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Forging more lifelong Carthage bonds
In memory of her late husband, Phil ’74, the Rev. Diane J. Slocum ’76, has made two gifts that strengthen Carthage’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and social justice.Read More “Forging more lifelong Carthage bonds”- Stories of Impact,Top Stories
Leaders in Philanthropy: Cultivating social justice champions
The Rev. Kären Rasmussen has been a steady presence in the Carthage community and a true leader in philanthropy.Read More “Leaders in Philanthropy: Cultivating social justice champions” A daughter’s inspiration for social change
“The Lord is using you in ways you haven’t even imagined yet,” the Rev. Raymon Pedersen recently told his daughter, LeAnn Pedersen Pope ’79. As the Carthage alumna intensifies her advocacy for social change, her father remains a primary inspiration.Read More “A daughter’s inspiration for social change”- Stories of Impact
A Shared Journey: Generations Study Together
Family members spanning generations make memories by attending Carthage together.Read More “A Shared Journey: Generations Study Together” - Stories of Impact,Top Stories
High-capacity pipeline for music theatre faculty
Alumni of Carthage’s graduate program are shaping voices around the country and beyond. Meet the Master of Music alumni who hold full-time faculty positions at universities around the country.Read More “High-capacity pipeline for music theatre faculty” - The Bridge: Campus News
Siebert Lutheran Foundation grants $50,000 toward chapel renovation
Read More “Siebert Lutheran Foundation grants $50,000 toward chapel renovation”A generous gift from the Siebert Lutheran Foundation will help make much-needed upgrades and restore the grandeur of Carthage’s A.F. Siebert Chapel.
- Stories of Impact,Top Stories
Kenosha’s Grace Kolakowski pledges $3 million to Carthage
Read More “Kenosha’s Grace Kolakowski pledges $3 million to Carthage”Longtime Kenosha resident Grace Kolakowski has committed a total of $3 million to Carthage, advancing three of her biggest passions: faith, the arts, and education.
- The Bridge: Campus News
Carthage awarded $25,000 grant for The Aspire Program
Read More “Carthage awarded $25,000 grant for The Aspire Program”A grant from the Palmer Foundation will enable The Aspire Program to continue hosting its MAP career development navigation tool.
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Over $70K raised for #FirebirdsGiveBack!
We did it! We are thrilled to report that we surpassed our #FirebirdsGiveBack goal to raise $40,000 for Carthage students!Read More “Over $70K raised for #FirebirdsGiveBack!” - Alumni News,Stories of Impact
Brewmaster alum is a thirsty fan’s best friend
When the home crowd sings ‘Roll out the barrel,’ master brewer John Hensley ’02 takes it literally.Read More “Brewmaster alum is a thirsty fan’s best friend” - Faculty & Staff Accolades
Accounting professor Julie Dawson: an asset whose value only appreciates
Accounting professor Julie Dawson provides both academic rigor and individualized support for students.Read More “Accounting professor Julie Dawson: an asset whose value only appreciates” - Top Stories
Carthage’s $100M campaign lays out radiant vision for students
Several donors have already made multi-year commitments, including a $5 million pledge from Board Chair Jeff Hamar ’80 that’s designated for program innovation.Read More “Carthage’s $100M campaign lays out radiant vision for students”