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  Eastern, Fall/Winter 2019

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: A Next-Generation Science Star Steps Up, Marcos Monteiro, a molecular biology standout, is the first-ever Goldwater Scholar, and Beauty Wild and Untrammeled, can Eastern restore a long-lost patch of prairie? EWU administrators announced a plan to restore a 120-acre parcel of university-owned farmland to its native habitat, thus creating a "living laboratory" of restored Palouse prairie proximate to the cheney campus, and Advancing the Standard, EWU's athletic director Lynn Hickey explains the hows and whys of proposed Roos Field renovations, and Eastern Achievers, an awards gala showcases the extraordinary stories of amazing Eagle alumni James "Jamie" Wolff, Robert Clark, Tai Harden-Moore, Kyla Evans, and Brian Patterson, and Remembering Henry-York Steiner, Hank Steiner, a revered professor of English at EWU, created a lasting legacy of service

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  Eastern, Spring/Summer 2019

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Breaking Through, Chris Patterson wasn't supposed to survive the streets of Spokane, now he he's helping others stay off them through BreakThrough Inc., a state supported agency that operates 10 residential service homes for children who resemble his former self, at-risk youth, and Union, Reborn, new life for an iconic Eagle hangout, after nearly 6 years of planning and construction, students, faculty, and friends gathered beneath the soaring entryway of Eastern's newest old structure - the rebuilt, refurbished, and reimagined Pence Union Building, and For the Love of Lichen, EWU researcher Jessica Allen helps the 'odd organism', Lichen, take its turn in the spotlight, and An Eagle in Frisco, outnumbered but undaunted, dedicated Eastern alumnus Bart Mihailovich stays strong at the FCS Championship game, and Remembering George Lotzenhiser, beloved music professor, decorated veteran and composer of Eastern's Alma Mater dies at 95

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  Eastern, Fall 2018

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: That One Adventure Couple, Alumna Katie Gensitskiy and her husband, Alex, travel the world on $82 a day, Tales From Trailerville, a look back at post-WWII housing on campus, Trailerville was a real community, it had its own mayor and council; there were streets and alleys, picket fences, flower gardens, and dogs and cats to make life normal for the families who lived there, and Brotherly Bonds & Family Traditions, Annual Phi Delta Theta members' camping trip evolves over two decades into a family affair, and 2018 Alumni Awards,Eastern graduates Barbara Shields, Rebecca Long, Kathy Covey, Don Nelson, and Hailey Tangen are honored for their contributions to the community, and Remembering Patrick McManus, storytelling that made a lasting impression on a generation, McManus' stories conveyed how we live our lives here in the Pacific Northwest

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  Eastern, Spring 2018

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Parks Inducted into Prestigious Hall of Fame, Alumna Pam Parks honored for her role as coach and mentor making it into the Inland Northwest Sports Hall of Fame, and Tapping into the Craft Beer Business, EWU alums working hard to make every hour happy, we scoured and searched to compile a list of EWU alums paying the bills by making our beer and although all of these brewers are at different stages of commercial production and distribution, they demonstrate their shared love of good, clean, well-crafted beer, and Get Lit! literary festival celebrates 20 years of sharing the written word, it has been a driving force in Spokane’s growing literary community – fostering a love of reading and writing in the area, while celebrating talented local, regional and national writers, and Meet Mandy Manning, national finalist for 2018 Teacher of the Year, and Doug Clark, a man of many talents, newspaper columnist extraordinaire, the first person inducted into the Eddie Gaedel Society’s Hall of Fame, and recognition of his role in making Spokane the “City of Choice” for the Northwest, and STEM, Eastern's new era for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, Avista Development’s planned Catalyst Building in Spokane’s University District will feature Eastern Washington University as the primary tenant, opening the doors for EWU to be an innovation hub connecting students to the regional business community, and Hampson Sings Hometown Praises, world-renowned baritone Thomas Hampson reflects on his time at Eastern and beyond

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  Eastern, Fall 2017

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Family, Faith, and Football, how the Fisher family changed Rodrick's life, and Ahead of the Curve, EWU’s Jon Hammermeister – an expert in sports and performance psychology, and EWU Foundation Celebrates 40 Years of Giving, the impact of gifts, The Foundation exists to support the university as it leads boldly into the future, by increasing awareness of, engagement in, and giving to Eastern, the EWU Foundation will open doors of opportunity for students, faculty, alumni, friends, the community and the region, and Against All Odds, obstacles didn’t stop the Cristina and Arturo Santana from achieving their dreams, now a community corrections officer and a federal probation officer, and 2017 Alumni Awards, outstanding graduates Jack Lucas, Alan and Jo McDonald, Jodee Garretson, Leah Horton, and Rory Talkington improve their communities, and Going Pro, Eagles Cooper Kupp, Samson Ebukam, Kendrick Bourne, Shaq Hill and others make it to the next level

