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April 10, 2019 Westbrook Auditorium—Presser Hall 11:00 a.m. Carmela Ferrad´ans Professor and Chair of Hispanic Studies

Recipient of The Kemp Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence — 2019

Dr. Carmela Ferradáns is the 2019 recipient of the Kemp Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence at Illinois Wesleyan University. Nominated by her peers and selected by the University’s Promotion and Tenure Committee, Dr. Ferradáns is the 46th winner of the University’s top teaching award.

Dr. Ferradáns teaches all levels of Spanish language, literature, and cultural history of Spain, as well as writing intensive courses for the Writing Program. In her role as inaugural chair of Illinois Wesleyan’s Council for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETAL), she has ventured into the fields of multimodal pedagogies and digital humanities. She is especially interested in finding connections between visual and written forms of communication.

As a scholar, Dr. Ferradáns is recognized for her critical studies on the poetry of Ana Rossetti, particularly for her intertextual analysis of the Calvin Klein advertising campaign of the 1980s as it relates to poetry and the visual arts. She is the editor and translator of Incessant Beauty: A Bilingual Anthology (New York: 2LeafPress, 2014) which gives to an English-speaking audience a first glimpse into Rossetti’s eclectic and voracious symbolic universe. Presented in chronological order, the poetry collection offers a wide range of Rossetti’s poetry that spans more than 30 years. The poems vary from the playful, often cheeky, early writing for which Rossetti is well-known, to the more brooding meditations on transcendental human qualities and the celebration of the poetic word itself. The last poem in the anthology “A Map of Waiting” takes on a social turn in Rossetti’s poetic discourse where she maps out displacement and belonging in the Saharawi refugee camps of North Algeria. This poem shifted Dr. Ferradáns scholarly interests to the fields of migration and border studies. She is currently conducting research on the migration crisis in the Mediterranean for a bilingual edition of Por la vía de Tarifa / By Way of Tarifa, a collection of 12 short stories by Spanish writer and human rights activist Nieves García Benito.

Dr. Ferradáns joined the Illinois Wesleyan faculty in 1992 and earned a Ph.D. in Spanish from the University of California, Irvine in 1993. Dr. Ferradáns completed a Master’s degree in Spanish at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 1988 after receiving a Bachelor’s degree in philosophy and educational sciences at the University of Santiago de Compostela in 1984.

Areas of Dr. Ferradáns’ research interests include: Contemporary Spanish literature and cultural studies; The Spanish avant-garde; The legacy of the Spanish Civil War; Digital humanities; Translation theory; Multimodal curriculum development; Migration Studies.

Through the years, the Teaching Excellence Award has undergone several name changes, but its purpose has always been to recognize and celebrate the vital role that teaching plays at Illinois Wesleyan. The award honors one faculty member who brings spirit, passion and scholarship to the art of teaching. The Kemp Family Foundation began funding the award in the 2009-2010 academic year. Today, we honor Carmela Ferradáns.

1 This program is dedicated to the Class of 2019 and to students who have earned scholastic and activity honors Presiding—Alani Sweezy ’19, Class President

Prelude Prelude in B Minor, BWV 544...... J. S. Bach (1685–1750) Susan Klotzbach, Organist

Processional (please stand) Gaudeamus Igitur...... traditional, 1788

Invocation (remain standing) ...... Chaepter Negro ’19 Multifaith Ambassador

Welcome ...... Alani Sweezy ’19 Class President

Recognition of Academic Honors ...... Amy Coles Treasurer of Phi Kappa Phi and Associate Professor of History Mark Criley President of Phi Beta Kappa and Associate Professor of Philosophy

Tribute to Retiring Faculty ...... President Eric R. Jensen

Presentation of Speaker ...... President Jensen

Address ...... Carmela Ferrad´ans “A Life in Subtitles” Professor and Chair of Hispanic Studies

Presentation of The Kemp Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence — 2019...... Toni Jenkins Kemp Foundation

Presentation of Previous Honorees for Teaching Excellence ...... President Jensen

