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Class of 2008 10-year Reunion Invitation from Chris Burrichter ’08

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Can you believe it’s been 10 years since we graduated from IWU? I invite you back to campus this October 5-7th for Reunion Weekend where we will celebrate the class of 2008. Join us for special 10-year reunion activities on Friday afternoon, a special reunion tailgate on Saturday and our reunion celebration on Saturday evening. A full schedule of reunion activities can be found here and on our Facebook page.

 

As part of our 10th reunion, I’m also encouraging everyone togive back to the University that gave so much to each of us. I hope you will join me in giving a gift to IWU in honor of our reunion. To make a gift, simply click here.

See you in October. Go Titans!

10-year Reunion Celebration

Saturday October 6th, 6:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

Club Tommy @ Hansen Student Center

A special class of 2008 pre-reunion celebration is being planned for Friday October 5th. Please stay tuned as we’ll announce time and place here and on our Facebook page.

Anne Kopf ’08

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Anne Kopf, AIA ’08 has been promoted to architect at Quinn Evans Architects. Anne Kopf has worked extensively in the urban environment, contributing to multiple restoration projects at the Daughters of the American Revolution headquarters in Washington, D.C., and the modernization and adaptive use of the Old City Hall in Richmond, VA.

Abigail Williams-Butler ’08

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Abigail Williams-Butler ’08 wrote her doctoral dissertation entitled “The Role of Relational Permanence in Positive Outcomes among African American Adolescents in Foster Care” as a Developmental Psychology graduate at the University of Michigan School of Social Work that has been published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies.
​More on her graduate work including other publications and awards can be found here.

Professor Elizabeth (Susie) Balser

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We are very sorry to inform you that Professor Elizabeth (Susie) Balser,  faculty member in Biology for more than 20 years, passed away last month following an extended illness. Susie was recognized as an expert on the anatomy of echinoderms. Her passion for invertebrate animals inspired the creation of three new courses at IWU. Both as an instructor and as a research mentor, Susie challenged students to carefully study the natural world and make their own discoveries.

All In For Wesleyan

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Tuesday, April 3rd is our day of giving at Illinois Wesleyan and this year’s theme is
Think Bigger!

Not only is today a day for giving, it’s a day to celebrate IWU and all of the things that make it special.  Last year, our class had an impressive 58 donors, let’s try for 65 this year!  We contributed $3270. Our goal for this year is $3700! Think of the impact this can make for IWU students and their families!

Click here to learn more and to donate on Tuesday, April 3rd.
Help spread the word using #AllInForWesleyan and take advantage of our social media toolkit.