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  Eastern, Spring 2017

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Honor Flight, veterans visit military monuments in Washington, D.C., and Giving Joy Day, an Eastern spin on "Giving Tuesday", a day to encouraging generosity and goodwill at the beginning of the holiday season, and From Lacey to L.A., Nate Jackson earns his spot in the limelight, Jackson’s loud, energetic and goofy personality on stage even led him to be a competitor on a season of Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ’n Out on MTV, and Prays Well with Others, alum Skyler Oberst celebrates the interfaith community, and 50-Year Reunion Highlights, classes of '66 and '67 return to campus, and Brush & Powder, independent spirit powers entrepreneurial journey, Crystal (Balcom) Ju’s ambition and bravery led her down a path she never imagined – owning a successful international business in South Korea with her husband, and EWU Community Indicators Initiative Turns 10

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  Eastern, Fall 2016

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Raising the Bar, popup retailer, Renee Cebula, sells vintage barware with a shot of history, and Scoop on Swoop, the story behind America's favorite mascot, and Couple Connects with Global Community, Petrie and Cunningham make a difference in the lives of others as the coordinator for EWU’s ESL program and as a paralegal at Quiroga Law Office in Spokane Valley, and Meet the McElwains, premier national football couple Jim and Carey McElwains remembers their EWU roots, and 2016 Alumni Awards, EWU graduates Jean Kaye Swartz and others recognized for outstanding contributions

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  Eastern, Spring 2016

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Not Your Father's Philosophy, professor Kevin Decker teaches without being "teachy", and In the Winners' Circle, Nikeela Black an attorney in Arkoosh Law Offices in Boise and jockey with the most wins in North America, and Growing a Great Future, living: building, curriculum, community; plans to become a worldwide leader in the field of sustainability by offering a new academic degree and by constructing the first “living building” on the campus of a public university in the United States, and A Toast to History, Monica Stenzel uses food to give students an appetite for history, and Super Collider, Kira Burt works on the largest science experiment in the world, Burt is in the field of particle physics as part of an international team inside the CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) underground “super collider.” Wordsmiths, poet laureate Tod Marshall and author Terry Davis leave indelible mark on readers.

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  Eastern, Winter 2015

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Citizen Jess, bestselling author Jess Walter has gone far without leaving home, and Paying it Forward, attorney gives voiceless their day in court through build Community Court,an innovative judicial program that seeks long-term rehabilitation and change in the lives of its defendants. and Peace, Love, Basketball, Sonya Elliot's story of survival, and Eastern's Oldest Graduate 105-year-old Vera Thrall Johnson looks back, and The Beat Goes On, Drummer Vince Littleton puts his spin on the classics playing in Super Diamond and other Bay Area groups, Littleton is able to influence a new generation of young drummers as a private drum instructor, teaching 20 students a week, and Behind the Lens, Dustin Snipes shines a light on celebrity photography

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  Eastern, Fall 2015

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Red Tie Gala, EWU Foundation honors benefactors and beneficiaries of alumni generosity, also President Mary Cullinan's first of many, and 2015 EWU Alumni Awards, highlighted by themes of service and community, outstanding alumni Bill Simer, Alicia Kinne-Clawson, Pam Sloan, Jerry Mellick, Rich Christensen, Brian Lynn, and Thea Loucks recognized and Full Circle, Jim Murphy returns to his alma mater to chair the EWU Board of Trustees, and Women in the Arts Ellen Picken and Valerie Nafé make an impact on the local cultural scene, and A Budding Business, Alumni Andrew Guy, Jess Wamre, Argyle Baukol, Nancy Drinkard and others at the forefront of Washington’s newly legalized cannabis industry, and Man on a Mission, Paul Green shared the great outdoors with students as a professor of Outdoor Recreation at EWU