Announcement of 2020 Kemp Honoree for Teaching Excellence ...... Provost Brodl

Alma Wesleyana (please stand and join in singing led by Crystal Muro ’19) ...... National Hymn George William Warren From hearts aflame, our love we pledge to thee, When college days are fully past and gone, Where’er we wander, over land or sea; While life endures, from twilight dream till dawn, Through time unending loyal we will be— Grandly thy soul shall with us linger on— True to our Alma Mater, Wesleyan. Star-crowned, our Alma Mater, Wesleyan! – Professor W. E. Schultz (1887-1964)

Closing...... President Jensen

Recessional (remain standing) Deo Gracias...... Richard Biggs (1886–1962)

2 PHI KAPPA PHI Kevin Butler Theatre Arts Excellence in Advancing 1922 Geoffroi Castro Jace LeGarde Environmental National scholastic honorary for Brandon Chopp Jessica McGrew Sustainability students with junior and senior Nicole De Matteo Catherine Mojsiewicz Katherine Henebry standing Emily Erdmann Will Mueller Amanda Breeden Madeline Gibson Olivia Sarkis French and Laura Bullock Emma Haan Nicholas Valdivia Francophone Studies Rachel Burkman Kathryn Halford Robert Wilson Outstanding Student in Adam Cady Kelly Hoffmann French and Francophone Brandon Chopp Madissyn Horack Studies Bernie Coderre AWARD Abigail Kauerauf Joseph Ziegel Keara Corbett Brooke Koebele RECIPIENTS Nicole De Matteo Eva Kossmann Creative Writing Hispanic Studies Brianna Fogo Linh Le Outstanding Senior in Moises Garcia Aaron Manuel Arthur William Hinners Hispanic Studies Kathryn Halford Blake Maxwell and Louise Hinners Sipfle Madeline Gibson Shireen Hassan Nicholas Milcik Poetry Prize presented by Madissyn Horack Monica Muñoz Ryan Ozelie The Academy of Lea Hulsey Ngan Pham American Poets Marissa Irelan Italian Studies Binh Phan Kathryn Halford Kathryn Jefferson Sarah Pila Outstanding Student in Paraskevi Kakares Honorable Mention Teagan Potter Italian Studies Abigail Kauerauf Olivia Padilla Anna Poulton Claudia Richman Brooke Koebele Kayley Rettberg Elise Ziegenhorn Alexa Letourneau The Illinois Wesleyan Ashley Schneider Emily Lezcano University Department Lane Shafer Japanese Studies Yutong Li of English Prize for Short Alani Sweezy Exemplary Student in Trang Luu Fiction Ruth Tadesse Japanese Studies Hannah Lyons Yovana Milosevic Rachel Tomazin Nathan Vartivarian Blake Maxwell Veronica Torres Luna Honorable Mentions Maya McGowan Naing Tun Katie Fata Lauren Neitzel Lincoln Laureate Niyant Vora Alexander Hathaway Teagan Potter Award Tera Wilson Rebecca Rochacz Abigail Kauerauf Maria Wipfler The Illinois Wesleyan Laryn Sapetti Lauren Yep University Department of Joshua Segatto Joseph Ziegel English Essay Prize Music Jessica Sheetz Megan Zsorey Kathryn Halford David Nott Collegiate Kinsey VanDeVelde Choir Scholarship Elisabeth Williams Economics Claire Challacombe Julie Xu PERFORMANCE Xu Xu AND EXHIBITION The Margaret Chapman Memorial Award in Nursing Ruihan Zhang HONORS IN THE Economics Frances D. Alikonis FINE ARTS PHI BETA KAPPA Trang Luu Memorial Award 2000 Art Tania Silva Vivas Undergraduate honors society Macey Grant