Dr. Carrie Ball, Interim Dean of the Bayh College of Education at Indiana State University, has been appointed by Indiana Governor Mike Braun to serve on the Indiana State Psychology Board, effective April 1 through March 31, 2030.
The appointment is significant as the Indiana State Psychology Board oversees professional standards for psychologists in the state. The board is responsible for setting licensure requirements, establishing application and examination standards, determining continuing education needs for licensed psychologists, and upholding a code of conduct. It also investigates complaints and conducts hearings when violations are reported.
Ball’s selection highlights her leadership in education and her commitment to maintaining high professional standards within psychology and related fields. As Interim Dean, she has contributed to preparing future educators and advancing programs focused on student achievement and community service.
“I’m honored to be selected for this important service to the State of Indiana,” Ball said. “I look forward to working with new and practicing psychologists across the state to ensure the integrity of our profession and excellent service to our consumers.”
Indiana State University President Mike Godard said Ball’s appointment demonstrates her expertise and dedication: “Dr. Ball’s appointment to the Indiana State Psychology Board is a reflection of her expertise, professionalism, and commitment to serving others,” Godard said. “Her leadership embodies Indiana State University’s dedication to preparing professionals who make a meaningful impact in their communities.”
Indiana State University continues its efforts in supporting workforce development by preparing skilled professionals in disciplines such as education, counseling, and psychology.