Tressler, Chief Banking Officer of Main-
Source Financial Group, this has resulted in a contribution of
$21,000 to ICEE (for 23 field goals and 397 three point shots).
Mr. Tressler states, “We are pleased to be able to support an
organization like the ICEE in this manner.” The check for
$21,000 was presented to ICEE at the May 29 Executive
Committee/Directors Circle meeting.
ICEE thanks MainSource for this imaginative way to provide
support for economic and financial education! If you’d like
more information about how to support the ICEE, please contact Beverly Brewer at brewerb@purdue.edu or call 765-496-3780.
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Upcoming Programs
Each summer the Indiana Council for Economic Education (ICEE) sponsors intensive, graduate-credit workshops for K-12 teachers. These workshops cover a variety of economic topics and take place at ICEE‘s University Centers for Economic Education. Teachers learn economic concepts and also develop curriculum units to use in their classrooms. Thanks to our many generous contributors, the ICEE offers full or partial tuition scholarships to those attending the workshops, which over the years have become the “flagship” program of the ICEE.
The workshops feature sessions in which local business, labor, and agricultural leaders serve as respondents and/or speakers. A modest registration fee is charged to cover refreshments and material costs. Please contact the Center for registration information.
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Our Mission
The mission of the ICEE is to prepare students to become active citizens and productive members of
our economy by providing them with the ability to make sound economic decisions.
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