IUP Magazine

Fall 2002

The Clarks

It takes a lot of love to look forward to the same job after nearly twenty years.

Home Work

No one was more surprised than Debra Bell when she decided to homeschool her twin sons.

New Growth

The establishment of the Allegheny Arboretum at Indiana University of Pennsylvania brings hope for renewal and revitalization.

Springboard to Success

Ruth Podbielski remembers when being the women's basketball coach meant laundering the team's uniforms and chauffering its members in a station wagon.

A View From the Top: From her office windows, Vicki Iseman ’90 has a great view of Washington, D.C. The Indiana native is one of the youngest people in the lobbying firm of Alcalde and Fay and one of its most senior partners.
Beyond the Books: Emergency Medical Technician Erin Kelly can remember all the firsts—first emergency call, first vehicle accident, first cardiac arrest.
Helping IUP Grow: The natural beauty of the IUP campus continues to be supported through the generous gifts of alumni and friends. Here are just a few examples.
Lifestyles: Bits and pieces from around campus
Match Made in McElhaney: Friends and family members of Bob and Jean Slenker joined forces last summer with admirers and collectors of the Slenkers’ art. Together, they put together a memorial show, displaying sculpture and assemblages in the University Museum and Kipp Gallery.
The Agony and the Ecstasy: Mark Bridge doesn’t need to look in the dictionary for a definition of excruciating. A look in the mirror will suffice.
The Proof is in the Product: President’s Message: “The real measure of a university is the performance of its students, faculty, and alumni.”
Where Stars Shine: Former New York Yankees’ stars Joe Pepitone and Ralph Houk and former Pittsburgh Steelers’ star Mike Wagner and former Pittsburgh Pirates’ great Bob Friend will sign autographs at the Harrisburg Area IUP Alumni Chapter’s 2003 sports card show.

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