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Mishawaka

Industrial city in St Joseph County, north-central Indiana, on the Saint Joseph River, 13 km/8 mi east of South Bend; population (1990) 42,600. Industries include the manufacture of plastics, rubber, missiles, vehicle and aircraft parts, and all-terrain vehicles. Mishawaka is the home of Bethel College (1947) and the United Missionary Church School.

Mishawaka was laid out in 1833 and incorporated as a city in 1899. It has a Flemish-speaking community as a result of Belgian immigration after World War II.
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Because the enrollment in nursing programs dropped in the late 1990s and healthcare agencies and education programs were seeking ways to increase the numbers of nurses, Bethel College in Mishawaka, Indiana, and Memorial Hospital in South Bend, Indiana, designed a plan to encourage nurses who had been out of nursing to re-enter the work force.
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