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$250K GRANT FUNDS FORENSIC SCIENCE RESEARCH GRAD SCHOOL CHANGES LIVES Looking Ahead MADONNA PRESIDENT to RETIRE in 2015 a Legacy of Achievement MADONNA NOW The Magazine of Madonna University SUMMER 2014 Cover Story $250K GRANT FUNDS FORENSIC SCIENCE RESEARCH GRAD SCHOOL CHANGES LIVES Looking Ahead MADONNA PRESIDENT TO RETIRE IN 2015 A Legacy of Achievement SUMMER 2014 1 CRUSADER 5K AND Madonna MADONNA University MILE Scholar-Am Classic Saturday, September 27 to benefit student scholarships 9:00 a.m. Presented by Urban and Maryane Hubert Madonna University Friday, September 12, 2014 36600 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia Western Golf & Country Club Proceeds benefit: Redford, Michigan Golf with a scholar, i.e. student-athlete, dean, professor, administrator and raise funds Student Emergency Relief Fund for student scholarships! Register online: madonna.edu/golf • 734-432-5589 madonna.edu/Crusader5K LEGACY BRICKS PAVE THE PATH WITH WE CAN MEMORIES Leave your mark StudentWIN! Campaign for Madonna University at Madonna with a personalized brick RAFFLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW – $10 each in the Path of the available from student sellers, on MY Portal, Madonna that at madonna.edu and in Room 1220 meanders through a lovely garden in front YOU CAN WIN PRIZES of Kresge Hall. STUDENT GROUPS CAN WIN PROCEEDS 8” x 8” $150 1st prize: $1,000 cash 8x8 bricks include logo at no additional cost. 2nd prize: Xbox One 8” x 8” $100 special price for new grads 3rd prize: iPad 4” x 8” $75 (Need not be present to win) If you have questions, please call, email or stop by the Alumni Office Proceeds benefit Crusader athletics and other student groups 734-432-5811 • [email protected] Drawing: Saturday, Decemeber 13, 2014 madonna.edu MADONNA UNIVERSITY 36600 Schoolcraft Road OF CONTENTS TABLE Livonia, MI 48150-1176 Undergraduate Admissions 734-432-5339 Graduate School 4 734-432-5667 Advancement Office 734-432-5589 Alumni Office 734-432-5811 Main Number 734-432-5300 [email protected] madonna.edu Editorial Staff The Madonna Now is published by 19 14 the Office of University Advancement Andrea Nodge ’84 vice president for advancement 2 University President to Retire A Legacy of Achievement Karen Sanborn director of marketing 3 Crystal Madonna Gala Sparkles Student-centered fundraiser Jill N. Hamilton-Krawczyk ’08 graphic designer 6 Grad Programs Change Lives Looking Ahead Kiera Prince-Stevens marketing officer 8 New Deans Named Focused on Student Success Karen Sanborn, Alan Piñon ’03 Kathleen Thompson 12 Forensic Science Research contributing photographers Federal funding and accreditation Nisrin Makki, Amy Perry ’04 14 Classrooms without Borders contributing writers Highlights from study abroad programs 18 A Gift That Keeps on Giving Leaving a Legacy On the Cover: Jessica Zarate, a faculty member and researcher at Madonna University, uses 19 2013 Alumni Awards a fluorescent light to look at an impression of a handprint that was lifted and Get to know the three remarkable recipients enhanced using a method she developed.. The mission of Madonna University, a Catholic and Franciscan institution Caps & Gowns 4 of higher learning, is to instill in its students Christian humanistic 10 Majors & Minors values, intellectual inquiry, a respect for diversity, and a commitment to serving others through a liberal arts education, integrated with career 11 People Praises preparation and based on the truths and principles recognized within a Catholic tradition. 16 Beyond the Pond Madonna’s mission receives its spirit from these Franciscan Values: 20 University Leaders • Respect for the dignity of each person • Peace and justice 21 Why Madonna? • Reverence for creation • Education for truth and service A Legacy of ACHIEVEMENT Sister Rose Marie took a hands-on approach to her work as President, as is evidenced by her efforts to create distance learning degree programs and partnerships in China, Haiti and the United Arab Emirates. Last year she joined a group of nursing students and faculty members on a service-learning pilgrimage to Lourdes France. The following list highlights other accomplishments the University has realized under her steadfast leadership: • Enrollment increased by ten percent • Retention improved by eight percent • Launch of the first doctoral program (Doctor of Nursing Practice) • First independent university in Michigan to be awarded the Community Engagement Classification by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching • Provided more scholarships • First-Year Experience program was developed • Increased opportunities for service-learning projects • New academic programs offered Madonna • Innovative programs delivered in Macomb and Southwest Detroit • Expanded the study abroad program University President • $40 million in capital improvements to the 97-acre campus including: ◆ creation of an Athletic Complex TO RETIRE IN 2015 ◆ installation of “green” windows in the Residence Hall adonna University President Sister Rose Marie Kujawa, CSSF, announced at the April 23 meeting of the University’s Board of Trustees her intention ◆ classroom updates to include M st to retire June 30, 2015, following her 14th year as president. 