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FFall/Winterall/Winter 22012012 Unlockingthe opportunity for college success today Access to education | Global leadership at Saint Mary’s | One alumna’s fi nancial journey volume 87, number 3 | fall/winter 2012 TABLE OFCONTENTS 61016 Unlocking the Door: Then and Now Global Leadership Access to education today A look at the hidden costs of SUSI program brings future college, past and present world leaders to campus more features Her Financial Journey, an Alumna Profi le . 7 Making Sense of the Headlines . 8 Navigating the Financial Aid Process . .9 Parent’s Perspective: What I’ve Learned About the Financial Aid Process . .12 Access Does Not Equal Success . .14 depa rtments 2 Inside Saint Mary’s / 3 Heard on Campus / 4 Avenue News / 19 Belles Athletics 20 For the Record / 22 Club News / 24 Class News / 44 Excelsior Visit saintmarys.edu/courier to view the Courier online. The Saint Mary’s College Courier Shari Rodriguez Courier Staff Class News The Mission (USPS 135-340) is published three Vice President for Shannon E. Brewer Rooney ’03 Send alumnae class news to: Saint Mary’s College is a Catholic, Alumnae News Editor times a year by Saint Mary’s College, College Relations Editor residential, women’s college in the Notre Dame, IN 46556-5001. [email protected] [email protected] 110 Le Mans Hall Saint Mary’s College liberal arts tradition. A pioneer in the Periodicals postage paid at the Post Karen Zagrocki McDonald ’76 Gwen O’Brien Notre Dame, IN 46556-5001 or education of women, the College is an Offi ce at Notre Dame, IN 46556 Director of Media Relations Acting Assistant Vice President email [email protected] academic community where women and at additional mailing offi ces. Integrated Marketing Sarah Miesle ’07 develop their talents and prepare POSTMASTER: Send address Sports Information Director Communications Letters to make a difference in the world. changes to Alumnae Relations, Saint [email protected] Christina Duthie Send letters to the editor to: Mary’s College, 110 Le Mans Hall, Founded by the Sisters of the Holy Graphic Designer Courier Editor Notre Dame, IN 46556-5001. Cross in 1844, Saint Mary’s promotes Alumnae Relations Staff Sarah Miesle ’07 Saint Mary’s College a life of intellectual vigor, aesthetic Copyright 2012 Saint Mary’s College, Kara O’Leary ’89 Zara Osterman 303 Haggar College Center Notre Dame, IN 46556 appreciation, religious sensibility, and Notre Dame, IN 46556. Reproduction Director of Alumnae Relations Photographers in whole or part is prohibited without [email protected] Bridget Feeney ’13 (574) 284-4595 social responsibility. All members of the written permission. The opinions Writing Intern or email [email protected] College remain faithful to this mission Jessica Stuifbergen ’99 expressed are those of the authors or Assistant Director of and continually assess their response their subjects and are not necessarily Contributors: Mona Bowe, J.D. Brewer, Kathleen Brown, Julie Alumnae Relations to the complex needs and challenges shared by the College or the editor. Wagner Feasel ’89, Diane Fox, Kaitlyn Rabach ’15, Angela Saoud ’05, of the contemporary world. [email protected] Lynn Sikora ’06 Courier | 1 insidesaintmary’s Access to College: Attaining the dream and achieving success Mona Bowe, Vice President for Enrollment Management Education tends to be a hot topic during election years, so it’s not surprising that there is a lot of talk about access to higher education in the media right now. Readiness for college and the complexity of the admission and fi nancial aid process used to be the most common barriers for some prospective students. Lately, however, lack of fi nancial resources and growing concerns with student debt take center stage in these discussions. Th rough one of the deepest recessions the country has seen, we were able to recruit outstanding students that make the College a thriving learning community. And, we recognize and appreciate the sacrifi ces their families have made to enable them to follow their dreams. But those dreams are getting harder to pursue. In a recent article in the U.S.Catholic Gerald J. Beyer states that in general Catholic colleges and universities, when compared to their secular counterparts, fall behind in their eff orts to recruit, accept, and retain students with the highest fi nancial need. Beyer fi nds an interesting dichotomy: the larger the endowment at the Catholic universities he researched, some worth billions, the fewer Pell-eligible (high-need) students they enroll. Of the new students who enrolled at Saint Mary’s in 2011, 25.9 percent were Pell-eligible. Th is percentage has increased signifi cantly, from 15.4 percent in 2008. A student’s ability to pay, or lack thereof, is not considered at all in our admission process. Saint