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MARYGROVE COLLEGE APPOINTS WILLIAM L. JOHNSON AS VP FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
Marygrove College President David Fike, Ph.D., announces the appointment of William L. Johnson as vice president for Finance and Administration, effective January 1, 2008.  Johnson serves as the College’s chief financial officer.  He had been a member of the Marygrove Board of Trustees since 2006. Johnson comes to Marygrove from DTE Energy where had most recently been director of Strategic Development. His other positions included director and controller for Detroit Edison from January through September 2007 and director and controller for DTE Energy subsidiary Michigan Consolidated Gas Company from April 2005 to December 2006.  Prior to joining DTE, he spent a year as vice president for Business & Finance at the University of Detroit Mercy.

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MARYGROVE COLLEGE APPOINTS NEW DEAN OF EDUCATION
Dr. David Fike, president of Marygrove College, announced the appointment of Dr. Chris Koenig Seguin as the dean of Education, effective January 2008.  Dr. Seguin most recently served as founding chairperson of the Art Education Department at the College for Creative Studies. Dr. Seguin earned her doctorate degree in Curriculum and Instruction, Multicultural Education, and Political Science and a Master’s in Art Education from Wayne State University.  She is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of Detroit where she earned the Bachelor of Arts degree and a Michigan Provisional Teaching Certificate. [More]

COLLEGE STAGES THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES FEBRUARY 24, TO COMMEMORATE VDAY UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS
On Sunday, February 24, 2008, at 2 p.m., the Marygrove College Theatre will be the site of the 2008 VDAY performance of The Vagina Monologues, a recitation of collected stories of women’s experiences by author Eve Ensler.  VDAY Until the Violence Stops is in its 10th year.  Marygrove College joins other U.S. college campuses in raising awareness of and remediation of violence against women and girls. This production occurs annually at this time college and university campuses around the country to decry injustice to women and girls. [More]

MARYGROVE IS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD TEACHERS
The Education Division is seeking candidates for three full-time tenure-track faculty positions in Reading, Special Education and Early Childhood Education.  If you know of exemplary educators with a doctorate degree who may be interested in furthering the teaching profession and sharing their talents, please have this teacher contact us! Responsibilities for all positions include teaching, advising, and supervising undergraduate and graduate students; participating in College governance; pursuing scholarship activities; utilizing to a high degree technology in instruction including on-line and hybrid e-learning; and developing field-based course components. [More]

UPCOMING ALUMNI EVENTS
Saturday, February 9

Dinner/Theatre: And Neither Have I Wings to Fly
Dinner at 6:30 p.m. in Madame Cadillac Hall. Stage Play at 8:00 p.m. in the Marygrove Theatre

The Marygrove College Alumni Association Program Committee cordially invites you to join us for the UDM production of And Neither Have I Wings to Fly written by Ann Noble Massey and directed by Yolanda Fleischer.  The story, set in a town on the east coast of Ireland in the late 1950s, swirls around the Donnelly sisters, the responsible, devoted Eveline and her younger, more glamorous and more selfish 18-year-old sister, Kathleen. The two are mourning the death of their mother after a long illness. In their very different ways, they are trying to break free of their depressed father, Peter. Wings is a fiercely lovely meditation on the high price paid in the quest for personal freedom and the equally high price exacted for remaining true to others. It is as soaring, and as rueful as its richly poetic title. $30 per person which includes dinner and theater ticket. Space is limited and reservations must be received no later than February 1, 2008. [More]

MARYGROVE ALUMNI BUSINESS DIRECTORY
This month we would like to encourage you to add your business to the Alumni Business directory. This will enable you to make connections and build relationships. The Alumni Business Directory is a directory of companies and businesses owned by or employing Marygrove College alumni. To add your company, send your name and graduation year, general business information including business name, type, address, phone, E-mail and Web addresses, and a brief description of your business or service to dpuhl@marygrove.edu.

ALUMNI TRAVEL TO CHINA AND EGYPT
Collette Vacations and Smithsonian Journeys Partner on Egypt Trip!

Beijing City Stay
October 14 - 22, 2008
9 Days - 15 Meals
$2,029 - Includes roundtrip air from Detroit, hotel transfers and departure taxes.
Experience the best of Beijing, home of the 2008 Summer Olympics, while spending each night of our tour in one of the city’s finest hotels.  We’ll visit Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven and The Great Wall.  We’ll also experience ancient Beijing on a rickshaw tour, have a tradition Chinese dinner with a local family in their home and attend the Peking Opera. [More]

NOMINATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
Marygrove College and the Alumni Association are accepting nominations for the Distinguished Alumni Awards. These awards have been established to recognize and honor alumni who have distinguished themselves and their alma mater. Nominations are due by May 31, 2008. [Form]

HELP RECRUIT STUDENTS TO MARYGROVE AND THEY RECEIVE SPECIAL BENEFITS!
Alumni who care about the future of their alma mater can help the Marygrove Alumni Recruiting Students (MARS) committee and the Office of Admissions by identifying potential Marygrove students for the Winter 2007 class. If you refer a student to Marygrove, he or she will have the $25 application fee waived and, if admitted and enrolled, a $250 gift card for books will be awarded to be used at the College Bookstore. [More]

GOT NEWS? PLEASE SEND US AN UPDATE!
Marygrove College wants to share Alumni news with you. Trouble is, we need to hear from you about the goings on in your life: a new job, a promotion, an advanced degree, married, kids, grand kids? Tell us what you’re doing and we’ll pass that along to the Marygrove community. Here’s a short form to help you. You can also give us this information online at Stay in Touch/Class Notes Form.

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