Illinois Wesleyan University

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chapters in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri and Illinois Collegiate chapters in Indiana, including the current number of members (in order from smallest to largest): Valparaiso University 60 DePauw University 92 Purdue University 109 Butler University 146 Indiana University 163 Collegiate chapters in Kentucky, including the current number of members (in order from smallest to largest): Centre College 62 University of Kentucky 206 Collegiate chapters in Ohio, including the current

Rust 's personal commitment to education was also evident in his willingness to serve as a trustee and adviser to Illinois Wesleyan University, the University of Illinois, and Stanford University as well as serving as the cochairman of the Business Coalition for Excellence in Education and on President Bush 's transition team covering educational issues. A message from Mr. Rust, “Every day each of us makes

expectations: Indicate housing expectations of the University. Include plan for acquiring housing We are dedicated to providing new chapters with the assistance they need, especially concerning housing. To ensure chapter unity, growth, and future success with Recruitment, securing the right type of housing is crucial. Upon receiving an invitation to make a presentation at ISU, we will begin the process of identifying a chapter facility. We will work with the university, the town of Normal and local

Sessions and Meetings 8 systems and technologies volunteers use as well as how to make the most of each system. THE INTERSECTION OF GENDER AND KAPPA Facilitated by Ariana Bostian-Kentes, Director, Culture and Talent, Shaw + Scott, and Beth Black, Illinois Wesleyan, Fraternity President. Description: In the last two decades, the world has experienced many large societal shifts. One of the shifts impacting Kappa as an organization is the intersection of sex, gender and sexual identity. In this session, we

Section 3, continued 5. Criteria for chartering: To include minimum number of students pledged to establish a secure colony For our new chapter at Illinois State University, it is our goal to have a charter class of 145 members and average chapter size within one year of establishment. We are proud to say every new chapter has gone on to be installed. The expectations for the new chapter at ISU mirror the expectations Kappa Kappa Gamma has for each chapter. From the moment the new chapter is established

New thesis competition Nine graduate-level students competed in Illinois State’s inaugural Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition held in February in front of a large audience in the Normal Theater. The research communication competition, devised by the University of Queensland in Australia, challenges master’s and Ph.D. students to describe their scholarly topic and its significance to a general audience in three minutes or less. The top finishers at the event received cash prizes, and the winner

Stephen L. Ondra, MD is the Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC). HCSC is the parent company of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma New Mexico, and Montana. It is the fourth largest health insurer in the nation and is the nation’s largest not for profit mutual health insurer. In his role, Dr. Ondra is responsible for the strategy and oversight of medical policies, medical management, pharmacy, quality improvement and performance

hard work and dedication to diversity. Throughout my undergraduate career at NIU, I have worked as a writing tutor for historically underprepared students from depressed socio-economic areas. I have also served as a committee member at the Wheaton, Illinois Multicultural Fair, where I encouraged families from Africa to share their ethnic background with the school population. My fluency in

increasingly closer in their relations, there still exists numerous stereotypes and negative labeling among multi-ethnic groups, which are most common between oriental and western. Along with a sharply risen number of Asian visiting America, Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, which has never experienced much exotic cultures before, is facing both opportunities and challenges from Asian civilization. As a result, for the