ASD Completes 2026 Résumé Project Submissions
The 2026 Résumé Project has concluded, showcasing students’ professionalism and career readiness, with final submissions now available to be shared with alumni.
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The 2026 Résumé Project has concluded, showcasing students’ professionalism and career readiness, with final submissions now available to be shared with alumni.
Student Affairs in Higher Education graduate students hosted IUP’s second annual National Student Employment Week Celebration, bringing together student employees to reflect on the positive aspects of their on-campus jobs, including supportive relationships and learning opportunities.
Susan Storrick Timko, MA, a 1991 SAHE alumna, has been named this year’s Ronald Lunardini Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, recognized for her extensive career in higher education and student success. With over 20 years of experience in advising, program development, and leadership, she continues to make a meaningful impact and has chosen to support the IUP Food Pantry and Help Center with her award.
John Wesley Lowery was recognized with the University College Outstanding Researcher Award at Indiana University of Pennsylvania for his nationally recognized scholarship and leadership in student affairs. His continued contributions to research, professional organizations, and the field—particularly in student conduct—highlight his lasting impact on higher education.
Professors Mimi Benjamin and John Wesley Lowery represented IUP at the 2026 NASPA Conference in Kansas City, contributing to multiple sessions and leadership efforts at the major student affairs gathering. Benjamin focused on strengthening academic–student affairs partnerships, while Lowery presented on higher education law, NASPA’s history, and campus culture topics, including work tied to an upcoming book.