Student leaders and degree recipients highlighted from multiple universities
Ada Mindleton of Park Forest named student leader of the year at Governors State University for her dedication to GSU and students while pursuing psychology after earning a bachelor’s degree in December. Northwestern University awarded six notable bachelor’s degrees at its 87th commencement with Aimee Wessell earning the United States National Collegiate Award in Engineering and Shelly Vaziri entering a seven year medical education track after a history degree. Scott Ashby from Olympia Fields appears on Claremont McKenna College’s spring dean’s list among 216 names. Aisha Nix of Chicago Heights earned a BA in international marketing at Mercyhurst College, joining honors societies and civic groups, and becoming the first African American homecoming queen.
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Uovernors State University
Ada Mindleton
Park Forest
Middleton
GSU
Northwestern University
Aimee Wessell
Carl Wessell
Glenwood
Dorothy Ferrara
United States
Society of Women Engineers
Shelly Vaziri
Ira
Nancy Vaziri
Homewood
Northwestern University Medical School
Scott Ashby
Olympia Fields
Claremont McKenna College
Rich Central High School
Aisha Nix
Jesse Nix
Chicago Heights
Mercyhurst College
Erie
Nix
Homewood-Flossmoor High School
Mercyhurst
Marquette University
Jessica Ladewski
Laurel Zalewski
Jennifer Hojnacki
Richton Park
Tracey Pawlowski
Sauk Village
Butler University
Hojnacki
Pawlowski
New Adult School Returns at Stone Center Jewish Center
Anita M. Stone Jewish Community Center resumes the New Adult School after a five year break. The program follows a Hebrew University Melton based model, runs Mondays 7 30 to 9 30 p m October to March at 3400 W 196th St, with four courses on Jewish ideas practice history and tradition. Completion earns the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Certificate of Jewish Study. Rabbi Michael Myers teaches. No prior Jewish education or Hebrew required and there is no homework. For registration call Jene Uhlmann 799 7650 or Bonnie Eckstein 675 2200.
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Anita M. Stone Jewish Community Center
New Adult School
Jene Uhlmann
Bonnie Eckstein
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Blanche White
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Youlanda Hughes
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Carolyn
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Steve
Karen Modzelewski
Crete
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Drake Diversity
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Margaret Anders
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Judy Pokorny
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Anders
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Judith Anders
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Tere
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