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There's now a free app that allows students to give instant, anonymous feedback to their teachers, thanks to Assistant Professor of Computer Science Mark Liffiton. |
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We hope you enjoy this edition of our monthly newsletter designed to keep you up to date with important happenings at Illinois Wesleyan University.
With your hectic schedule, we know you don't have time to visit the website of every college, so we're providing a "Reader's Digest" version of information that might be helpful as you counsel your students.
Titans In The News
Chicago Sun-Times
Described as a "perennial D-III baseball power," Illinois Wesleyan aims to win another title this year.
Chicago Tribune
Mel Keiser '07 had her first solo exhibition in a Chicago art gallery, with artwork featured at the Schneider Gallery.
The Pantagraph
Aspiring museum curator Kate Scott '13 has helped unpuzzle the mystery of a collection of arrowheads found in a basement at Illinois Wesleyan.
(Arlington Heights) Daily Herald
Marti Lyons '08 discussed her work with the Sideshow Theatre Company and the Chicago theatre scene.
The Pantagraph
Political Science Professor Tari Renner won the race for mayor of Bloomington, and 2010 graduate Scott Black was elected to the Bloomington City Council. Also reported by WJBC and WGLT Radio.
Toronto Star
Practicing civil disobedience, Sandra Steingraber '81 was jailed for her protest of fracking in New York. She was released after 10 days, and her stance was followed by Bill Moyers.
The Pantagraph
John Baines '98 will be the next head basketball coach at Elmhurst College.
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