Karley (Bridgewater) Keller ’12 &
Sean shared his experience: “Ultimately I was down there to talk about my journey from being in their seats at IWU to transitioning to a career in people interaction. I discussed that their ability to blend a strong work ethic with the empathy and passion for people would transition anywhere, at any company in a sales position. I really stressed visualizing what makes them happy and surrounding themselves with like-minded people. Not just in their career pursuits, but in life.”
Great job influencing fellow Titans, Sean!
We are looking forward to another great Homecoming this Fall! Your story started here and Illinois Wesleyan helped guide your path to where you are today. This is cause for celebration! Join us October 4-6 to reminisce and revisit your story.
To register yourself, and guests, for other Homecoming events, please do so here or call the Alumni Engagement Office at 1-888-498-2586.
View the full Homecoming schedule at www.iwu.edu/homecoming.
Get social! Share your IWU story and photos on social media using #IWU_HC19 and #IWU_YourStoryStartsHere.
Are you interested in share your IWU stories with StoryCorps? Learn more and sign up to do so here.
The Network Mixer
Join fellow members of the Minority Alumni Network for a happy hour! Thursday, September 12, 2019 | 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. Persona RSVP by September 5, 2019 online or call 1-888-498-2586. |
From the left, IWU graduates – Neil Stratman, Erin Daly, and Carly Stocking
Carly Stocking ’10 has been producing, directing, and performing in a series of cabarets called Cafe Carly at a new venue in Arlington Heights. All of the six shows have been sold out performances and have featured several IWU alumni including Erin Daly ’10, Neil Stratman ’10, Morgan DeTogne ’08 Timothy Foszcz ’18, and former musical theatre professor Sandy DeAthos.
Please join me in congratulating Carly and our IWU alumni on their success!
Prairie Fire Theatre toured How To Be a Superhero, its annual opera for children, in the Bloomington-Normal area. Written by Nancy Steele Brokaw ’71, directed by Rhys Lovell ’87 and musical direction by Charlie Berggren ’10.
Our own John Mastandona ’10 has joined the Village of Western Springs as Assistant Director of Finance!
Please join me in congratulating him!
An assistant director in the University of Illinois Athletics Communications office, Brett Moore ’10 is serving as press officer for USA Baseball this summer. You can read more about his background in this Pantagraph Post.
Please join me in congratulating Brett and wishing him a great time!
ALUMNI….
YOU are key to our success – help us Unlock Opportunities for current and future Titans. Join us for the All In Happy Hour taking place in your area!
Make your additional gift and show your Titan pride by spreading the word about All In for Wesleyan to your personal networks via social media, calls, texts, emails, etc.
Chicago
Thursday, April 11
Haymarket Pub and Brewery
737 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60661
5:30-7:30 p.m.
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You’ll have a great time while encouraging others to make a gift on All In for Wesleyan and share stories about how IWU has Unlocked Opportunities. For more information, please visit our website.