Environmental Alumnae Association fostering and recognizing excellence Ivy He in the liberal arts and sciences Studies of the Brokaw Hospital Emily Wilkes Josephina Blumberg Outstanding Senior in School for Nurses Amanda Breeden Music Environmental Studies Scholarship Laura Bullock Crystal Muro Maria Wipfler Emily Lezcano 3 Hermes Calvert HONORARIES Nicholas Milcik Beta Beta Beta Sydney Shanks Shelby Moore National honorary for biology Alpha Kappa Delta Andrew Morrison majors Finfgeld Family International sociology honor Monica Munoz Carlos Aromin society Scholarship Lauren Neitzel Samantha Bidlack Amanda Breeden Jennipher Sanchez Esther Niedert Jamie Blumberg Olivia Causer Rebekah Nulty Ross Burandt Patricia Giese Memorial Lisa Cheng Kaitlyn O’Brien Anaol Dalle Scholarship Amanda Wesche Liam O’Donovan Madelyn Dulin Benigno Houser Pooja Patil Addison Ely Alpha Lambda Delta Alyssa Pisano Delores Helsley-Ascher Emily Erdmann National first year honor society Teagan Potter Scholarship Dilyetna Gebru Joseph Alberts Priya Prasad Anna Mitroszewska Madeline Gibson Nathaniel Ames Haley Rojek Elia Nava Samridh Gupta Carlos Aromin Sydney Rowley Noah Haskin Emma Asta Kara Ryan Mary D. Shanks Ocheanya Igomu Brent Baughan Sarah Schirmacher Scholarship Established Tulasi Jaladi Amanda Best Ashley Schneider by Upsilon Pi Alumni Nitsueh Kebere Emily Billington Rachel Schoenecker Chapter of Alpha Tau Jessica Keen Michael Billington Lane Shafer Delta Dean Khrisat Stephen Billington Cadence Smith Rachel Gatliff Brooke Koebele Geoffroi Castro Madison Steele Lexi Kremer Sara M. Stevenson Brandon Chopp Emily Strub Memorial Scholarship Emma Dalton Katharine Teykl Zachary Kuenstle Dominic Gambaiani Zoe Laughlin Kaylee Bowers Yash Thacker Madeline Gibson Veronica Torres Luna Jaeden Lee Amy Gordon Naing Tun Mark Leshyk Stutzman Peace Kalen Gray Kinsey VanDeVelde Cooper Lyu Fellows Christopher Guetthoff Daniel Walski Mark Macak Josephina Blumberg Emma Haan Shiqi Wang Caroline Marchi Sevin Headley Adna Mujovic Michael Webb Rachel Maurer Allison Henry Shaela Phillips Angela Whiting Jack McKermitt Kelly Hoffmann Maeve Plunkett Lauren Yep Andrew Morrison Madissyn Horack Samantha Yoest Victoria Nemchek Joshua Immke The Ames Library Lauren Zanoni Rebekah Nulty Tulasi Jaladi Scholarly & Artistic Megan Zsorey Grant Park Benjamin Johnson Research Award Ngan Pham Leah Bieniak Abigail Kauerauf Alpha Mu Alpha Alyssa Pisano Rachel Schoenecker Grainne Kelly National marketing honorary Anna Poulton Hamzah Khan Lauren Brennan University Writing Taylor Krueger Priya Prasad Sara Dust Program Tiffany Le Bailey Reichert Christina Fitsalos Kayleigh Ruffolo Best Gateway Essay Mark Leshyk Tallise Hardt Laryn Sapetti Suzanne Zhang Haoxing Lu Katherine Henebry Lane Shafer Trang Luu Shelby Moore Runner-up Honors Ellen Stumph Mark Macak Anneke Nilles Katherine Cavender Aaron Manuel Abigail Ninan Stephen Vega Minzhao Liu Yesenia Martinez Calderon Cody Rogers Niyant Vora Blake Maxwell Brady Rose Angela Whiting Weir Fellows — ARC Maya McGowan Benjamin Sestak Ryan Yoo Daniel Maisch Breanna Metry Madison Williams Elise Ziegenhorn 