Raven Stubbs ’13 has joined the staff of AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps as a Program and Development Associate in its Chicago office.

Here is a link to the full article.

A paper co-authored by three then-undergraduates was accepted for publication in the Canadian Journal of Zoology.Titled “Eggshell porosity covaries with egg size among female House Wrens (Troglodytes aedon) but is unrelated to incubation onset and egg-laying order within clutches,” its authors include Abbey White ’14, Alex Lang ’14, Lauren Podgorski ’13, Associate Professor of Biology Will Jaeckle and George C. and Ella Beach Lewis Endowed Chair of Biology Given Harper.

Allie Torres ’13 is a teacher, artist, actor, writer, and activist for Body Positivity and Eating Disorder education. After graduating from IWU’s BFA Acting Department in 2013, she has become a Community Educator and Resource Person for ANAD (The Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders). Her organization, SKIN DEEP focuses on healing and destigmatizing EDs through art and an organizational partner with the National Eating Disorder Association. She is also the author of “Glass Box Girl,” a company member at Halcyon Theatre, and hosts free support groups for those in recovery

Check out the latest status on the Tommymometer to see where we stand on IWU donors by clicking here.

By making your gift before July 31, you will not only add to the Tommymometer for alumni donors, but you will help to keep current Illinois Wesleyan students enrolled and our alma mater strong. The percentage of alumni donors is important to IWU because outside organizations view it as a metric to measure alumni satisfaction. It affects Illinois Wesleyan’s rankings, bond rating, and ability to earn grants.

Thank you for doing your part to fill the Tommymometer before July 31 and keep Illinois Wesleyan moving forward!

If you have already made a gift this year, thank you!

Young alumni challenge:

• A trustee has agreed to make a $2,500 gift for every young alumni class(1999-2014) who reaches 24% or better before July 31.
• This means that for every class that hits 24%, IWU will be able to award an additional $2,500 scholarship to a deserving student.
• Also, an additional $2,500 gift will be made for any class that reaches 30%.
• All gifts count! Find out how your class stacks up by visiting https://www.iwu.edu/giving/youngalumni.html

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!

*Like annual gifts, naming rights expire at the end of the fiscal year…but internet photos last forever. Photos of the selected names engraved on plaques, affixed to the items will be published on the last day of spring semester, April 21.

First-year Band Director Stan Dulkoski ’13 has put academic rigor back into the classroom at Mingus Union High School in Cottonwood, Arizona. He joined a fellow alum at the school, its theatre director James Ball ’07. The full article can be accessed here.

Congratulations to Stan!

Katie Sill ’13 is teaching in China and having adventures all over East Asia in her spare time.  A link to her blog can be accessed here.

Check out Katie’s amazing adventures!