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  Eastern, Spring 2015

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: The Promise of Our Future, Mary Cullinan was formally installed as the 26th president of Eastern Washington University during an investiture ceremony in historic Showalter Hall May 1, and EWU's Capital Investment, helping shape state policies in Olympia, and Eagles Reach Rarified Air, EWU Men’s basketball team – a season to remember with a record-setting campaign that resulted in an NCAA Tournament berth, and Flight Club Takes Off, Alumni Brian Patterson and Brad Bishop bring life to the student cheering section at EWU men’s basketball games, and Cybersecurity, EWU graduates on the forefront of new enterprise as they are developing strategies, implementing them and creating software to help Fortune 500 companies keep their systems secure, and Publicist to the Stars, alumna Jessica Boyer finds rewarding career as director of operations at the Oprah Winfrey Network, and Social Work Alumni Give Back, Graduates continue to participate in the EWU experience through Social Work Alumni Network

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  Eastern, Fall 2014

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Celebrate, Honor, Recognize, Red Tie Gala event recap celebrating Eastern’s first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign, the event honored the legacy of retiring EWU President Rodolfo Arévalo and EWU Foundation hosting the university’s most generous donors at a special event to say thank you, and Meet President Mary Cullinan, Eastern's 26th President, and Incredible Alumni Honored, 2014 alumni awards winners recognized, and Volesky's Rendezvous with Destiny, Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky takes command of the “Screaming Eagles” one of the country’s most storied military divisions in U.S. history, and Keeping the Dream Alive alumna Elena Calderon overcomes hardships and gives back, and College Football Started Here!, EWU in national spotlight as Eagles kick off the 2014 season on ESPN, and Kelleher Goes the Write Way, Screenwriter, TV writer/producer Tim Kelleher’s career started at EWU

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  Eastern, Spring 2014

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: The Legacy of Dr. A, as Rodolfo Arévalo retires, we look back on his years as president, and Dahir Jigre Believes All Things are Possible, ASEWU President - living the American dream, and Worldly Ways, Alumni Paula Meehan, Dody Harder, Carmen Dowling, and Ethan (Zhi) He follow their passion on different continents, and Redeeming the Bully, Tommy Williams Jr.'s holistic approach to change lives by Operation Healthy Family, a local organization of which Williams is the volunteer CEO and founder, and Senior to Senior, alumni's advice to the Class of 2014

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  Eastern, Winter 2014

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: It's a Great "Time" to be an Eagle, EWU is moving onward and upward, and Funny Man, Comedian and EWU graduate Brad Upton brings laughter to audiences around the globe, and Building Success One City at a Time, Katy Allen's legacy of public service, and Lifelong Bonds, the brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha stay connected

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  Eastern, Fall 2013

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: 2013 Distinguished Alumni Awards, meet this year's winners Cher Desautel, Jason Clerget, Maj. Gen. Privratsky, Melanie Monek, The College Success Foundation, Patrick McManus, and Lori Wyborney, and Eagle Palooza, Eastern has rocked the campus with A-list talent throughout the years, and Street Smarts, alumna Laura Moulton's mobile library, Street Books, brings books too Portland's homeless, and Sage Advice, Todd McFarlane returns to campus to share his perspective on life, love, and success, and Lotzenhiser: an Eastern Original, alumnus and retired faculty - George Lotzenhiser has left his mark on Eastern as composer of music and lyrics for Eastern's first original Alma Mater in 1947 and more

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  Eastern, Spring 2013

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Inside the Operations System of a Renaissance Mans, '70s Dave Sabey - a man of many talents, he's a businessman, philosopher, medical research advocate, cattle rancher, etc, and 20 Under 40, young alums show there's more than one formula by making things happen and finding success on their terms, and Mastering One Passion at a Time, Marshall Peterson trades teaching for career in photography

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  Eastern, Winter 2013

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Love, Eastern Style, they met on campus, fell in love and are living happily-ever-after, alumni share their stories, and Cheney's Cheers, since 1905 this establishment-first Kelly's, then Showie's and now Eagle's Pub - has been a fixture in the Eastern Community, and Katie Pemberton, EWU alumna named Idaho Teacher of the Year, and Paying it Forward, honoring mentor Leonard D. Stern with The Leonard D. Stern Research Award started by Jeff Joireman

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  Eastern, Fall 2012

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Forget the Rose, Give Him a Dollar, Eastern alumnus Doug Clerget makes a lasting impression on The Bachelorette, and Family Ties, an education is forever, Iñiguez family cheered on Moises Iñiguez at Eastern's Commencement as the 11th in the family to earn a 4-year college and 6th to graduate from Eastern, and Shane Hamlin, taking voters into Cyberspace, and A Century in the Making Eastern football - now and then from a football team in 1908 topped out at 16 players with leather helmets and padded pants to 104 years later with a 94-man roster, state-of-the-art equipment, training facilities, and nation's only red sprinturf

