Since the first IBM mainframe was installed in Clark Hall in 1963, computing has evolved at lightning speed and brought huge changes to IUP, from the end of arena registration to the imminent launch of a mobile app.
Mike Staub ’80, Phil Carrai ’83, Sandy Koeppl Barsotti ’87, and Matt Konetschni ’95, M’98 took different roads to one destination: a deep commitment to helping ensure the future strength of IUP.
With African American men holding about only 1 percent of schoolteacher positions in the nation, Professor Bob Millward is leading a regional effort to recruit qualified applicants to teacher preparation programs.
Susan Snyder was co-lead reporter on a series about school violence that earned the Philadelphia Inquirer the Pulitzer Prize for public service.
When striker Trevor Gladden arrived like a meteor from England, he took a struggling team to the nationals, and dropped jaws along the way.
Brand conscious and inspired by alumni giving, today’s students see the connection between IUP success and their own. They’ll take it from there.
In his retirement, Bob Henger ’63 decided to preserve his life experiences in a book, The Silent Generation, 1925–1945, in which he devotes an entire chapter to his years at Indiana State College.
Fall-Winter 2012 Contents
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