Brittany Childs ’12 graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The college is one of only 30 veterinary schools in the United States.
Brittany Childs ’12 graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The college is one of only 30 veterinary schools in the United States.
Jordan and Marqui (Fairchild) Krone ’12 welcomed their twin boys
Jase and Jett on February 16, 2015.
I’ve recently accepted a position as the Harm Prevention Specialist for Alpha Gamma Delta International Women’s Fraternity in Indianapolis! Many of you know my passion for the fraternity and sorority experience. I am thrilled for this opportunity to work with an outstanding team in providing the best possible member experience for the women of Alpha Gam!
(For those unfamiliar with Fraternity/Sorority Life, I’m still a Kappa Delta, but I’ll be working with this great Panhellenic sister organization in their efforts.)
THANK YOU to all of our fiscal year 2015 donors! Illinois Wesleyan University‘s alumni participation rate has increased for the third year in a row thanks to the generosity of donors like you! Your support helps to ensure IWU is stronger and more affordable for current and future generations of Titans. You’ve done well, and you’ve done good! Go Titans!
The class of 2012 exceeded the 24% challenge! At least eight young alumni challenges were met in 2015, resulting in $20,000 of additional scholarship support for IWU students!
Since graduating IWU with a double major in psychology and international studies, Erin has taught English in Thailand and South Korea. She also worked in a high school in America with special education students, which prompted her to undertake her Masters of Education in Applied Behavior Analysis.
For the final two months of her Masters program Erin will be working with an organization called “The Step” in Eastern Kazakhstan. The Step was established by a group of mothers whose children have autism. The region has very few specialists and services for these children. She will be working directly with the children, as well as training the staff and parents in ABA methods. She will also be collaborating with one of her professors to write up research articles about her work there.
Young Alumni Challenge: If our class reaches 24% participation, an additional gift of $2,500 will be made in honor of our class. Let’s move the Tommymometer to the top!
Without alumni support, IWU simply wouldn’t be the same. Time is running out to make a difference this fiscal year. Help to keep IWU moving forward and show your Titan Pride by making a gift before this Friday, July 31!