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  Eastern, Spring/Summer 2012

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: 2012 Alumni Awards Gala debuts, honors EWU graduates who reflect qualities and commitment of the university, award winners were Gordon Budke, Libby Hein, Lance Kissler, Brigadier General Gary Volesky, Spokane Teachers Credit Union, and Travis Denton, PHD, and Rewarding Service, Gilbert Family gives back to Eastern through John Gilbert Family Veterans Scholarship, and Picture Perfect, EWU photo contest winners are Tom Peacock, Doug Kelly, and Brenda Hall-Howe, and Monster Success, Ken Hudgens drives Feld Motor Sports, a multi-million dollar entertainment conglomerate as Chief Operating Officer

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  Eastern, Winter 2012

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: EPIC Adventures, Easterns outdoor program ascends to new heights from gear rental kiosk to amazing local and international outdoor recreation opportunities, and Threads of Hope, alumna Deborah R. DuPey fair-market trade business Corazon Scarves changes lives of women overcoming oppression and violence in Guatemala, Haiti, and Nepal, and State of the U, the economy's effect on Higher Ed, as economy trickles along, EWU and government step up to help more first-time and returning students afford college - while working within ever-shrinking budgets, and Career Services for Alumni, help for job seekers, and Big Careers Start at Eastern, Mary Ann Murphy a lifelong advocate for abused and neglected children, founded "Partners with Families and Children" continued work led to being named executive director of Children's Advocacy Centers of Washington, the state chapter of the National Children's Alliance, and Rifle Range Revival, ROTC Alumni Maj. Gen. Privratsky and others give back, rifle range is now freshly painted and equipped with high-powered air rifles

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  Eastern, Fall 2011

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Todd McFarlane spawns an empire, from student janitor in Showalter Hall to creative genius behind McFarlane Group of companies, and Powering up the future, Eastern plans to become the Inland Northwest's center for for alternative energy education, and An enduring friendship in upcoming movie, "Hayden Lake", documents alum's life-changing story, and Big careers start at Eastern, Jared Rose making it to the big leagues in sports marketing

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  Eastern, Spring/Summer 2011

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Boots2Suits, Eastern grad, Drew Peneton, helps veterans transition from military life to the civilian job sector, and Favorite Professor, readers share memories of professor who impacted their lives, and Big careers start at Eastern, Alumna Betsy Speare plays leading role at Microsoft, and A course for Success, Golf Legend Jack Nicklaus's right-hand man and Eastern alum, Paul Stringer takes the game worldwide, and Writers in the community, Graduate students, like Paul Merchant and Luke Hammons, share love of teaching the written word to prisoners in Airway Heights Correctional Center

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  Eastern, Winter 2011

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about: Magic Carpet ride, EWU football team caps off magical season with National Championship, and Being There, Alumni Benji Estrellado, Melanie Duggen, Erin Thim, etc, thoughts on the biggest game in Eastern's history, and A Struggle Worth Remembering, H. George Fredrickson recounts journey to NCAA - Division 1 status, and Walter Brothers' Road to Frisco, alumnus Ralph Walter recounts unforgettable road trips with Jess Walter, and Eastern Fans Unite, alumni watch parties held across the country to watch Frisco, Texas game from Washington, in Portland, Phoenix, Los Angeles to cheer on Eastern Eagles, and Community Rallies Honor Team, fans congratulate EWU championship team and coaches on 2010 Football Championship Subdivision title, and Eastern goes Hollywood, alums Joey Pacella, Ted Mayer, Susannah Lowber, etc, make their mark on Tinsel Town, and A Royal Welcome Home, Mrs. Washington Carla Richards returns to Eastern to help judge Homecoming 2010 Royalty Pageant.

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  Eastern, Fall 2010

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about the first game on the red turf of the newly named Roos Field, the Tailgate Guy Jay DiEugenio and his wife Karen, and Bruttles owner Carol Measel.

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  Eastern, Spring/Summer 2010

  Eastern Washington University. Division of University Relations.

  This issue contains articles about the women's basketball team, ESPN host Colin Cowherd, classroom technology, EWU grad Otto Guardado, the EWU Greek system, and EWU grads with "dirty jobs".