Mary’s goal is to attract and enroll academically ambitious and socially responsible young women. True to our Catholic tradition and mission, we choose to invest our scholarship dollars to make a Saint Mary’s education aff ordable, and therefore, equally attainable, for all. Of course, this philosophy comes with a price; currently, our endowment does not provide enough support for Saint Mary’s to meet the fi nancial need of every one of our applicants. We get to know these young women and it is heart-breaking when an outstanding applicant is unable to enroll due to fi nancial constraints. Our goal is to make Saint Mary’s accessible for every qualifi ed student and our dream is to grow our resources to make that happen. We know many of you are parents of college-bound children and are facing many of the same questions and challenges that confront our applicants. We hope the information in this issue about the college search and about the processes and support at Saint Mary’s provide your family with insight and tools to help your child not only get into the college of his or her choice, but ensure they succeed in their studies and in their future endeavors. The Alumnae Association Board of Directors Janyce Dunkin Brengel ’78 Kate Murray Harper ’89 Angela McDonald-Fisher ’91 Barbara Wolfston Urrutia ’74 Student Member (voting) 690 Windsor Court 41 Lancaster Lane 13750 Hiatt Drive 423 Bark Drive Chelsea Young ’13 Lake Forest, IL 60045-4841 Lincolnshire, IL 60069-3127 Carmel, IN 46074-44418 Redwood City, CA 94065-1101 Saint Mary's College 847-894-4446 847-607-8812 317-509-8855 650-593-4958 Notre Dame, IN 46556 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 574-993-0319 [email protected] Sarah K. Brown ’05 Annette H. Isom ’83 Kathryn Wiedl Mettler ’63MD Phyllis Sullivan Van Hersett ’62 704 Churchill Drive Secretary Vice-President 10507 Jaguar Drive Student Member (non-voting) Charleston, WV 25314-1743 2 South 019 Taylor Road 715 Registry Lane NE Littleton, CO 80124-5200 Mollie Valencia ’14 304-993-7761 Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6823 Atlanta, GA 30342-2865 Summer: PO Box 3096 Saint Mary’s College [email protected] 630-790-0397 404-262-7454 Deer Park, WA 99006 Notre Dame, IN 46556 [email protected] [email protected] 509-710-6030 321-848-7863 Dr. Kelly O’Shea Carney ’84 [email protected] [email protected] 7128 Blossom Lane Angeline Johnson ’07 Geneviève C. Morrill ’98 Coopersburg, PA 18036-9723 114 South Varsity Drive 1924 North Rockwell Street Kelly Anne Walsh ’01 610-965-9880 South Bend, IN 46615-2538 Chicago, IL 60647-4203 309 Washington Street, Apt. 4110 Correction: Board Member [email protected] 574-617-2281 773-315-1316 Conshohocken, PA 19428-1997 [email protected] [email protected] 773-805-9758 Angeline Johnson ’07 was Cass Rydesky Connor ’60 [email protected] mistakenly omitted from this 1411 North Druid Hills Road NE Linda Kawecki ’79 Priscilla Karle Pilon ’86 listing in the Summer 2012 Atlanta, GA 30319-3812 6948 Lakeshore Drive 5478 Doliver Drive Karen McNamara Weaver ’91 issue of Courier. Apologies 678-641-2277 Dallas, TX 75214-3550 Houston, TX 77056-2318 President from the Courier offi ce. [email protected] 214-327-9355 713-622-3438 3027 Windsor Drive [email protected] [email protected] Bettendorf, IA 52722-2616 Kathleen Gibboney ’73 C: 816-304-7682 13 Evergreen Circle Kelly Cook Lewis ’97 Dawn Parker Santamaria ’81 [email protected] Cincinnati, OH 45215-1368 5404 Plum Thicket Mews 2 Gravel Hill Road 513-771-1162 West Des Moines, IA 50266-6601 Asbury, NJ 08802-1347 [email protected] 515-954-9753 908-735-6716 [email protected] [email protected] 2 | Fall/Winter 2012 Heard “There will be people looking for your spot. It’s a part of life. You need to be on campus sure your personal brand is out there This fall Saint Mary’s hosted a number of and people can see it.” compelling speakers. Their advice, refl ection, and expertise were as varied as their topics. —Susan Glockner Gallagher ’80, in her keynote at the Success After Saint Mary’s event September 20. This year’s theme was Branding Yourself for Career Success. “I like to picture Jesus as having a sense of humor. “Be not afraid. Trust in your I mean, walking experience, trust in your life, on water? That’s trust in your being here.” got to be good —James Carroll, 2012 Christian Culture for some grins.” Lecturer on “The Reforming Dimension of Christianity in Western Culture: Vatican II and —Tom Leopold, in his one-man show “A Comedy Writer Finds Beyond.” Carroll is a columnist for The Boston God,” in which he shares stories of his career as a producer, story Globe, the Distinguished Scholar in Residence editor, and TV writer for hit sitcoms “Seinfeld,” “Cheers,” and “Hope at Suff olk University in & Faith,” among others.
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