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January - February 2018 INSIDE THIS ISSUE January - February 2018 INSIDE THIS ISSUE • Holiday Social, page 1 • OLLI at ISU Update, page 2 • “Rock On” In Retirement Symposium Recap, page 3 • Upcoming Events, page 4 • Socials & Programs, pages 4-5 • Welcome!, page 6 • ISUAA Address Change, page 6 Newsletter Holiday Social On December 7, we enjoyed a wonderful meal of soup (broccoli cheese and chicken wild rice), cobb salad, and big chocolate chip cookies. Ray and Jane, a musical duo from the Planetpassengers Band, entertained us with gathering music and then 30 minutes of music after the meal. Before performing the song “Sway”, Ray and Jane invited the group to feel free to dance. Thank you to Hannah and David Gradwohl for showing us how it is done. Photo: Social guests listen to Ray and Jane of the Planetpassengers Band. Photo: Hannah and David Gradwohl dancing to “Sway” by the Planetpassengers Band. OLLI at ISU Update The OLLI at ISU program (Lifelong Learning) is for anyone 50+. The winter session will begin on Jan. 9 and end on Feb. 1 with all classes being held at the ISU Alumni Center. Winter is a smaller set of classes, but there are several great classes and some are being taught by retired ISU employees: Sam Wormley, Carl Vondra, Doug Finnemore, Herb Harmison, Steve Russell, Jim Pease, and Art Pohm with an additional class being taught by two current employees: Gene Takle and Anne Kimber. Most of Save the Date for the the classes will be four-weeks in length, but some 2019 Travel Preview! are two weeks or one day. Check us out and register Thursday, May 24, 4:30-6:30 p.m. today at https://www.isualum.org/network-and- at the ISU Alumni Center. connect/olli-at-isu/ Be the first to hear about the Traveling Cyclones trips for 2019 and visit with our travel operators to ask questions about where in the world you would like to explore! Watch for details in the March/April newsletter. If you are interested, hear why Mary Sue is a believer in the OLLI at ISU program: https://youtu.be/1VtMyIsvLSQ 2 “Rock On” in Retirement Symposium Recap The 5th Annual “Rock On” in Retirement Symposium was held on Thursday, Nov. 7. Thank you to our presenters: Ames police officer Eric Snyder (Fraud, Financial Scams and You), Dr. Allen Atherly (Analyzing your Genome: What it can tell you), and Donald Rahn and Tanya Anderson (Organizing your Financial House). We all learned something new. “Rock On” in Retirement Symposium Check out this video to see some of the participants and our wonderful sponsors. https://youtu.be/dDXytgN2enY 3 Upcoming Events: ISU Retirees, Spouses, and Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018 • 2:30 p.m. Social Friends Social and Programs • 3:00- 4:00 p.m. Program JANUARY SOCIAL AND PROGRAM: • Reiman Ballroom, ISU Alumni Center Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018 Social and Program • Pammel Court Married 2:30 p.m. Social Student Community, 1946 3:00- 4:00 p.m. Program – 1978 Reiman Ballroom, ISU Alumni Center Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018 Pammel Court Married Student Community, 1946 – 1978 (please note this is a Tuesday event) Mark Barron, ISU Department of History, will provide an • 2:30 p.m. Social overview of the history of Pammel Court and its significance • 3:00- 4:00 p.m. Program to the Iowa State Community. Prior to Fall 2016, Mark Barron • Reiman Ballroom, and the students in his public history (history 481X) class knew ISU Alumni Center very little about Pammel Court, Iowa State’s former married • Women and the Land: 25 student housing complex. The students, with the help of ISU Women Impacting Iowa’s Library Special Collections staff and the Ames Historical Farmland Society, spent fall semester 2016 researching and collecting more than a hundred photographs, documents, letters and Thursday, Mar. 22, 2018 other memorabilia for an exhibition dedicated to Pammel • 2:30 p.m. Social Court. They also talked to several former tenants, including • 3:00- 4:00 p.m. Program children who lived there while their parents finished school. • Reiman Ballroom, ISU Dr. Barron will summarize the results of the course project, and Alumni Center program attendees will be encouraged to share their personal • PrISUm Solar Car reminiscences and stories about life in the Pammel Court community. Thursday, April 26, 2018 • 2:30 p.m. Social Mark Barron joined the ISU Department of History in 2015 • 3:00- 4:00 p.m. Program as an adjunct assistant professor specializing in public history, • Reiman Ballroom, historic preservation, and material-culture studies. Dr. Barron ISU Alumni Center taught the very first public history course at ISU (History • The Circle of Jihad: Western 481X). Students in this class study theories and methods of Empire and the Islamic public history with an emphasis on practical applications State with Dr. Michael Low such as archival research, museum interpretation, historic preservation, and oral history. 