Where Can Your Degree Lead? Done right, giving won’t monopolize your time
By Leah Shutes
ABOVE: EMU President Susan Martin presented the Presidential Awards for Advancement at “Invest. Inspire. A Night of Recognition” on April 14. Pictured (l to r) are Ed Jakeway (BA58), Suzanne Jakeway, Dennis Beagen (BS66), Kirk Profit (BS75), Brenda Stumbo, Bob Tetens (BS77), and Sabrina Gross. The Presidential Awards for Advancement recognize individuals and organizations that advance Eastern Michigan University through philanthropy and strategic investment.
ABOVE LEFT: Nora Martin (BS63, MA65), Jack Minzey (BA50), and Esther Minzey (MA73) enjoy an evening celebrating EMU’s donors. Generous alumni and friends help to fulfill the educational dreams and aspirations of EMU students through philanthropy. ABOVE RIGHT: Robert and Ronette Rapp attended “Invest. Inspire. A Night of Recognition” in memory of their son Brandon Rapp (BS08). The Rapp family established a scholarship in memory of Brandon to support the Rec-IM’s student employees, where he worked during his time at EMU.
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