A Note from the Office of Alumni Relations
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Today may be April Fool's Day, but we're not foolin' around! There is so much happening on the Hill, we appreciate the opportunity of keeping you connected to Immaculata.
Congratulations to our newly elected delegates to the Alumni Board of Governors for 2015-2018: Justin Cusick '12; Kristie Hughes Dugan '96; Andrew Halstead '11, '13 M.A.; Clarita Rapagnani Landaiche '61; Dr. Patricia Crea LaRocco '71; Dr. JoAnne L. McAdams '84, '87 M.A., '96 Ed.D.; Dr. Sally Tamburello Winterton '68. The newest members of the Board of Governors will be attending their first meeting this month. Thank you to all nominees and alumni who participated in the voting process!
Best wishes to you and your families for a joyous and blessed Easter. |
The Challenge Has Been Set!
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Alumna and Trustee Janet Garrity '78 has seen first-hand the power that giving has had on Immaculata's students. She is so passionate about increasing the support for Immaculata University that she has committed $50,000 to match contributions of each new Mother Theresa Maxis Society member (gifts of $1,000 or more) by the end of our fiscal year, June 30, 2015. Curious to learn how you can join Janet in the Maxis Challenge? Contact Melissa A. Henry for more information on how to champion our mission of delivering a new era of academic excellence, innovation and creative risk taking in the Immaculata tradition.
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Alumni Speakers on Campus |
UshaRani Negandhi '94 recently returned to campus to speak in Col. John Church's Global Media class and shared her experiences with his students.
Welcome back and thank you to Kathleen Dickey '67, who was the guest speaker during the 'Polishing Your Professional Presence' Dinner held on March 24. Students were invited to interact and learn about the importance of first impressions, dining etiquette, and how to portray a professional presence.
Immaculata alumni, Dr. Susan Kennedy '82 and Dr. Joanne Filicko-O'Hara '86, were invited back on March 26 to speak with Immaculata's Pre-Med majors on 'Life as a Medical Doctor.' In addition, Liz Crowe '07, medical student at Drexel University, was in attendance. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and advice with our students.
Are you interested in speaking with our students? If so, email alumnidept@immaculata.edu and let us know how you can assist.
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Have You Ever Been 52 Stories Above Center City Philadelphia?
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The Offices of Alumni Relations and Career Development from the Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education (SEPCHE) invite all alumni to an evening of networking at the members-only Pyramid Club in Philadelphia on Thursday, April 16. This is your last chance to register; learn more and register today.  This event is sponsored in part by Liberty Mutual Insurance. IU Alumni - did you know you can get a discount on auto insurance through Liberty Mutual? Learn more about this and other benefits for our alumni online.
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Be Mighty and Come Back - You'll Know Someone Here!
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Immaculata Hosted SEPCHE Honors Conference
Immaculata University was the host of the 17th Annual SEPCHE Honors Conference on Saturday March 28. This conference was an academic symposium which ennabled students to present their research scholarship, performance and culminating work to peers across all eight member institutions. Congratulations to Immaculata's students! Read More
Spirituality Under the Dome
On Saturday, April 11, Immaculata University will host its 9th Annual Spirituality Under the Dome, an event for those who wish to deepen a relationship with God in their 21st century lives. This morning only event, 8:30 AM to 12 Noon, will feature Kerry Weber, who will deliver her keynote address, "Mercy in the City: Doing God's Work at Ungodly Hours." Learn More
Adult Undergraduate Open House
Immaculata University's College of LifeLong Learning will host an open house event for adult undergraduates on Thursday, April 16 from 5 to 7:30PM in the Great Hall of Lourdes Hall on the University's campus. Prospective students can talk with faculty, admissions, and financial aid representatives while enjoying light refreshments. Register Here
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The Mighty Macs Don't Fool Around
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Although the weather hasn't been very cooperative, the Mighty Macs have started their spring season strong! Come cheer on your favorite team; find more information on your favorite team and event schedules at www.gomightymacs.com.

Curious to know how the Mighty Macs have been doing? Sit back, relax, and check out the latest edition of the Mighty Mac Week In Review! Brought to you by the Athletic Department, the Mighty Mac Week In Review brings you up-to-date scores, highlights, and news from the fields. View the latest episode on Youtube.
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We all love to hear what friends and classmates have been up to. Share your stories and news with us for the next magazine. Did you recently get together with IU friends? Send us a photo, along with names of those pictured, which will be considered for publication.
Class Notes for the next Immaculata Magazine are due April 12. Submit your class notes online, here.
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Scholarship Day April 9 Join the Immaculata community to celebrate research presented by our Immaculata graduate and undergraduate students. Research benefits students academically, professionally, and personally. Join us on the first floor of Villa Maria Hall on April 9 between 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM. Learn More
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Did You Know...
On April 11, the Immaculata Symphony will hold their annual Spring Concert in Alumnae Hall on the campus of Immaculata University. Learn More
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Mighty Mac Trivia
The Immaculata Symphony began in the nineteen twenties as a chamber orchestra, its membership consisting solely of who?
Replies will be entered into a monthly drawing for a prize. Don't forget to include your contact information!
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And the Answer Is...
In the last edition of "Highlights from the Hill" we asked the following Mighty Mac trivia question:
"Who was the Sister that provided direction for the first production in 1914 and for the next 55 years, continued to serve as producer, director and playwright for the group?"
The Answer:Sister DonatusThank you to all who participated!
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Oops... We Goofed!
In the last edition of "Highlights from the Hill" we gave the answer to the previous edition's trivia question, and incorrectly listed Sr. R. Patricia Fadden, IHM, as president of Immaculata when it became a University. Sr. Marie Roseanne Bonfini was president of Immaculata through the transition from a college to a university.
Our thanks to Sister M. Carroll Isselman, IHM, EdD, RD, LDN, for pointing out the error.
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