The partnership aims to enhance interdisciplinary opportunities for students, open research opportunities to faculty and facilitate business innovation within Pollux.
“Our partnership with Pollux will be a public-private learning exchange in a field that will make it distinctive,” said USI President Linda Bennett.
Pollux has long-term plans to open a medical coding center in Evansville. Under the new partnership, Pollux plans to establish and maintain a satellite office within USI’s Business and Engineering Center.
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