Titans Supporting Titans

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Apr 082020
 

Ways to Support Fellow Titans
    1. To share a word of support for your classmates at this time, submit a post to your class newsletter by emailing your editor or if your class does not have an editor, send your post to classnews@iwu.edu.
    2. You can provide support to the Titan Student Emergency Fund. This fund will provide relief to students with needs such as housing, travel, moving and storage, transportation and vehicle repair, and technology needs related to remote learning.
    3. If you have expertise or a career opportunity that you can share with students, please connect with a Hart Career Center staff member for a phone or video appointment through a Handshake account here. You can also post job and internship opportunities on the site. View FAQs here.
    4. University Archives & Special Collections wants to hear your experiences and reflections to keep a historical record of the impact of the pandemic on the Illinois Wesleyan community, you can learn more here.
    5. Assist the IWU Admissions team in student recruitment efforts. Our alumni are the best and most qualified to meet with prospective students to share your IWU experience. Sign up here: Titan Alumni Ambassadors.
    6. You can see more ideas here.

Cameron McKee ’17

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Mar 262020
 

Thank you to Cameron McKee ’17, who volunteered to eat lunch and talk with students during the Psychology and Sociology Luncheon on 2/12/20, concerning her MS in Environmental Psychology and her experience as a Strategy and Change Analyst for CannonDesign.

Kenny Tran ’17

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Feb 282020
 

Kenny Tran ’17 made his debut with Alliance Theatre as Oliver in the new musical Maybe Happy Ending. Click here to read more about his debut in the musical.

Congratulations, Kenny!

TAG Day 2020

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Feb 072020
 

Thank-A-Giver Day (TAG Day) is Monday, February 10. This day provides the IWU campus community with the opportunity to thank donors who support Illinois Wesleyan. IWU celebrates each year in mid-February because it marks the symbolic point during the academic year – about 70% of the way through – when we rely on support from alumni and friends, our endowment, and external grants.  

If you would like to be celebrated as a donor today, you can make a gift at iwu.edu/give. 

Carly Floyd ’17

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Jan 272020
 

Carly Floyd ’17 married Nicholas Sherman on December 7, 2019. Click here to read about Carly and Nicholas’s love story and see a sweet collection of engagement photos. To view photos from their wedding day, click here. Congratulations to them both!

Mr. & Mrs. Sherman

Xingchen “Stella” Wang ’17

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Nov 192019
 

Thank you to Xingchen “Stella” Wang ’17 for offering a brief beginners workshop on November 11th on the significance of names in China and why it’s important and respectful to honor students’ names, with the opportunity to practice basic Chinese names.

Andrew Kauerauf ’17

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Nov 042019
 

Andrew Kauerauf ’17 recently graduated from the University of Washington with a Master of Arts degree in Museology. His thesis was entitled Understanding Modern History Museum Smartphone Mobile Guides and Apps.

Raelynn Parmely ’17

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Oct 222019
 

Upon completing her Master of Science in Sociology degree at Illinois State University in August of 2019, Raelynn Parmely ’17 accepted a position at the Illinois Farm Bureau, where she will be the new Environmental Program Manager.

Congrats Raelynn!

Boryana Borisova ’17

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May 292019
 

Congrats to Boyana Borisova ’17 who has recently been selected as a Junior Fellow at the Library of Congress. The application alone for this opportunity is once in a lifetime and Borisova is very excited to have been awarded this position. Borisova would like to thank IWU for giving her the foundation for this position and her professors for the education they provided.

“The Library of Congress Junior Fellows Summer Intern Program will enable me to experience the integrated analog and digital collections and services of the world’s largest, all-inclusive library. The focus of the program is to increase access to special, legal and copyright collections, and to promote awareness and appreciation of the Library’s services to researchers including Congressional members, scholars, students, teachers, and the general public. 

As a Junior Fellow, I will work to add catalog records to the Voyager ILS to the Russian Cyrillic Priority 4 Collection which consists of 600 Russian books published between 1880 and 1940.” -Boryana Borisova ’17

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