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Spring, 2008
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Family of IUP Alumni Celebrates Its Scottish Heritage
Senior Carly McLeod is part of three generations of IUP alumni that
continue celebrating their Scottish heritage, including membership in the Balmoral Highlanders Pipe Band...
Deep Trough Drilling
Jonathan Lewis, from
IUP’s Geoscience department, is one of only eight U.S. scientists selected
for an international expedition to the Nankai Trough Seismogenic Zone on the state-of-the-art drilling vessel
Chikyu...
Fall 2007
Hercules Commander
One of only a few Coast Guard
commanders who flew the C-130 his entire career, John Boris hasn't let
retirement stop him from doing what he loves...
Spring, 2007
Community Champion
Organizer of his company’s cycling team,
Bill Orr ’91 and his cyclists participate in all Pittsburgh charity cycling
events...
Distinguished Indeed
The Clarks, recipients of the
2004 Distinguished Alumni Award, demonstrated ongoing support for
IUP by raising more than $25,000 for a new
recording studio in the renovated Cogswell Hall...
Summer, 2006
Weathering the Storms
When disaster strikes a campus, attitude matters
as much as training...
Spring, 2006
The Best of
Many Worlds
Many IUP alumni found the Red Cross
to be an ideal career...
Winter, 2006
From a
Marine's Eyes
Photographs from Iraq have turned into a
national traveling exhibit...
Good
News
Combining their years of business experience,
two alumni decided to work together and create something new...
Fall, 2005
Beach Watch
A former security director and police officer
for Ocean City, Md., Matthew Hilty now owns OC Investigations...
Travels Through Time
After forty-three years, the Valladolid
study-abroad foreign language program is one of the most successful of its
kind in the country...
Summer, 2005
Living History
Indiana County’s very own Norman keep sits on
twelve acres...
Trunkful of Dreams
When summer signals a break from teaching, Andy Hawk ’88 throws his guitar in
the car trunk and travels around the country...
The Road Trippers
Four IUP students spent Spring Break
driving nearly 8,000 miles around the U.S. with one goal in mind...
Spring, 2005
Bombs Away
Eleven years as an Army bomb disposal officer
was solid background for Gregg Kocher’s two novels...
If the Shoe Fits
Christine Abramo traded sixteen years of
creating medical board certification exams for a new career shoeing
horses...
Winter, 2005
Fiidla on the March
The organizers of the Million Woman March
wanted someone who could handle the music, make
the stage work, and had the right spirit...
The Firefighting Chef
Going back to school at age fifty is no easy task
Fall, 2004
Rocking for Charity
The band donates all of the proceeds from every concert to charity...
Running the River
When Joe Kowalski started the IUP Outing Club,
he didn’t know the impact it would have on his future...
Banking on Comedy
Comedy and improv are weekly staples at the Vault Theater...
Summer, 2004
Professional Hiker
One man's field of fortune—
Digging for history in Colorado is the best
job in the world...
The Art of Science
From one twist of fate—
Artistic beauty and technical accuracy meet
in Keith Kasnot’s medical illustrations...
Winter-Spring, 2004
Message in the Music
The music you are about
to
hear is true. The words have been changed
to protect the innocent...
Fall, 2003
Cool Beans!
From hospital and cruise ship
traveling nurse to hot air balloonist, Jeanne Gartner ’83 has gone around the
world...
Permission Granted
The next time you see the big
Hollywood sign, you may think of Jeremy Stephan...
Zippo Fusion
A few years ago, the Zippo company was approached by Jeremy Stephan ’93...
Through a Glass Brightly
There is a quiet healing that comes through
creation...
Summer, 2003
Still Rockin'
Throughout the 1980s and
early 1990s David Cooper '82 was a tour accountant for some of the world’s
greatest musical acts, including The Who, U2, Pearl Jam, David Bowie...
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