Neil Styczynski had considered funding a college scholarship someday. But meeting then 17-year-old Dr. Kate (Norcross) Newton ’10 made him think, “If not now, when?” Styczynski and his wife, Joan, decided to establish the Neil and Joan Styczynski Scholarship at Illinois State for transfer students who want to teach and demonstrate a financial need. Newton was the scholarship’s second recipient.
Save the date for the upcoming fall career fairs.
“To talk about the most boring person in the world” is how Tom Sheridan labeled the invitation for his Zoom interview on a profile about himself and his career in the public relations field.
Padmasree Soundarraj completed her BSN through the Mennonite College of Nursing’s (MCN) Accelerated program in 2013. Read about her journey to MCN and beyond, starting all the way in India.
Deputy City Manager of Decatur and ISU alumnus Jon Kindseth ’08 spoke with students in the Political Science Professional Development (POL 296) class.
To get ready for #RedbirdImpact Month this June, we’re celebrating Redbird alumni who have made it their mission to give back.
Three alumnae found empowerment through each other in small business management during uncertain times.
When Javier Evelyn ’06 was a student at Illinois State University, he at times felt left out when dining with fellow students on campus. Still, this adversity would later motivate him to launch Alerje Inc., a Michigan-based food allergy management innovation team.
Alumni Engagement and Milner Library invite alumni to participate in a oral histories project.
Amanda Krueger graduated from the Mennonite College of Nursing in 2008 with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Read more about Krueger’s journey to become a nurse and how she is making an impact, below.
