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IWU accounting alumna Carrie Jassman ’90 joined the Busey Wealth Management Team as a tax specialist.
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Show your Titan Pride!
From now through July 31, you can receive a pair of Illinois Wesleyan socks with your gift of $25 or more. All proceeds, unless otherwise designated, will support current students through the Wesleyan Fund.
These limited edition socks are only available through the end of the month.
Get yours by making a gift of $25 or more at titanpride.org/socks today!
(This offer only applies to individuals who make a gift of $25 or more by July 31. Limit 1 pair per donor.
Per IRS regulations, the $10 cost of the socks is not tax-deductible.)
Kirsten Weingartner Weiss ’90 will perform as part of the Queen City Quartet in a concert sponsored by the Willow Springs Arts Council. She currently serves as the principal violist of the Springfield Symphony and the concertmaster of the Springfield Drury Civic Orchestra.
Thank you for being All In For Wesleyan in so many ways.
You’ve Done Well, and Done Good!
Karla and her 9-year-old son Kai recently went to Washington to participate in Museums Advocacy Day to lobby for museum funding. They were invited by the American Alliance of Museums due to their participation in hearings for keeping the Illinois State Museum open.
Scott Steiner ’90 recently became a State Farm insurance agent and opened his agency on September 1st, in Orland Hills, Illinois. He is married to Chris Baffes Steiner ’91 and has 4 sons, (Tim, 19, Kevin, 18, James, 15, and Eric, 11). He and Chris have been married for 22 years and reside in Flossmoor, IL.
Chris Spencer ’90 is now the Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Museum of the American Revolution (MoAR) in Philadelphia. She described the most thrilling part of her job as being “the opportunity to be in on the ground floor as a museum is being conceptualized and built. This is a rare opportunity for a museum professional and extremely exciting.”
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yl Delk-Le Good ’90 has been appointed Executive Director for EnglishUSA, the American Association of Intensive English Programs. She joins EnglishUSA after a long tenure with Georgia State University where she previously served as the Director of their Intensive English Program. Delk-Le Good’s extensive leadership experience includes recent service as a commissioner for the Commission on English Language Accreditation (CEA) and as the IEP Network Leader for the International Enrollment Management Knowledge Community for NAFSA (IEM KC). She also served on the boards of EnglishUSA and University and College Intensive English Programs (UCIEP). In addition to her leadership experience, she is a frequent presenter, has authored two ESL textbooks, and has conducted multiple program and curriculum reviews nationally and internationally.
Founded in 1986, EnglishUSA is a non-profit organization of over 430 Intensive English Programs (IEPs) throughout the U.S. IEPs are located in university and college settings or city centers across the United States. EnglishUSA’s mission is to provide support, standards, and advocacy for intensive English programs in the USA.