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Posted By Administration,
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
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Rich and Pam (Bruderly) Reid, '74, have retired from their teaching positions. Rich taught at Pettisville and Pam taught German at Tinora, both small schools in rural NW Ohio. They also lead the youth group at their church. Together, over their careers they have led 55 students and youth groups on trips to Germany, Austria, Spain, Mexico, Peru, and throughout the U.S. The Reids credit the groundbreaking opportunities they had at Hiram to study across disciplines and to experience life abroad on Extramural programs to Mexico, Spain, and Germany as their inspiration to help young people learn to appreciate other cultures and to see how we are all connected. Most recently Pam and Rich took a trip alone -- just the two of them-- to walk the Way of St. James, the Camino de Santiago, across northern Spain. "We are pleased to see that Hiram continues to lead with forward thinking innovations in education.
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Posted By Administration,
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
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Marcia (Messett) Bowers ('75) and Paul Bowers ('78) moved from Beachwood OH to Oro Valley AZ in 2016. Previously the Marketing Director at Hyatt Legal Plans, a MetLife subsidiary in Cleveland OH, Marcia is now the President of the Board of Directors of the Rancho del Cobre homeowners association. Paul served as Vice President of Graduate & Professional Studies at Hiram College from 2011 to 2014. He is now Director of Strategic Consulting with Symplicity. Paul and Marci met at Hiram and married in 2006. They recently hosted a mini-reunion with Hiram alums Nadine Stafford ('74), Steve Kantor ('76) and David Davidson ('76).
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Posted By Administration,
Thursday, January 10, 2019
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Sarah Heiss '06 and Russ Elek '07, married in front Bates Hall at Hiram College in 2012, had a wonderfully full 2018!
Sarah earned tenure and promotion at the University of Vermont in 2018. Sarah was also awarded the 2018 Joseph E. Carrigan Award for Teaching, which is the highest recognition within her College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. With tenure, comes a new line of research focused on health disclosures and informal accommodation requests in the workplace.
In 2018, Russ started a new job as a Communication Specialist at the Burlington School District in Vermont (BSDVT). Among many other activities, this fall, Russ helped the BSDVT successfully pass a $70 million dollar voter-approved bond to finance a project to bring Burlington High School into the 21st century. This is the largest school bond to be passed in Vermont’s history!
Together, they bought their first home in South Burlington, Vermont in 2018 too. They live there with their two children Thad (born 2014) and Marshall (born 2016). Life is full. God is good.
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Posted By Administration,
Thursday, January 10, 2019
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Greetings from Portland, OR
I retired this fall and have received special recognition for my work in civic education which all began with a class in political socialization with Professor Ken Kolsen. My work has involved teaching Street Law at Lewis and Clark Law School for 40 years after taking the class at Cleveland Marshall College of Law (I Love the new Hiram CSU program). Helping teachers explain the law and concepts of the Constitution and Bill of Rights to K- HS students has been my passion for the past 40 years. Under a Civics Exchange grant I worked with teachers and Judges in Croatia for 12 years. An annual mock trial program continues today as a result of our work.
Now I’m ready to embrace retirement and see what’s next.
Marilyn R. Cover ‘75
https://www.cu-portland.edu/giving/fundraising-events/governor-victor-atiyeh-leadership-education-awards
https://www.ncsc.org/Newsroom/News-releases/2018/Sandra-Day-O-Connor-winner.aspx
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Posted By Simone Majetich (Smit),
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Updated: Thursday, January 3, 2019
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Sharing for the next issue of the Hiram Magazine. Simone Majetich (class of 2010) and Michael Majetich (class of 2010) are proud to share the news of the arrival of their daughter, Emma Olivia Majetich (born in 2016) and their son, Harrison James Majetich (born in 2018). Both have brought much joy and happiness into our lives.
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Posted By Administration,
Monday, December 3, 2018
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Dale Goode '72 proposes art sculpture project within an Ohio park. To read the project proposal visit www.ioby.org/sculpturepark and type sculpture park into the search area at the top of the page. Email dagoode1635@sbcglobal.net for questions and suggestions.
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Posted By Administration,
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
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Fireside Singers - Performing 2 Christmas concerts
Water Color Artist- Painting since 2007
Bowl on a league every Wednesday Morning.
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Posted By Administration,
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
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Terry Stancin was the 2018 National Compassionate Caregiver of the Year (NCCY) award recipient.
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Posted By Administration,
Thursday, November 1, 2018
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NAMI Greater Cleveland has announced that it has hired Chris Mignogna as its new executive director.
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Posted By Administration,
Thursday, November 1, 2018
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Recently authored a book on the 83 year musical history of Squire's Warren Jr. Military Band, renowned across the U.S., Canada, and Western Europe. Published by Arcadia Publishing.
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