4 Delta Phi Alpha Kappa Delta Pi Dean Khrisat Phi Beta Delta National German language and National honorary for junior and Brooke Koebele Honor society for International literature honor society senior education majors Eva Kossmann scholars Amanda Best Madeline Bollinger Samuel Ledbetter Samantha Berghoff Jamie Blumberg Katherine Cavender Alexa Letourneau Amanda Breeden Josephina Blumberg Emma Dalton Jiayi Li Josephina Blumberg Brandon Chopp Allison Henry Ruihan Li Ann Crumbaugh Cole Churchill Brittany Hill Haoxing Lu Abigail Kauerauf Thomas Hillebrand Kathleen Holub Mark Macak Nitsueh Kebere Abigail Kauerauf Yesenia Martinez Cauldron Yesenia Martinez Calderon Payton Letko Ruth Reding Hoffart Aly Mirasol Mia Massaro Emily Lezcano Kelly Riordan Alexis Obert Mark Mathison Ruihan Li Jack McKermitt Niyant Vora Danielle Ponsot Wenjia Lu Breanna Metry Maria Wipfler Olivia Ruff Yesenia Martinez Calderon Kira Schoen Ria Patel Sanghyun Nam Danielle Ponsot Eta Sigma Phi Dean Scopelliti Chaepter Negro Jessica Sheetz Kayley Rettberg Taylor Plantan National honorary society for Lane Shafer students of Latin and Greek Teagan Potter Sydney Shanks Lambda Alpha Alani Sweezy Brent Baughan Ruth Tadesse Quinn Higginbotham National anthropology honor society Veronica Torres Luna Phi Sigma Tau Kira Schoen Kathryn Jefferson Niyant Vora International honor society Chaepter Negro Breanna Walker Kayla Ranta for philosophers Gamma Upsilon Chaoqiuyu Wang Adeline Shultz National media honorary society Michelle Rekowski Amanda Wesche Lucas Wheat John Barrett Pi Delta Phi Leah Carter Mortar Board Julie Xu National French language and National honor society recognizing Xiao Yang Geoffroi Castro literature honor society Janna Fitzgerald college seniors for their exemplary scholarship, leadership and service Laura Bullock Mitchell Galgan Omicron Delta Ziyao Chen Carlos Aromin Epsilon William Heidenreich Quentin Jackson Hannah Horn Samantha Bidlack National scholastic honorary for Emily Billington students of economics Hannah Lyons Olivia Jacobs Nicolina Purpura Michael Billington Stephen Cutro Samira Kassem Joseph Ziegel Lorren Pack Stephen Billington William Gustafson Ross Burandt Robert Ladd Pooja Patil Pi Kappa Lambda Geoffroi Castro Thao Le Arielle Van Deraa National music honor society Olivia Causer Ada Liu W.E. Schultz Award for Julia Chen Trang Luu Jack Druffel Excellence in Media Bernie Coderre Alec O’Halleran Shireen Hassan Management Nicole De Matteo Colin Orchard Kelly Riordan Janna Fitzgerald Laurin Ebert James Vallos Dean Scopelliti Harvey Beutner Award for Megan Frederick Samantha Yoest Journalistic Excellence Dilyetna Gebru Ling Zheng Pi Mu Epsilon William Heidenreich Zhijia Geng National mathematics honor society Shireen Hassan Phi Alpha Theta Madeline Bollinger Iota Iota Iota Allison Henry National history honor society Son Cao Women’s Studies honorary society Madissyn Horack Brandon Chopp Chudan Chen Amanda Breeden Marissa Irelan Graham Dano Kelly Hoffmann Melissa Spacapan Kathryn Jefferson Emma Garcia Jacob Houghton Amanda Wesche Jessica Keen Luke Witteveen Paul Johnson

