Marybeth is assistant editor, along with Barbara Klaw, Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir, and Margaret A. Simons, of Diary of a Philosophy Student, Volume 2, 1928-29 by Simone de Beauvoir. Published in June 2019 by the University of Illinois Press, this volume is the latest in the Beauvoir Series, a 7-volume collection of the writings of Simone de Beauvoir. Marybeth has been involved as contributing translator or editor for 6 of the 7 volumes.
See www.press.uillinois.edu/books/find_books.html?type=series&search=Sbw for more information about the Series.
See http://go.illinois.edu/s19beauvoir for more information on this latest volume.
You did it, Titans! You were the key to our success. On April 11, 2,205 donors collectively raised $518,316. And thanks to the generosity of our pacesetter challenge donors, our grand total is $776,316 (and still counting!)
This video captures a few successes from #AllInforWesleyan. Check out the social media activity and revisit iwu.edu/all-in to see how your gifts made a difference.
Check out the All In Happy Hours taking place around the country. Show your Titan pride by spreading the word about All In for Wesleyan to your personal networks via social media, calls, texts, emails, etc.
You’ll have a great time while encouraging others to make an additional gift on All In and share stories about how IWU Unlocked Opportunities for each of us. Visit our webpage for more information and registration.
Marie Zahorick ’93 graduated from Purdue University-Northwest with a Master’s in Family Nurse Practice and is a certified and licensed Family Nurse Practitioner. Shannon Jarot ’93 was one of her preceptors as well as being one of her original instructors in nursing school. She currently works at Edward Hospital in Naperville but is looking for a nurse practitioner position.
On April 11, alumni,
parents, students, faculty, staff, and friends of IWU show your pride and
support by being All
In for Wesleyan. During
this 24-hour giving day, let’s unlock opportunities together – you are key to
our success!
Be All In,
All Day, make an additional gift at iwu.edu/all-in and spread the word on
social media using#AllInforWesleyan. Check
out our social media toolkit!
Todd French ’93 is the founder of WineBerserkers.com, the world’s largest and most active online wine forum.
You can read more about Todd’s forum at the following link:
Thank-A-Giver Day (TAG Day) is on Monday, February 11. This day provides the IWU campus community with the opportunity to thank the donors who support Illinois Wesleyan. IWU celebrates each year in mid-February because it marks the symbolic point during the academic year – about 70% of the way through – when tuition dollars run out and support from alumni and friends, our endowment, and external grants kicks in for the remainder of the year.
Thank you to all donors who help make the IWU experience possible!
Emeritus Associate Professor of Economics Robert (Bob) Leekley passed away on Tuesday, Jan.1. Prof. Leekley started teaching at Illinois Wesleyan in 1974, and from his first year to his 44th, his commitment to IWU and our students remained unchanged. His positive impact on generations of students and colleagues will not be forgotten. Read an obituary. A service will be held in the IWU Evelyn Chapel from 11-12 on Wednesday, January 9th.
David Priess ’93 has been named chief operating officer of Washington, D.C.’s Lawfare Institute, known for the prominent Lawfare Blog that focuses on hard national security problems. David served at the CIA during the Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations as an intelligence officer, manager, and daily intelligence briefer. His private sector management experience in the past 15 years has focused on small organizations in and around the national security arena. He is also a writer and speaker on the presidency, intelligence, and foreign policy. His two books are The President’s Book of Secrets: The Untold Story of Intelligence Briefings to America’s Presidents (2016) and How to Get Rid of a President: History’s Guide to Removing Unpopular, Unable, or Unfit Chief Executives (2018).