21 century technology ◆ new signage and landscaping “The timing is right for me as we celebrate the completion of our $50 million ◆ renovation of Graduate School suites comprehensive campaign and the accomplishment of several projects, including the Gold level, LEED-certified Franciscan Center for science and media. It is ◆ new labs: Nursing Simulation time for new leadership to implement several visionary plans that are in various and Sign Language Studies stages of development, and to bring fresh ideas to the table,” Kujawa said. ◆ improvements and increase in science labs to facilitate more research Her plans for retirement include a sabbatical, writing an update to her book ◆ construction of Franciscan Madonna Milestones and supporting the work of the Felician Sisters in Kenya, Center — LEED-certified at the and South America. Kujawa’s retirement announcement has set in motion the Gold level — Madonna’s first process to select and ensure a smooth transition for her successor, who will be stand-alone building in 40 years. only the seventh president of Madonna University, in its 78-year history. ◆ enhancements of media program The University will continue to celebrate Sr. Rose Marie’s accomplishments at with the latest high-definition, digital various events throughout this academic year. • television and radio studios and editing suites 2 MADONNA NOW CRYSTAL MADONNA A SPARKLING SUCCESS! haring the spotlight at the Crystal Madonna Gala were the presenting sponsor Ford Motor Company Sand brightGala Madonna scholars. Themed – Imagine changing someone’s life! – the event showcased how scholarships change the lives of Madonna students, as they in turn change the lives of others through their Madonna education. Held last April at the Dearborn Inn, the Gala attracted some 340 guests and raised nearly $110,000 for student scholarships. Seven student stories were highlighted in the Gala invitations and the printed program. More than 20 student volunteers assisted with various aspects of the event and talked with donors about their Madonna experience. Sign language students interpreted the presentations, and guests were treated to a “We are the World” music video that featured students making a difference through service and education. Adding even more sparkle to an already dazzling affair were JoAnne Purtan, Channel 7 news anchor, who enthusiastically served as emcee, and Joan Rosenhauer, executive vice president for Catholic Relief Services’ U.S. Operations, who shared powerful stories about how education and service is changing lives around the world. Madonna Foundation Board Member and retired Ford executive Derrick Kuzak joined Sr. Rose Marie in presenting the Crystal Madonna Award for Education for Truth and Service to Jim Vella, president of The Ford Motor Company Fund, in recognition for all that The Fund does to support education and provide service in the community. • 1 2 3 1 Channel 7 News Anchor JoAnne Purtan delighted the audience 5 as the event emcee. 2 Foundation Board Member Derrick Kuzak and Sister Rose Marie present the Crystal Madonna Award to Jim Vella, president of the Ford Motor Company Fund. 3 Susan Rokosz, (left) with her daughter Aleksandra, and guest Denise Macker, said “Every aspect of the event was wonderful. I am so delighted that my daughter is attending Madonna and we are part of the Madonna family.” 4 Andrea Nodge, Madonna’s vice president for advancement, with Jim Vella, Ford Motor Company Fund president, and Mike Schmidt, the Fund’s director of education and community development. 5 Singing as guests 4 entered the ballroom for dinner, music management major Taylor Walls wowed them with her beautiful voice. SUMMER 2014 3 CAPS AND GOWNS COMMENCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS Alumni Ranks Climb with 67th Commencement Nearly 1,350 graduates, joined the alumni ranks during the sixty-seventh commencement ceremony, Sunday, May 4. Among this group were 11 graduates of Madonna’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program. Just over 1,000 students received a bachelor’s or associate degree, and 315 students earned master’s degrees. Presiding over the commencement ceremony was Associate Vice President James O’Neill, and the mace bearer was Neal Haldane, journalism program director. The invocation was given by Deborah Dunn, dean of the Graduate School, after which Carrick Secorski, vocal performance graduate, sang the National Anthem. A few days before receiving their diplomas, some 200 graduates attended Graduation Mass, celebrated by Bishop Donald F. Hanchon, at Presentation of the 1 Blessed Virgin Mary Chapel. After Mass, Sister Rose Marie Kujawa hosted a reception where students and their families celebrated with faculty and friends. 3 2 1 Sign Language Interpreting Studies 2 Accepting the Distinguished Alumna 3 An honorary Doctor of Humane graduates await their cue to interpret the Award is Eileen Ashley ’84, Michigan Letters was conferred upon Sister Mary National Anthem. L-R: Natalie Sanborn, Regional Managing Director of Christopher Moore, provincial minister of Stephanie Mayack, Laurie Kuhlman and Comerica’s Wealth and Institutional Our Lady of Hope Province of the Felician Iris Haynes. Management Division and a member of Sisters of North America.
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