5 Nitsueh Kebere Olivia Romano Amy Clapp Inclusion & Awareness Jiayi Li Rachel Tomazin Kelly Connor David Staton Weronika Pach Niyant Vora Andrew Coop Sustainability Binh Phan Yuanming Wang Nicholas Figus David Werner Anna Poulton Benjamin Zentner Shannon Gatehouse Patrick Ward Lianna Greene Media Keren Yang Sigma Delta Pi Benigno Houser Argus Editor Xiao Yang National Hispanic honor society Julia Lennon John Barrett Tec Yap for exemplary Spanish majors Emily Lezcano WESN Manager Yuanziyi Zhang Samantha Bidlack Alyssa Lingafelter Mitchell Galgan Brandon Chopp Mia Mac Executive Director Pi Sigma Alpha Nicole De Matteo Sabrina Matthews of TitanTV National honorary society for the Paraskevi Kakares Breanna Metry Justin Fairchild study of politics and government Grainne Kelly Elia Nava Jordan Baker Yesenia Martinez Calderon Anna Otis Ashley Wilson Award for Theodora Bantas Monica Munoz Melanie Pelczynski Argus Staffer of the Year Adam Cady Kaitlyn O’Brien Allison Printz Samira Kassem Geoffroi Castro Teagan Potter Sarah Schirmacher Ann Crumbaugh Sydney Shanks Chairpersons, Samira Kassem Sigma Tau Delta Marissa Smith Special Campus Pooja Patil International honor society for Leah Sternberg Events Shaela Phillips students of English Haley Steward Campus Activities Board Kayley Rettberg Chris Abruzzo Sara Toniolo Director Oscar Romero Megan Baker Kinsey VanDeVelde Kayleigh Ruffolo Adeline Schultz Jackson Bettis Alani Sweezy Senator of the Year Laura Bullock vvv Veronica Torres Luna Adam Cady Fall 2018 Gaoming Zhu Katherine Cavender Taylor Robinson Megan Zsorey Paige Dold STUDENT SENATE Kathryn Halford 2019 vvv Psi Chi Paraskevi Kakares Officers National honorary for psychology Abigail Kauerauf MEN’S VARSITY students Eva Kossmann President ATHLETICS Emma Asta Kyra Loew Quentin Jackson Kourtney Bautz Andrew Neeley Vice President Most Valuable Brynn Beveridge Chaepter Negro Brandon Taylor Players Jillian Cole Alexis Obert Baseball 2018 Treasurer Paige Dold Joseph Pasternak John Bosco Freya Jennison Jessica Ehredt Sarah Pila Gino Cavalieri Brianna Fogo Amanda Pippin Chief of Staff Nicholas Figus Teagan Potter Amy Gourley Jarlai Morris Basketball Jonathan Recchia Emma Haan Comptroller Brady Rose Jessica Hill Olivia Ruff Jared Schneider Cross Country Madissyn Horack Matt Wagner Marissa Irelan Sigma Theta Tau Commissioners Robert Ladd International honor society for Football CAB Director Linh Le nursing Defense: Victoria Nemchek Nicole Bukowski Kayleigh Ruffolo Trevor Staley Sydney Pinder Rachel Burkman Civic Engagement Offense: Abigail Pruitt Lara Cattani Davida Boron Brandon Bauer 6 Golf 2018 WOMEN’S Swimming Conner O’Neill VARSITY Lisa Cheng Lacrosse 2018 ATHLETICS Claire Michael Joseph Grabarek Rachel Tomazin Defense: Most Valuable Track Cristian Torres Players Rebecca Anderson Offense: Basketball Jillian Cole Nick Winter Madalyn Merritt Jaclyn Dziewior Soccer Cross Country Mason Maier Rachel Osoba Jillian Cole Swimming Volleyball Mason McCauley Lacrosse 2018 Tyler Brown Defense: Track 2018 Rachel Burkman Mariah Smith Zachary Anderson Maddie Williams Offense: Team Captains Danielle Engelbreit Baseball Gino Cavaliere Soccer Mike Plecki Mary Rose Pettenuzzo Basketball Softball 2018 Colin Bonnett Samantha Berghoff Brady Rose Track 2018 Cross Country Karly Goodman Seth Borrowman Kelly Hoffmann Volleyball Football Tyler Brown Morgan Alexander Rachel Burkman Brandon Bauer Eric Dubose Team Captains Trevor Staley Basketball Golf Nina Anderson Conner O’Neill Ashley Schneider Lacrosse Cross Country Joseph Grabarek Jillian Cole Zachariah Ladd Jaclyn Dziewior Thomas Lyons Bailey Marth Golf Patrick Murphy Jordan Koehler William Rossi Olivia Ruff Soccer Lacrosse Mason Maier Samantha Bidlack Blake Tempel Danielle Engelbreit Swimming Grainne Kelly Adam Blanchard Luke Witteveen Soccer Track Jordan Bruscianelli Seth Borrowman Ellie Crabtree Jacob Williams Mary Rose Pettenuzzo

