More than 5,000 alumni showed their support by making a gift to IWU in fiscal year 2014!
And for the second year straight, Illinois Wesleyan alumni have grown our alumni giving percentage. We are now at 23%!
THANK YOU for doing your part to keep IWU strong.
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. Read more on IWU’s website.
Emma Davidson ’06 was highlighted in the New York Times for her recent marriage to Stuart Tribbs! Emma and Stuart were married on Friday, June 20th in Germantown, New York.
Please join us in congratulating the newly married couple!
Sean Mullins ’06 was a camp instructor in the IWU Young Scientists day camp in June. This was a great opportunity for young scientists to get a hands-on experience with experiments and learn more about what’s possible with science. Participants left camp excited about the opportunities associated with attending college and curious about different projects.
You can read more about Sean’s participation and the camp, here. Thank you again, Sean, for serving IWU and the Bloomington community!
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
Wednesday, September 3rd the author will be discussing his book at the President’s Convocation at 11 am at Westbrook Auditorium in Presser Hall, IWU.
Justine Robinson ’06, Bloomington’s first economic development coordinator, is leaving the city for a private-sector position in St. Louis.
You can read more about Justine’s contributions to Bloomington’s economic development, as well as more about her new role in this Pantagraph article.
Please join me in congratulating Justine on her achievements and thanking her for her work in the city that supported our alma mater.
The class of 2006 had 63 donors for All In for Wesleyan! These gifts will help future students have the experience of a lifetime at IWU, so thank you again for your support!