Culver-Stockton College (C-SC) continues to strengthen opportunities for hands-on learning thanks to a renewed $10,000 contribution from United State Bank (USB). The annual gift supports the Johnson-Turner IDEA (Innovation, Design, and Experiential Activities) Center, a central hub for creativity, collaboration, and entrepreneurship on campus.
The IDEA Center plays a key role in advancing Culver-Stockton’s experiential learning mission by providing students with access to modern classroom spaces, breakout rooms, and an executive conference room designed to foster teamwork and real-world problem solving. United State Bank’s ongoing partnership helps ensure students have the resources they need to turn ideas into action.
“United State Bank has been a consistent and valued partner in our efforts to provide meaningful, applied learning experiences,” said Dr. Lauren Schellenberger, C-SC president. “Their continued support allows us to expand opportunities for students to innovate, collaborate, and build the skills they will carry into their careers and communities.”
As a primary sponsor of the IDEA Center, United State Bank’s investment directly contributes to student-led projects, interdisciplinary collaboration, and entrepreneurial initiatives that benefit both the campus and the surrounding region.
The Johnson-Turner IDEA Center serves as a gathering place for students, faculty, and staff to work together on projects that support the Canton community, the tri-state area, and beyond. Additional information about the center is available at culver.edu/academics/idea-center/.
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