Laura (Curtis) Kraynak ’07 recently started a new job as an Insurance Counselor for PLR Insurance.

On April 9, Titans of all generations pulled together and showed their pride on the third annual All In For Wesleyan. More than 1,800 gifts of all sizes from 49 states and 17 countries totaled over $500,000 in support of Illinois Wesleyan University and our students. Our collective philanthropy served as an inspiration to the next generation as All In For Wesleyan firmly established itself as an Illinois Wesleyan tradition, both on campus and off. The class of 2007 had 56 donors on April 9th and donations totaling $4,384.00.

Thank you 2007 alumni for being “all in” all the time, and for continuing to make Illinois Wesleyan one of your giving priorities. If you have already made your gift this year, thank you! If you have not made your gift this year, I hope that you will join me as a donor and put us one more gift closer to our participation goal. You can make your gift by visiting iwu.edu/give. It is your support that keeps Illinois Wesleyan strong, and develops the next generation of leaders.

Your partner in support,

Van Miller ‘04
Director of Annual Giving

Bailee Myers ’07 is an assistant public defender with the Cook County Public Defenders Office.

Today is All in for Wesleyan 2015!  All gifts made today will be matched by an anonymous donor (up to $75,000).

And this year, there’s a twist.  Let me explain.

Gifts to the Wesleyan Fund support student financial assistance and also the little, but essential, things that create the Illinois Wesleyan experience.  So today we’re celebrating these little essentials — the unsung heroes.  Make a gift today and your name could appear next to one of these items for a limited time.*

Give today and your name could be selected to grace the hot spot, the WESN microphone, and other pieces of campus that will be announced throughout the day. (Learn more)

Give today and your gift will be matched by an anonymous donor.

Give today and show that you’re proud to be a Titan!

Husband and wife Mel Keiser ’07 and Matt Martin ’07 were recently featured in an article in The Economy Magazine. “The most recent issue of The Economy Magazine focuses on collaboration between artists,” Mel wrote. “They invited Matt and I to write a piece for the magazine. We use a unique form mixing individual written responses with conversation, to discuss the experience of making work in the company of another artist without explicit collaboration.”