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Vincennes Sits Serenely Along the Banks of the Wabash River, a Sight r e v to terre haute hri IllinoisIllinois s a b a w Gemtron George Corp. Rogers Clark Memorial Vincennes University main street 50 Vincennes Historic IndianaIndiana 41 Futaba Indiana to evansville of America Corp. ILLINOIS INDIANA MISSOURI KENTUCKY EIGHTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT BY STEPHEN GREENE TENNESSEE ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI BY THE NUMBERS Population as of 2000 39,186 Vincennes sits serenely along the banks of the Wabash River,a sight in contrast with Labor Force as of March 2002 18,680 the most significant event ever to occur in this oldest of Indiana towns. The land- Unemployment Rate as of March 2002 3.4% Per Capita Personal Income scape was anything but peaceful in February 1779,when Col.George Rogers Clark for the year 2000 $23,725 led an army into Vincennes and captured the British stronghold of Fort Sackville. Top Five Employers This little-known,but strategic,Revolutionary War battle aided the United States in Good Samaritan Hospital 1,680 laying claim to a vast area in the West. Ultimately,a striking 80-foot granite and Vincennes University 983 Vincennes Community School Corp. 470 marble memorial would be erected downtown to honor Clark’s conquest. Gemtron Corp. 450 Wal-Mart 405 More than 220 years later, this town is Futaba Indiana of America Corp. will make Note: Figures are for all of Knox County. once again looking to create noise—not the door frames for Toyota’s Sienna minivan kind that comes from cannons blasting and and employ about 70 people by next year. muskets firing, but that of factories churning To assist companies like Futaba in and cash registers ringing. City leaders hope coming up with the strongest list of job to put an end to the economic cease-fire that candidates possible, the KCDC partnered has beset the community over the past year. with Vincennes University four years ago “Since Sept. 11, it has been real quiet,” to create a program called Pathways. For says Chris Kinnett, president and CEO of a $20 fee, Pathways participants take a the Knox County Development Corp. four-hour standardized battery of tests, (KCDC), whose task it is to lure new busi- which measures everything from math ness to the area. “We’re having to dig aptitude to eye-hand-foot coordination to The George Rogers Clark Memorial honors an important piece of Vincennes’ history. a little deeper and take a look around at job temperament. The assessment results other opportunities.” are then placed in a database that hiring Vincennes is already capitalizing on some businesses can review. Brent Woolwine, homegrown opportunities to attract indus- a Pathways coordinator at the university, trial suitors and to keep its economy from says about 2,000 names are in the suffering the same fate as the British troops Pathways database. at Fort Sackville. Woolwine says the catalyst for the cre- ation of Pathways was Toyota,which man- THE RIGHT PATH ages its own skills-assessment program. The Lincoln Memorial Bridge spans the About 40,000 people live in Knox Realizing that Toyota was attracting high- Wabash River into Illinois. County, which boasts diversified, if not quality employees through its screening thriving, industries in manufacturing, process, county officials created Pathways agriculture, health care and education. to help other local companies match the The unemployment rate is a relatively low best person for a position. 3.4 percent, but that is up from 2.9 percent Measuring the skills of its labor pool last October. To turn the tide,Kinnett says ought to give Knox County an edge over its his organization is targeting the automotive competitors, Woolwine says. “We can say industry “for obvious reasons.” to prospective companies or companies in Children listen and learn at a day-care To understand why these reasons are so town that are looking to expand, ‘Yes, we center operated by KCARC. obvious, drive 25 miles south to Princeton, have a group of people here who are capable Ind., home of a massive Toyota plant—one and ready to do the job you require.’ ” of only two vehicle-manufacturing sites the Woolwine calls the Pathways assessment Japanese automaker operates in the United a “working man’s transcript” because, like States. The plant opened in 1998 and has a college transcript, it offers an employer spawned satellite suppliers nearby, includ- third-party verification when comparing one ing a pre-Sept. 11 coup for Vincennes— candidate’s qualifications to another’s. Some a 125,000 square-foot facility set to open applicants even attach their Pathways assess- Small businesses line Main Street. this month in the town’s industrial park. ment to their resume in the hopes that the [14] The Regional Economist ■ July 2002 www.stls.frb.org form will be the determining factor in other ARC in the state can match what Besides trying to lure more specialized and improving their employment situation. KCARC is doing. technical companies to Indiana, the state “We determined that we had a significant “Several ARCs have what you would call decided that a way to stem the brain drain is amount of underemployed people who had sheltered workshops, where people are sitting to expose more of its citizens to higher educa- a job, but wanted a better job,” Woolwine around tables doing small sub-assembly tion through a statewide community college says. “They didn’t know how to get from work. And there’s nothing wrong with that,” system. This effort centers on Vincennes McDonald’s to Gemtron,” the largest manu- Carney says. “Our operations,however, are far University, a two-year institution that is the facturer in town. “Pathways gives them a more sophisticated.” state’s oldest university. VU was founded in 1801 by William Henry Harrison, later to become the ninth U.S. president. Draws Strength from Within method. Also, through Pathways, they will In the five KCARC plants, disabled and In 1999, VU partnered with Ivy Tech State be looked at by more people than they ever non-disabled people produce a variety of fin- College, a technical school with 23 locations would otherwise.” ished goods for the private and public sector. in the state, to begin phasing in a community Test-takers who rate poorly in a particular The goods include conference tables for the college system. Essentially, the union mar- area are directed to federally funded adult General Services Administration, long under- ries VU’s expanded liberal arts curriculum education programs to help them improve wear for the Department of Defense and front with Ivy Tech’s broad physical reach and tech- their skills. Most of the major manufacturers grilles for certain Ford trucks. nical programs. As a result, more students in Knox County use Pathways when filling “ARCs are usually viewed as a social service will be able to earn associates degrees that open positions, Woolwine says. That includes agency,” Carney says. “But in this community, will transfer more easily to one of the state’s Gemtron, which makes molded glass products KCARC is a major economic asset and impor- four-year institutions. for appliances like refrigerators. tant for the community’s well-being. We “When we compared ourselves with states Says Dale Biehl, business manager at make products, we sell them, and we get paid that do have a well-educated citizenry and Gemtron: “We are very excited about for them.” higher median incomes, almost all of those Pathways. It has enabled us to see if Recently, KCARC added a piece of busi- states had community college systems,” says prospects fit our needs. Plus, our reten- ness at the former Johnson Controls plant. Jim Messmer, acting vice president for tion rate is higher now.” It has contracted with the U.S. Department statewide services at VU. of Agriculture to package and ship powdered After two years, 10 of the 23 Ivy Tech loca- A UNIQUE AGENCY milk. As a result, KCARC plans to hire an tions are offering VU courses and degrees, On the north side of town, 400 people additional 50 employees. with four more planning to do so in the once worked at a 230,000-square-foot facil- upcoming academic year. Enrollment is up ity. Among other things, these employees of “WE ARE EDUCATING PEOPLE” 17 percent at those 10 locations, Messmer Johnson Controls produced seat frames for Purdue, Notre Dame, Indiana…these are says. Affordability is another attraction. The Jeep Cherokees. In 1995, the company closed just a few of many highly acclaimed universi- state froze tuition during the first two years the plant. Smaller manufacturers moved into ties in the state of Indiana. In that light, it is of the partnership and funded cost increases the site over the next few years, but they did all the more surprising that a 1998 study by out of the state budget. Because Indiana, not last. By the year 2000, the building the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute found that like most states, is facing a budget crisis, it stood empty. Indiana ranked 48th out of all states in terms has scaled back funding for education. Today, an agency called KCARC is breath- of residents with a four-year college degree. Therefore, the tuition freeze was lifted for ing new life into this site. KCARC stands “We are educating people,” says Jim Bobe, the coming year. for Knox County Association for Retarded president and CEO of First American Bank in Citizens, but the organization always refers Vincennes. “It’s not like we’re a bunch of Stephen Greene is a senior editor at to itself by the acronym—and not just dummies. But one of our biggest challenges the Federal Reserve Bank of St.
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