With four sisters completing a nursing program before her, Susan Zobrist ’13 never doubted she too would enter the healthcare profession.
Category: Advancement
Educator appreciates investment in future
Elizabeth Alberts knew Illinois State’s stellar reputation made it the best choice for her.
Your Gift Matters: From undecided freshman to graduate school
When Kate Oeser started at Illinois State as a freshman, she didn’t know what she wanted to major in. Luckily, one of Kate’s new friends convinced her to give speech language pathology a try. She was immediately hooked.
My Gift Matters: Doing the right thing for his alma mater
When Jerry Gilmore graduated from Illinois State University in 1974, he left with more than a degree. He left with confidence—in his new career choice, and in himself.
A family legacy
Illinois State alumni Larry and Pat (Hunkler) Stagen continue to keep their family name alive through their scholarship and three high school scholarships they have created.
Watch live video from winter commencement ceremonies
Family, friends, and supporters unable to attend winter commencement in person will still be able to watch the ceremonies live on their computer.
Your Gift Matters: Ag student gets to state her many passions
Time is scarce between classes, studying, and extracurricular activities. But Kristen Faucon savors every second of her busy days, time she wouldn’t have without the support of donors who saw the impact in supporting a student like her.
Patron of the arts
For generations the theatre has benefitted from those with an appreciation for the fine arts. Pat Grogg has continued this tradition of generosity through a gift to the Illinois Shakespeare Festival. Grogg, professor emerita of the Department of Management and Quantitative Methods faculty, made the gift to celebrate a milestone birthday and support a festival
Thanks to you: Loyalty Circle alums show their appreciation
The goal in giving was never to become one of the leaders in ISU’s Loyalty Circle, but rather to show appreciation for the education and memories tied to the University.
My Gift Matters: Touched by the Quad’s beauty
Brett Arseneault, a College of Business alumnus, started his own business when he discovered a passion for photography. Here’s why Brett, who is also a loan review officer at a bank, gives back to his alma mater, in his own words.