Michelle Huls Rice ’01 is the marketing director for the College of Engineering at the U of I. She is also the founder of Women’s Dreamvision Network, a venture aimed at helping women entrepreneurs.

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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.

Click here to order.

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.)

Matt Glavin ’01 came back to the Hart Career Center on IWU’s campus to speak about turning politics into a career. He talked about the different ways to get started in politics and government and answered questions about working as a lobbyist, managing campaigns, and working for elected officials.

Here is a flyer for the event.

Thank you for being All In For Wesleyan in so many ways.

You’ve Done Well, and Done Good!

Today is All In for Wesleyan at IWU.  Dr. Randy Reed ’73 has offered to give $500 for each class year with 30 donors today, and an additional $500 for each class with 60 donors. Seriously – every dollar counts! Help the class of 2001 meet this Challenge.  Click this link to donate https://www.iwu.edu/all-in  You can also see how 2001 is doing in the challenge.

You can see All In on campus by clicking here.

Liz Reiser-Loeber practices as a dentist at Advanced Family Dental in Romeoville. She currently offers oral sedation for general dentistry and is on the path to becoming a licensed sedation dentist.

Liz and her husband have welcomed two Tiny Titans to the family. Charles Joseph Loeber was born on 5/9/12, and Andrew James Loeber was born on 6/5/13. They live in Plainfield, Illinois.

Joshua P. Herzog ’01 is now an attorney for Hauser Izzo.

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