Alumni News
John Kilyk '80 pays it forward
John Kilyk '80, an intellectual-property attorney with Leydig, Voit, and Mayer in Chicago, visited the College on November 17, 2005. Kilyk, who majored in chemistry at Kenyon, discussed with several students how majors in the sciences can lead to legal careers. Kilyk's talk paid homage to a visit during his college days by Thomas Hoffman '62, whom Kilyk credits with inspiring him to launch his own legal career. Kilyk is pictured here with Sarah Spiegler '06, daughter of Jacob '74 and Diane Spiegler '76.
It's your choice
A nother winter is here--and that means it's time once again to choose your Alumni Council representatives and Alumni Trustees. For the second year, elections will take place online. Look for links to an electronic ballot to arrive in your e-mail inbox as part of the February issue of the Kenyon News Digest . If you would prefer to vote on a paper ballot, call 1-800-KENYONC in mid-February to request one.
Alumni Council candidates:
Donald A. Fischman '57
Barbara L. Kakiris '97
Emily Resnik Conn '85
Gary L. Nave '68 P'97,'04
William F. Paraska '70
Barbara B. Evans '87
Alumni Trustee candidates:
Carla R. Ainsworth '95
Mark M. O'Connell '80
Birgitta I. Sutter '83
James F. Parker '81
Uniquely Kenyon
Calling all photographers! During your time at the College, did you capture on film one of those uniquely Kenyon moments--perhaps a gathering of friends in the upside-down tree, a raucous moment in Peirce Great Hall, or a pizza party in a Caples dorm room? We're looking for photos of moments such as these to feature in a new occasional series. Either fill your photo albums with these memories at alumni.kenyon.edu, or send them to us directly. Contact Jill Shriver in the Office of Alumni and Parent Programs at shriverj@kenyon.edu.
Uniquely Kenyon
Calling all photographers! During your time at the College, did you capture on film one of those uniquely Kenyon moments--perhaps a gathering of friends in the upside-down tree, a raucous moment in Peirce Great Hall, or a pizza party in a Caples dorm room? We're looking for photos of moments such as these to feature in a new occasional series. Either fill your photo albums with these memories at alumni.kenyon.edu, or send them to us directly. Contact Jill Shriver in the Office of Alumni and Parent Programs at shriverj@kenyon.edu.
Advanced alumni search: it's easy!
D o you want to talk to alumni who work as journalists in New York City? Are you moving to Chicago and trying to locate other Peeps in the area? Do you want to know who else did graduate work at Case Western Reserve University? The advanced search option on Kenyon's online alumni directory makes it easy to get answers to questions like these.
To find the names of those New York journalists--or anybody else, for that matter--just log on to alumni.kenyon.edu , click on Advanced Search , and enter your search terms. For example, select "New York" from the region drop-down box and choose "journalism" from the occupation box . Then click on the search button . It's that simple.
If you've lost your password for the directory, contact Jill Shriver in the Office of Alumni and Parent Programs at shriverj@kenyon.edu.
Pathways of Excellence
Kenyon gives you pathways to travel. You begin on Middle Path , sensing the history it embodies, savoring its spirit of community. Middle Path gives rise to so many other pathways --paths of intellectual discovery, career paths, personal journeys, shared adventures.
You can sustain these pathways by supporting the Kenyon Fund. Your gift will ensure that all Kenyon students, now and in the future, enjoy their own pathways of excellence.
The Kenyon Fund: A Vital Pathway
Like all of Kenyon's pathways, the Kenyon Fund makes its way into every corner of campus.
Alumni who give to the Kenyon Fund support academic life, scholarships, student activities, faculty and academic programs--even the gravel on Middle Path. All gifts, regardless of size, have an impact. Every contribution yields benefits.
Help us sustain the strength of a Kenyon education by giving to the Kenyon Fund today. Visit http://gift.kenyon.edu to make a gift online.
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