Jason T. Konesco

Innovative, Interactive Educational Software Perceivant is an Indianapolis-based EdTech company serving the higher education marketplace. We publish and provide courseware that replaces traditional textbooks with cost-effective, interactive learning experiences for both web and mobile applications.

We are a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization, whose purpose is to maintain and preserve the Harrison home, collections and grounds as a museum and memorial to the only president of the United States elected from Indiana. Open to the public as an educational and historical service, we seek to promote patriotism and citizenship through appropriate educational activities and by artfully exhibiting the Victorian time period as Harrison and his family might have experienced it. Benjamin and Caroline Harrison built the home in 1874-1875. Benjamin lived in the home until he died in 1901, except for his U.S. Senate and presidential years. His family continued to live in the home until 1913. His second wife, Mary Lord Harrison, made the home a rental property until 1937, when she sold it to the Jordan Conservatory of Music with the understanding that the home and its artifacts would be forever preserved. The school used the home as a dormitory while maintaining certain rooms as presidential museum space. In 1966, a not-for-profit operating foundation was established to run the home as a historic site open to the public. From the 1950s until 1974, tours were by appointment only. After a 1974 renovation, the entire home was opened as a museum for regular daily tours.

Innovative, Interactive Educational Software Perceivant is an Indianapolis-based EdTech company serving the higher education marketplace. We publish and provide courseware that replaces traditional textbooks with cost-effective, interactive learning experiences for both web and mobile applications.

MISSION To educate students in advancing technology who innovate for our future. VISION To advance global society by developing premier thinkers for a lifetime of innovation. ABOUT UAT is the ideal environment for makers, technophiles and mavens of the digital world to evolve into top executives, master programmers, cyber warriors, digital entertainers, forensic sleuths, robotic engineers, interactive filmmakers and game innovators. UAT's unique technology-infused campus is designed to enhance collaborative, hands-on learning that connects students, industry and professors. Students have unlimited access to all labs from day one. UAT on-campus labs are stocked with the most current software, constantly upgraded world-class hardware and the guidance of brilliant, passionate minds dedicated to supporting students with their own innovations. UAT is a recognized leader in innovation and technology education, among a select few 100 percent STEM-based universities in the nation, with unrivaled computer science degree programs that are a benchmark of success within academia. UAT is also deemed a Center for Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education (CAE/IAE) by the US Department of Homeland Security. Learn more at www.uat.edu/technology-university-mission.

Cathedral High School has been part of the Indianapolis community since 1918. Her graduates number among some of the most accomplished business, community, government, and religious leaders in the state and country. As one of just 15 Holy Cross high schools in the country, Cathedral has been blessed to pass on the values and philosophy of educating the whole child, heart, mind, and spirit in an atmosphere of inclusion and diversity. The result is that today, Cathedral continues to be one of the most diverse schools in Indianapolis. The school is on the forefront of education advances through ongoing emphasis on next-generation learning techniques. Plus, Cathedral has the largest and most active alumni network of any high school in Indiana.