7 Faculty Retirements

Marina Balina Isaac Funk Professor and Professor of Russian Studies

Marina Balina is Isaac Funk Professor and Professor of Russian Studies at Illinois Wesleyan University. The focus of her scholarship is on historical and theoretical aspects of the twentieth-century Russian children’s literature. She is the author of 70 articles and editor and co-editor of 11 volumes, including Endquote: SotsArt Literature and Soviet Empire Style (2000); Politicizing Magic: Russian and Soviet Fairy Tales (2005); Russian Children’s Literature and Culture (2008), Petrified Utopia: Happiness Soviet Style (2009); Constructing Childhood: Literature, History, Anthropology (2011), Cambridge Companion of the 20th Century Russian Literature (2011) To Kill Charskaia: Politics and Aesthetics in Soviet Children’s Literature of the 1920s and 1930s (2014), Pedagogy of Images: Depicting Communism for Children (forthcoming, 2019), and Hans Christian Andersen and Russia (forthcoming, 2019). Balina is the recipient of national and international grants, among them National Endowment for Humanities, American Comparative Literature Association, The Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Centre, and German Academic Exchange (DAAD). As a guest professor, she has taught at the University of Nottingham (UK), University of Salzburg (Austria), University of Hamburg (Germany), and University of Hawaii-Manoa. During her tenure at IWU, Dr. Balina taught a variety of courses in Russian and German languages and literatures as well as courses on Russian Literature in English translation. She has served as a study abroad advisor, a chair of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, and as a director of the International Studies Program.

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1960 William T. Beadles, Insurance 1990 Thomas A. Griffiths, Biology 1961 Wayne W. Wantland, Biology 1991 Robert C. Bray, English 1962 R. Dwight Drexler, Piano 1992 John D. Wenum, Political Science 1963 Elizabeth H. Oggel, English 1993 Mona J. Gardner, Business Administration 1964 Rupert Kilgore, Art 1994 Paul E. Bushnell, History 1965 Dorothea S. Franzen, Biology 1995 James D. Matthews, French 1966 Joseph H. Meyers, English 1996 Kathleen O’Gorman, English 1967 Marie J. Robinson, Speech 1997 Jared Brown, Theatre Arts 1968 Bunyon H. Andrew, History 1998 W. Michael Weis, History 1969 Wendell W. Hess, Chemistry 1999 Michael C. Seeborg, Economics 1970 Jerry Stone, Religion 2000 Teodora O. Amoloza, Sociology 1971 Doris C. Meyers, Philosophy 2001 Carole A. Myscofski, Religion 1972 John Ficca, Drama 2002 Tari Renner, Political Science 1973 Robert Burda, English 2003 Carolyn Nadeau, Hispanic Studies 1974 Max A. Pape, Sociology 2004 James Plath, English 1975 Lucile Klauser, Education 2005 Christopher Prendergast, Sociology 1976 R. Bedford Watkins, Jr., Music 2006 Mary Ann Bushman, English 1977 Harvey F. Beutner, English 2007 James P. Sikora, Sociology 1978 Frank D. Starkey, Chemistry 2008 Marina Balina, Russian Studies 1979 Fred B. Brian, Art 2009 Jonathan Dey, Biology 1980 Sammye Crawford Greer, English 2010 Wes Chapman, English 1981 Jerry M. Israel, History 2011 Dan Terkla, English 1982 John D. Heyl, History 2012 William Munro, Political Science 1983 J. Robert Hippensteele, Biology 2013 Narendra Jaggi, Physics 1984 Larry M. Colter, Philosophy 2014 Rebecca Roesner, Chemistry 1985 Sue Ann Huseman, French 2015 Kathleen Montgomery, Political Science 1986 Bruce B. Criley, Biology 2016 Linda French, Physics 1987 Michael B. Young, History 2017 Rebecca Gearhart Mafazy, Anthropology 1988 Emily Dunn Dale, Sociology 2018 Victoria Noltkamper Folse, Nursing 1989 Pamela Buchanan Muirhead, English