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Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne FOR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY-PURDUE UNIVERSITY FORT WAYNE REMINISCING ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: • Chancellor’s letter to alumni As IPFW turns 40, memories reveal glimpses • Theatre schedule of the growing-up years. • License-plate order form FALL 2004 • VOLUME 8 • ISSUE 1 DIRECTOR’S LETTER Hello, fellow alumni. reasons: (1) state funding and tuition fees ▼ don’t cover the full cost of higher education; The Alumni Relations office receives a variety (2) technology costs continue to rise; and of alumni requests throughout the year. Here (3) the pool of donors is still small. And are some recent ones from our mailbag: remember: someone donated while you were a student, allowing you to attend Q: After a 20-year career, I find myself at a reasonable cost. unemployed. I don’t want to leave the Fort Wayne area, but I’m having no luck Q: As an IPFW grad, I’d like to share in finding a job. How can IPFW help? my expertise with current students, but I certainly don’t want to teach a course. A: The Office of Academic Counseling and What are my options? Career Services (ACCS) here at IPFW is just what you need. First of all, is your résumé A: We’d love to link you with a professor working? Things have changed dramatically who teaches about your career area! Or feel in job hunting since you last looked for a free to call the dean of your school direct Contents position. ACCS will make sure your résumé and make the offer. Share your knowledge represents what you have to offer to companies. with IPFW students at our Mentoring 1 Alumni Update Come on in for a review. Second, if you Dinner on October 20 (see page 2 want to stay in the area, general job searches for details). 6 Class Notes on Monster.com are not for you! ACCS has job postings available in the office for you to Q: Every year, my company sends a group of 9 Theatre Schedule check. Contact Cathy McGinnis in ACCS employees to Wisconsin for a week to update at 260-481-6595. their job skills. Can IPFW help with training? 10 Remember when … Four alumni reflect on Don’t forget the job hunt is often about A: Yes, indeed! Call Deb Conklin, campus life over the decades. networking and who you know. Take director of Continuing Studies, at advantage of our alumni events to meet and 260-481-6118. Deb has worked with 16 Athletics talk with fellow alumni and former professors. many area companies to save thousands The perfect event for that is the Mastodon of dollars by offering local seminars and 18 Faculty Flashback Roast on October 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. on courses bringing employees up to speed campus. Nearly 200 alumni and professors in various career areas. She’ll tailor the Inside back cover: gather for fun—and networking. course for your company, so call today. At 40, we’re coming Q: I send a donation to Purdue each year. Remember, IPFW is still here for you. into our own How much of that money is sent back to my All you need to do is call and ask! From a blending of IU and Purdue campus in Fort Wayne? extension programs, IPFW has Sincerely, grown into a thriving university A: Zip. Zero. Nada. Sorry, but unless you with a unique identity. make note that some or all of your donation should support the Fort Wayne campus, the money will stay at Purdue, West Lafayette. Why send money to IPFW? Multiple Jennifer R. Bosk, ’87, ’01 © 2004 IPFW Alumni Association Published by IPFW University Relations and Communications Irene Walters Jennifer Bosk Executive Director of University Relations and Communications Director of Alumni Relations Produced by Nichols & Company On the cover: Purdue president Frederick L. Hovde (left) surveys as Purdue trustee Al Kettler (center front) and others look on and prepare for the groundbreaking for Kettler Hall. Ground was broken on October 18, 1961. 