Indiana
Fort Wayne Campus
260-483-1605
6131 North Clinton Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Located on North Clinton Street near the northern end of the I-469 loop, the 18,000 square-foot Fort Wayne campus is easily accessible from all parts of Fort Wayne and Allen County. The campus resides in a thriving area of economic growth, enabling our graduates to explore career opportunities in the fields of business, healthcare, and computer technology.
National College opened its Fort Wayne campus in 2010 and continues to build on its reputation among Northeast Indiana employers for its skilled graduates.
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Map & Directions for Fort Wayne, IN Campus
260-483-1605 • 6131 North Clinton Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Directions:
From I-69: Take exit 112A for Coldwater Rd South. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Washington Center Road W/S Coldwater Road and merge onto Coldwater Road. Turn left at E Washington Center Rd. Turn left at N Clinton St
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Associate Programs
- Business Administration Accounting
- Business Administration Management
- Health Information Technology
- Information Systems Engineering
- Medical Assisting
- Office Technology Professional
- Pharmacy Technician
Diploma Programs
Industry-leading Professional Faculty
The key to our success is a faculty of industry-leading professionals. Drawing on personal insights, our instructors provide students with a real-world perspective to prepare them for success in well-defined fields of employment.
At National College we emphasize individual attention for our students, from enrollment to graduation with frequent and helpful faculty interaction every step of the way. Our class sizes are smaller, with an average of 15:1 student-to-faculty ratio, allowing for one-on-one interaction with instructors.
Our Faculty at a Glance
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Kim Autrey MS, BS Kim Autrey has served in a variety of positions within the business and education fields. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in communications/teaching from Indiana State University and her Master of Science in Training and Development degree from St. Francis University, Joliet, IL. Kim is an instructor of communications courses at the Fort Wayne Campus. |
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Melissa Brewster-Masek MS, BS Melissa Brewster-Masek is a psychologist with an emphasis in adolescents. She earned her master's degree from Walden University and a bachelor's degree in biology from The University of Findlay. She is an instructor of psychology, environmental science, and critical thinking courses at the Fort Wayne Campus. |
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Kurt Busche BA Kurt Busche has worked in the computer technology field for around 3 years as a software developer. Kurt has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Information Systems from Indiana Institute of Technology. He teaches Microsoft Office, Visual Basic, and other computer courses at the National College Fort Wayne Campus. In his spare time, he likes to develop web site and further his knowledge in the technology world. |
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Kathy Heibel BA, RHIA Kathy Heibel has worked in the Health Information field for more than 15 years. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Ferris University in Michigan and is a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA). She is an instructor at the National College Fort Wayne Campus, where she also serves as director of the Health Information Technology (HIT) program. |
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Kenyia Logan AS, Advanced CPR and AED Certified Kenyia Logan has worked in the medical field in a variety of settings, including as a medical assistant, phlebotomist, and for 10 years as a medical assisting instructor. She holds an Associate of Science degree in Medical Assisting and holds certifications in Advanced CPR and AED. Kenyia is an instructor and department chair for health care education at the Fort Wayne Campus. |
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