Taci Jones ’06 (Midwest, MEd) received the Excellence in Teaching Award sponsored by the Springfield, OH Rotary Club, Ohio Edison, The Springfield Foundation, and the
Dr. Maria Gitin ’79 (Midwest, BA) was the featured lecturer at Mercer University’s celebration of Women’s History Month. Her presentation, “This Bright Light of Ours:
Onita Morgan-Edwards ’17 (Midwest, BA) had her essay, “Shadows and Benefits of Doubt” published in the Wright Memorial Public Library’s Art & Literary Zine (Glide).
Stephanie VanHouten ’14, ‘17 (Midwest, BA, MEd) was selected to give a Ted Talk at TedxDayton on October 12, 2018. Her talk centered around the
Robert L. “Bob” Jackson ’06 (Midwest, MA) was appointed as President of Murray State University.
Debra Gaskill ’04 (Midwest, MA) received the 2018 Silver Falchion Best Suspense Award at the Killer Nashville International Writer’s Conference for her latest novel, Kissing
Winona LaDuke ’89 (Midwest, MA) delivered a seminar and lecture as a University of Montana President’s Lecture Series guest, “Be the Ancestor Your Descendants Would
Stephanie Dawson ’17 (Midwest, MA Special Education) was voted “Teacher of the Year” at Meadowdale High School in Dayton, Ohio. This was her first year
LaTonya Branham ’02, ’17 (Midwest, MA Mgt., PhD Leadership & Change) was appointed University Registrar and Assistant Professor in University Studies at DePauw University.
Oleta Fitzgerald ’16 (Midwest, MA) serves on the executive committee of the Southern Rural Black Women’s Initiative for Economic and Social Justice, a collective of
Megan DeBrito ’08 (Midwest, Conflict Resolution) is working at the University of California Santa Barbara as an Assistant Ombuds. Previously, she worked as a community
Whitney Bell ’06 (Midwest, MA) recently published High Street to the Indigo Dream, a debut poetry collection of lyrics, meditations, and free verse. She was
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