IWU’s fiscal year ends TODAY – July 31 – Thank you if you’ve already made your annual gift!
Now help us find the 47 additional alumni donors we need to reach our participation goal by today. Organizations view alumni participation as the metric that measures alumni satisfaction. It affects IWU’s ranking, bond rating, and ability to earn grants, so make your gift today at iwu.edu/give to keep IWU strong! Every donor counts!
The Illinois Wesleyan fiscal year is ending quickly on July 31. Have you renewed your support yet this year? *
It’s not too late to be added to the list!
We still need 163 alumni to step forward before July 31 to increase alumni participation 1% over last year.
*Check by visiting http://www.iwu.edu/annualreport/.
After decades of service to Illinois Wesleyan, Ann Harding retired this month as Director of Alumni Relations.
This link leads to an article in IWU Campus News: http://www.iwu.edu/news/2014/06-alumni-director-retires.html
John Fish, who led the Urban Studies Program in Chicago which enabled many IWU undergrads to build an understanding of urban issues, passed away this past week.
Click here for his obituary and details of his memorial service.
Amie Lulinski recently completed a PhD in Disability Studies from the University of Illinois at Chicago where she is also employed as a Senior Research Specialist in Developmental Disabilities through the end of June. Amie is relocating from Chicago to Washington, DC to work at The Arc of the United States as the Director of Disability Rights Policy effective July 1.
Join the new academic tradition known as the Summer Reading Program.
Students, faculty, staff, and alumni are reading:
The Madonnas of Echo Park
by Brando Skyhorse.
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Ellyn and her husband, John, welcomed their son Patrick Michael on Oct. 4, 2013!
Congratulations, Ellyn and John!
Wayne Small was hired as senior mobile software architect at Jun Group.
Congratulations, Wayne!
The class of 1995 had 30 donors for All In!
David Taylor was named president and CEO of United Way of McLean County.
Congratulations, David!