Trine University

About us

Trine University became installed in 1884 as Tri-State Normal College and was given its modern-day call in 2008. It becomes completed to honor Drs. Ralph and Sheri Trine had been trustees of the university. Trine University is dedicated to excellence and has kept its requirements for more than a hundred thirty- five years. The U.S. News & World Report has consistently ranked the institute some of the Midwest's satisfactory universities. It has a reasonable educational expense and offers scholarships for worldwide students. There are graduate and undergraduate programs. It has five colleges and a university beneath its wings, particularly Allen School of Engineering and Computing, Franks School of Education, Jannen School of Arts and Science, Ketner School of Business, Rinker-Ross School of Health Sciences, and College of Graduate and Professional Studies. Over the years, many remarkable personalities excelled in their particular fields and were related to Trine University. Ralph Ketner became the co-founding father of Food Town, a 1,300-shop grocery chain, at the same time as Isabelle French became the National President of the Society of Women Engineers from 1964-66. Rupa Shanmugam is the president and COO of SoPark Corporation within New York's nation. Some of the remarkable alternative personalities encompass Jerry L. Allen, who acquired an honorary doctorate in 1998, and the Pillar of Success Award in 2003. Karen Austin is the senior vice chairman at Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

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