4 FEBRUARY SOCIAL AND PROGRAM: Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018 Social and Program (please note this is a Tuesday event) 2:30 p.m. Social 3:00- 4:00 p.m. Program Reiman Ballroom, ISU Alumni Center Women and the Land: 25 Women Impacting Iowa’s Farmland Author Barb Hall and illustrator Kathryn Gamble will talk about their book “Women and the Land”. This book drops readers into the beautiful – and sometimes challenging – world where women work the land and tend the livestock. Some of the women have inherited rural property and are managing the agriculture practices from afar. Some are working the land directly, providing food to the heartland. Some are working in tandem with their husbands, fathers, sisters, daughters. Many of them grew up on a farm, left the land to get an education and left the state to follow their passions, only to find that their deepest passion is really the land, and have returned to it. Each of the women is affecting the land in her own unique and feminine way. Kathryn Gamble was born on the south side of Chicago, raised in Atlanta and lived in New York City before moving to Iowa in 2005. She earned her BA from the University of Georgia and also studied at the International Center of Photography in New York. Her commercial photography clients include ACLU, Meredith Corporation, Sweet Paul Magazine, The New York Times and Von Maur. This is her first book. Barbara Hall, a native Iowan, has never lived on a farm but has driven past hundreds of them, blissfully unaware of who owned the land or what they were doing with it. She has been writing stories since approximately age 10, and holds a journalism degree from Iowa State University. A former editor at Better Homes and Gardens magazine and other publications of Meredith Corporation, she has also worked in newspaper, advertising and public relations. This is her first book. KCCI video: https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/gallery/%E2%80%98women-and-the-land%E2%80%99-female- farmers-make-lasting-impact-on-iowa-soil/vp-BBFYRVi Des Moines Register story: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/opinion/columnists/rekha-basu/2017/10/07/iowa- women-farmers-muscles-minds-morality/736157001/ 5 Welcome New Retirees! Teddi Barron, University Relations Joyce Bricker, Facilities Planning Mgmt Barbara Burnett, Print Copy Services Curtis Coffman, Facilities Planning Mgmt Rhonda Deaton, Facilities Planning Mgmt Joyce Ensley, Intl Student & School Steve Ensley, Vet Diag Prod Wayne Hauber, IT Service Sec Donna Heslop, Campus Dining Services Our Choice for Ron Jones, Residence Halls Staying at Home as We Age Joan Leysen, Library Arch & Margie Oldehoeft Life Care at Home Ames residents Jacqueline Toyne, Residence Halls Catherine Vachris, Stdt Health Center Join us for an upcoming Albert Brooks, Procurement Lunch & Learn: Kerry Culp, Agronomy December 5 at 12:00pm Reiman Gardens, Ames Nancy Evans, School of Ed RSVP to [email protected] or 515-733-3040 Katherine Gregory, Sr Vp University Services Mark Hanna, Ag Biosys Engineering Wellness • Independence • Asset Protection Donna Lutz, Division of Finance Susan Mallas, Facilities Planning Mgmt Moscow Festival Ballet Jon Weintz, Print Copy Services GISELLE ESTONIAN NATIONAL SYMPHONY Address Change ORCHESTRA We haven’t moved, but the ISU Alumni Center TICKETS START has a new address: 429 Alumni Lane. AT $25! Thursday January 25 sponsored by: Thursday, February 1 VIEW UPCOMING SHOWS ONLINE AT WWW.CENTER.IASTATE.EDU BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY! www.center.iastate.edu or ticketmaster.com Iowa state Center Ticket Office Ticketmaster: 1-800-745-3000 Find great items to keep you warm and cozy this winter at our online store. Be sure to check out our clearance items to restock that gift box for next holiday season! Shop www.isualum.org/shop and save 15% on every purchase when you’re a member of ISUAA. POWERED BY 6 Mailing List Update 2017 Board of Please be sure to send us your new address when you move, and your Directors new name if you marry. Or if you would like to have the name of Diana Shonrock (Library)— your spouse/partner added or removed from the mailing list, please Chair complete the form below. Pat Pendry (Merit)—Vice-Chair Name of retiree__________________________________________ Kathy Jones (P&S)—Secretary Lesley Hawkins (Merit) Department at time of retirement___________________________ Gayle Huey (Human Sci) Jim Kliebenstein (Ag and Life Retirement date__________________________________________ Sci) Name of spouse__________________________________________ Lee Fletcher (LAS) Gary Osweiler (Vet Med) Address________________________________________________ Bev Peters (Extension) Carol Thorson (Merit) _______________________________________________________ Carl Vondra (LAS) Clyde K. “Skip” Walter (Business)
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