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Validate Lewis' Commitment to Student Success THE MAGAZINE OF FALL 2014 National Recognitions VALIDATE LEWIS’ COMMITMENT TO STUDENT SUCCESS B E E S L T B AFFORDA President’s Perspective There is no question that Lewis is being enrollment is up nearly 9% and there is an transformed in ways unimagined as recently increase of 14% for their first year students. as five or six years ago. Our vision of being The behavioral and social sciences faculty a distinctive, mid-sized Catholic university are now situated at Saint Benilde Hall, and in the Lasallian tradition is steadily being many of their classes are held there as well. achieved. It is embedded into our current, Meanwhile, the enrollments in the Natural five-year Strategic Plan and is driving our Sciences and in Mathematics and Computer consistent progress, as we are increasingly Science have climbed so rapidly that the recognized as one of the truly fine Catholic former Science Building will be undergoing universities in the Midwest. a major upgrade to serve as an Annex for Ball in September. That Signum Fidei Gala Moreover, this Fall has been a period of the Science Center, including for the newly raised approximately $265,000 for our frequent accolades. As we celebrate an launched program in Computer Engineering. Mission Fund, which supports high quality all-time record enrollment and are closing in Another important area for significant students who have very serious financial on the 7,000 mark, we have been identified modernization, technology enhancements need. Lewis continues to progress well as a Top 25 Regional University in the and classroom and lab upgrades is the in the category of student retention and Midwest. Our climb up that chart has been Aviation Center. As the curriculum in aviation graduation rates. Still further, there is quite exceptional during the last several and aerospace technology expands, there tremendous energy evident everywhere years. In the College Best Buy category, is the potential for significant enrollment on campus and a range of curricular, co- we are now in the Top 20 among private growth. The faculty in that program is curricular and extra-curricular opportunities universities in the Midwest for affordability, exceptional and they are driving numerous throughout the campus, seven days each actually #5. For the seventh year in quality improvements and enrollment gains. week, like never before in our history. At succession, we have been recognized as Meanwhile, the aviation students continue the same time, we have never been more a College of Distinction, one of only 20% of to excel in a variety of ways, including in the unified in the spirit of Association, in support the universities and colleges in Illinois. Still Flight Team’s once again qualifying for the of our Mission and the overall growth and further, we were recently notified that Lewis national tournament in May. success of our students. Our momentum is is in the Top 50 nationally for the provision There is good news all around for our unparalleled and our students are the very of higher education to adult students. Still NCAA athletic teams, as you will discover satisfied beneficiaries. further, once again the University has been in this issue of the Lewis Magazine. The Finally, I announced at the end of October acknowledged as Veteran and Military same is true for our 15 club teams. For that I would be retiring from the presidency Friendly, that is, providing exceptional instance, our club hockey team won a of Lewis University in less than two years, services to our students who are veterans dozen contests in a row, even sweeping that is, on June 30, 2016. By then I will or members of the Military. Lewis has the the University of Illinois in a two-day dual have served as President for more than highest percentage of students in this contest. At the same time, our student 28 years, which is four times the average category in Illinois, with our total of nearly athletes continue to achieve at a very high presidential tenure. This will allow for 600 divided almost evenly between Illinois level academically, and they are viewed plenty of time to determine how to carry and New Mexico. as campus leaders and generous in their out and then implement a presidential It is amazing how well our students service to needy children. Two other areas search. In the meanwhile, there is much in the College of Nursing and Health of exceptional accomplishment are by our for us to accomplish in support of the Professions have taken to the splendid new Mock Trial and Mediation Teams, all of which superior education that we provide our addition to that College’s building. One consistently qualify for post-season national students, deeply rooted in our Mission. can find numerous students throughout and even international competition. Our Upon retirement and after a sabbatical, I will the day and evening in that large facility, theatre program and our music program