In the comprehensive campaign, Redbirds Rising, Student Affairs is capitalizing its work to ensure students continue to feel they have access to excellent leadership experiences that prepare them for a life of meaning after college, as well as get the most of their time as a student.
Illinois State University is pleased to welcome American Family Insurance as a Career Center Partner.
Julie ’89, M.S. ’92, and Keith Smith ’97 have established the Karen Griffith Parker Scholarship in the Mennonite College of Nursing in honor of Julie’s mother, Karen Griffith Parker.
Senior elementary education major Sabrina Jaffer was just accepted into Peace Corps to teach English in Malawi. Passionate about volunteering, Jaffer is the first student to finish the Peace Corps Prep program, which launched in September 2016.
It seems a little early to be thinking about holidays, but sponsorship for Holiday Helper starts early.
As a financial planner, Diane Ryon ’69, M.S. ’70, is keenly aware of the challenges students and their families experience in paying for a college education.
The Marion McDowell Stafford Lectureship Series in Child and Family Health will focus on diabetes.
Friends of the Arts (FOA) Board member Becky Healy interviewed M.F.A. student Ryan Paluczak regarding his research and the impact that receiving an FOA grant had on his shared project with Greg Sullo, M.A. ’17.
Much was celebrated at the Mennonite College of Nursing’s annual Scholarship and Awards Banquet held on September 21.
Doug Gass is focused on service, whether through his past work as a Peace Corps Volunteer or in his current work with AmeriCorps through the Stevenson Center.
