year as a director of the Illinois CPA Society for a term that ends in March 2013.
Colleen C. Kramer (Rome ’87, BBA ’88), president of Evergreen Supply, received the 2011 Jeffrey But- land Small Business Award from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Murial Hawkins (PhD ’89) has been named associate provost for Partnerships and Engagement at Virginia State University. She will be “responsible for leading and serv- ing as executive officer on various university projects as assigned by the provost or president.”
Michael P. Kessler (BA ’89) recently married Violet Espinosa. They were married at Queen of All Saints Ba- silica in Chicago.
Br. Larry S. Schatz , FSC (MPS ’89), was named to the board of trustees for Christian Brothers University.
Darla J. Vogelsang, OSU (MPS ’89), an Ursuline Sister of the Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown, Ohio, is celebrating her 50th year as a sister. Sr. Vogelsang is a Catholic Chaplain for Humility of Mary Health Partners. Prior to becoming a chaplain, she served as an elementary teacher and as a principal in Youngstown. She has also served in parish pastoral minis- try and previously served as assistant director of the Ursuline Center and in full-time ministry at the Ursuline Motherhouse.
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SURVEY SAYS . . .
This past summer, Alumni Relations commissioned Chicago- based Slover Linnet Strategies to conduct a follow-up to the 2008 alumni attitudes survey. More than 2,200 of you shared your thoughts on your experiences as students and your perception of Loyola’s role in your life now. Here’s what you told us.
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Craig E. Columbus (BA ’90) signed CMG Holdings Group Inc., a full service marketing communications company, as an “Agent of Record” to represent him on endeavors includ- ing a book he is co-authoring, God
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GRADUATES ARE PROUD TO BE ALUMS
65% of alumni live in the Chicago area. That’s a lot of friends in the neighborhood! • 55% of alumni have spoken with other alumni in the past six months. • 25% have told a friend about a Loyola event or program. (These rates are even higher among recent graduates)
1 in 6 alumni have a child who is a legacy student—or may be in the future.
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Readership of Loyola magazine is strong, and it is considered the most useful and interesting communication, followed by school/college- based e-mail and print communications. Alumni reported wanting to hear about a variety of topics. Here’s what made the top five:
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STORIES ABOUT CURRENT FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS NEWS FROM YOUR COLLEGE/SCHOOL EVENT INFORMATION
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