Indiana State University Dean appointed to State Psychology Board
April 1, 2026 - 12:52
Dr. Carrie Ball, the Interim Dean of the Bayh College of Education at Indiana State University, has been appointed to the Indiana State Psychology Board by Governor Mike Braun. The appointment places Dr. Ball in a key regulatory role aimed at upholding professional standards across the state.
The Indiana State Psychology Board is responsible for licensing psychologists and behavioral analysts, enforcing ethical codes of conduct, and ensuring public protection within the field. Dr. Ball's extensive academic and administrative experience is expected to be a significant asset to the board's mission.
In her position as Interim Dean, Dr. Ball oversees a wide range of educational programs, including those in psychology and counseling. Her professional background provides her with deep insight into the training, competencies, and ethical practice required of mental health professionals. This perspective will inform the board's work in maintaining rigorous qualifications for licensure and practice.
The appointment is seen as a recognition of Dr. Ball's leadership and her commitment to the advancement of psychological sciences. Her service on the board will contribute directly to policies that safeguard the quality of mental health services available to Indiana residents, ensuring practitioners meet the highest standards of care and professionalism.
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