1 ALUMNI UPDATE ▼ Wish you were here IPFW alumnus Mike McFarland has found his dream job on a treasure of an island. When that frigid arctic air moves down the university,” Mike says. “There are some Palm Island Resort beckoned in 2001, and from Canada to freeze your nose and toes, and incredible people at IPFW.” Mike’s been the boss there ever since. All’s gray days seem to last forever, do you daydream One of the IPFW people Mike holds fine on the family front, too. Son Aaron, 25, about ol’ Sol smiling down from azure skies in high esteem is his mentor, Professor already has a tour of Iraq under his ammo belt, onto warm white sands and clear blue waters? John Knight, chair of the Department of while Eric, 23, is currently serving there. Third Well, your fantasy is just another day Consumer and Family Sciences and director son Brian, 21, lives and works in the North in paradise for Mike McFarland, general of hospitality and tourism management. John Webster area. Meanwhile, Julia is an emergency- manager of resort operations at Palm Island returns the compliment: “Mike was the ideal room and intensive-care-unit nurse at two Resort, “a little slice of heaven,” as he calls mainland hospitals near Palm Island. it, just off the Florida coast in the Gulf Accessible only by car ferry or private boat, of Mexico. Palm Island lies just west of Charlotte “I couldn’t be happier,” Mike says. “Palm Harbor and due north of Boca Grande. Island is like going to the Caribbean without The resort—à la Jimmy Buffett with all the leaving the continental United States.” trimmings—offers a variety of luxurious Of course, Mike didn’t just stumble down accommodations and a long list of amenities, the road to Shangri-la; he’s a highly regarded including beaches, pools and spas, a and seasoned hospitality-business pro. championship tennis program, a fitness facility, Although he spent most of his formative a nature center, and plenty of stuff to keep the years in Ohio and northeastern Indiana, Mike kids busy. Guests can angle for tarpon and finished high school in Florida in 1972, the other game fish, and if golf’s the game of choice, last year for the Selective Service lottery. the nearby mainland provides several courses. Mike was assured of some form of military “Boat Drinks” and a “Cheeseburger in “hospitality” when his lottery number came Paradise”—plus a lot more, of course—can up an unlucky No. 7, so he decided to do his be had from the resort’s Rum Bay Store and hitch on his own terms. He enlisted and did the Rum Bay Restaurant and Bar. two tours as part of an Army-intelligence And for the vacationer who just can’t leave contingent involved in ground operations the office behind, meeting and conference and aerial reconnaissance in Southeast Asia. facilities are available. Sound tempting? After his Army service, Mike rekindled a student—always in class, willing to You can check it all out for yourself at romance with his Manchester (Ind.) High participate, eager to learn, and a leader www.palmisland.com. School sweetheart, Julia (née Pack). They among the students. He took an internship Your vacation is Mike’s vocation, and married in 1978 and started a family in Florida. in industry and proved to be as fine a worker when he says, “Wish you were here,” it’s not In 1987, they returned to the heartland. “We as he was a student. Industry leaders looked just a hastily scrawled nicety on the back decided to go back to our roots in northeast to him to establish internships in their of a suntan-lotion-smudged postcard— Indiana to raise our kids,” Mike says. properties modeled after his successes.” he really means it. Going back to school was also on the In 1996, Mike accepted the task of directing “It’s a beautiful place to live and work, agenda. Julia earned an associate degree in the construction and operation of the although it does take a lot of time and nursing at IPFW in 1990. Mike completed Oakwood Inn and Conference Center on hard work to make sure our guests enjoy an associate degree in hospitality and tourism Lake Wawasee. Although he met that challenge, themselves,” Mike says. management in 1992 and eventually served he still had a promise to keep. “I promised Perhaps if you visit Mike on this island on the alumni board. “Serving on the board Julia when we left Florida that we’d go back,” oasis, you’ll find that changing your latitude was a small way to give something back to Mike says. “She doesn’t like cold weather.” will change your attitude. F ALL 2004 ALUMNI UPDATE 2 3 ▼ ▼ Upcoming Events News Unveiling of the mastodon statue what they’ve just learned. Students Mastodon footprints Sept. 14 • 6:45 p.m. look forward to being seated The plaza between Walb Union and Plaza between Walb Union with IPFW alumni who are Helmke Library will feature not only the and Helmke Library working in the career field they life-size mastodon statue, but also 18-inch- Come see the life-size, scientifically correct, hope to enter. Bring your square mastodon footprints in the sidewalk. bronze mastodon statue, five years in the expertise and advice to the table. Inside each mastodon footprint is an planning! Greet our magnificent mascot, which Just $15 for dues-paying alumni engravable area, two lines with 24 spaces now guards the center of campus.
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