be able to serve as an active advocate for gathered in study groups or working on both continue to expand and are greatly the University in whatever ways are judged individual academic projects. They are appreciated for their overall excellence. most to be beneficial. My heart is at Lewis, very appreciative to have Jazzman’s Café Another area of exceptional and my passion and commitment to the and Bakery in the lower level of the new accomplishment is in the area of student University’s advancement are as strong as addition. Meanwhile, the College is doing research. No wonder the University ever. Moreover, I am deeply appreciative a very good job accommodating the 19% continues to be funded through external for the privilege I have had for nearly three increase in freshman nursing students, and grants for STEM research and academic decades to lead, to be a source of unity and their undergraduate enrollment is once offerings at an unprecedented pace. vision, and to be associated with thousands again the largest (and one of the very best) During the early Fall, the ELS intensive of marvelous persons within and beyond the in Illinois. Many of their graduate students English program for international students University. take courses at the University’s remarkable began here at Lewis. Courses and Oak Brook Center. individual instruction are offered in four- Sincerely, A similar situation exists at the new week segments. The first group to arrive home for the College of Business and the represented countries as diverse as South Graduate School of Management, which Korea, China, Columbia, Iran and Brazil. is the magnificently transformed Saint Much appreciation to our very generous Brother James Gaffney, FSC Charles Borromeo Center. That College’s donors for the highly successful Red Tie President THE MAGAZINE OF WINTER 2014 05 | FACULTY NEWS 06 | UNIVERSITY UPDATES SOARING TO 3 | NEW HEIGHTS FALL 2 | ENROLLMENT 12 | ATHLETICS 16 | GIFTS, GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS 20 | CAREER CORNER 21 | ALUMNI NEWS The Magazine of Lewis University is published by the Office of Marketing and RESOURCES Communications. Letters to the Editor and alumni news submissions are wel- Admission (800) 897-9000 come. Send letters, news and address changes to: The Magazine of Lewis Uni- (815) 836-5250 versity, Unit 196 – One University Parkway – Romeoville, IL 60446-2200 or e-mail Alumni (815) 836-5472 [email protected] / STAFF / Dr. Ramona LaMontagne, Executive Director of Mar- keting and Communications; Jim Cowan ’04, Graphic Design Director/Production Man- Graduate & Adult Admission (800) 897-9000 ager / EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS / Matthew Brendich; Allison Rios; Kelly Kolton; (815) 836-5610 Bridgette Robles; Dr. Kurt Schackmuth ’98 ’02; Kathrynne Skonicki ’12; Kyle Hayes ’14 / Athletics (815) 836-5247 PHOTOGRAPHY / Derek Abin, Jerry Daliege; Sylvain Goyette; Ron Molk Photography; Eileen Philip Lynch Theatre Box Office (815) 836-5500 Ryan Photography; Steve Woit Photography; Steve Woltmann / PRINTING / ABC Printing University Advancement (815) 836-5244 Contents 1 You Can Feel Yes, fall is in the air, but there’s also a It sense of excitement on the Lewis campus. It 2 The Magazine of LEWIS UNIVERSITY New students who are eager to learn, faculty who bring a renewed sense of purpose to their teaching, and buildings and programs being developed and transformed to meet the needs of 21st century students – all happening with the goal of student success at the forefront. The combination of everything coming together at the same time makes Lewis a great place to be. Fall Enrollment Tells the Story Classes began at Lewis University on August 25 Significant growth in STEM majors also contributed with a record number of students. Several opening week to the record enrollment. There are a growing number of enrollment records were broken. undergraduate students majoring in biochemistry, biology, The fall freshman class of 760 students and 453 transfer chemical physics, chemistry, computer engineering, students, along with graduate and adult undergraduate computer science, environmental science, forensic criminal students, increased the total student body to more than 6,700 total students, which is the largest incoming freshman class and the largest total student body in the history of the University. This also caused a waiting list for housing. A record 460 first- year students of a total of 1,322 are living on campus this fall. The Lewis regional center in Albuquerque, N. M. has more than 500 students this academic year. The number of military and veteran students and families also increased to 600. With the addition of the Office of Veterans Affairs last year devoted specifically to military and veteran students and their families, the reputation of Lewis with that student group has expanded. Lewis is a Yellow Ribbon School and recognized as a Military Friendly School by G.I.
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