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Alumni News 12 PORTiCO WinTeR 2007 It’s all about the ‘U’ Gretchen Craft Fox ’93 Education “Undergraduate degree from Indiana University; master of science degree from UIndy in Occupational Therapy.” Occupation “I’m chief business development officer, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana.” Family “My son, Nick, 9, and daughter, Sydney, 6.” Residence “Carmel, Indiana.” Why did you choose UIndy? “I chose it for the excellent reputation of its outstanding occupational therapy program.” What do folks not know about you? “I got the chance to meet and coordinate a visit for Christopher Reeve for a fundraiser that benefited RHI and the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.” What’s on campus now that I wish I had when I was a student “The beautiful canal area [Smith Mall] versus the parking lot view we used to have!” Fondest campus memories? “The bell tower and watching UIndy baseball and going with the team to Florida for spring training.” Favorite campus hangout? “The Student Commons area.” Favorite class? “Physiology.” Last book read? “A Nicholas Sparks book—all of them!” How have you been involved as a University volunteer? “On the UIndy Alumni Board of Directors and as chair of the Career Connections Subcommittee.” What motivates you to give time to your alma mater? “I think it is important to give back to UIndy. I have benefited so much from my education and the connections the University has provided for me.” How has UIndy helped you achieve your goals? “The quality education I received was such a vital base to start my career. After graduation, I still felt cared for and could easily call for support from my alma mater as I progressed in my career. The connection I now have as a UIndy Alumni Board member gives me another dimension of commitment and access to valuable resources, which is helpful as I move to another level of professional development.” Have you done other volunteering? “I’m a YWCA board member and cochair of the YWCA Mentoring Program; I assist with the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation’s annual fundraiser; and I’m past-president and current board member for RHI Sports Program.”
Greyhound License Plate Order Form PORTwinter07 This form is needed for both new and renewal plate applications. Name(s) as listed on vehicle registration: ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________________ City / State / Zip: _____________________________________________________________ Daytime Phone Number: ( ) ___________________________________________ My license branch is: ___________________________________________________________ My county is: _________________________________________________________________ Send me plate authorization form(s) @ $20 each; = $ . (This fee is used to underwrite University of Indianapolis programming. This portion may be tax-deductible. Always check with your tax advisor.) Cash Check enclosed (payable to University of Indianapolis) MasterCard VISA Discover American Express Card No. Exp.: / Name on card _____________________________________________________________ For credit card orders, you may fax to (317) 788-3996. Return to: University of Indianapolis / Office of Alumni Relations 1400 East Hanna Avenue / Indianapolis, IN 46227-3697 (317) 788-3295 / alumni@uindy.edu Check all appropriate boxes: University of Indianapolis Alumnus/Alumna University of Indianapolis Student/Parent University of Indianapolis Faculty/Staff University Friend Greyhound Dog Owner You don’t have to wait if you want a Greyhound plate. If your renewal month is not until later in the year, contact the Alumni Office, say you want a plate but later in the year, and we’ll send you a timely reminder. Questions? Call the Office of Alumni Relations at (317) 788-3295 or 1-800-232-8634. G e t a great plate The University of Indianapolis Greyhound license plate, issued in conjunction with the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, is available to anyone—alumni, faculty, staff, parents, students, and friends. It can be used for passenger cars, recreational vehicles, and trucks weighing less than 11,000 pounds. The Indiana BMV will charge an additional $15 at the time each plate is issued. The $20 paid to the University is a charitable donation to the University. Buy a Greyhound license plate and reap instant alumni benefits! Order your plate authorization form online at Alumni Central. Through your past support of the Greyhound license plate program, student programming like the annual Senior Salute dinner is made possible. Alumni Central, your online connection, also is funded through this program. This new password-protected online community enables you to post résumés, find a job, register for events, make a donation, create buddy lists, and shop for alumni services via the business card directory. Here’s how to obtain your Greyhound plate: To order, complete this form. If you have vehicles registered in different family members’ names, submit a separate form for each plate requested (it’s OK to make copies of this form). Return this form, $20 payment, and self-addressed, stamped envelope to University of Indianapolis, Office of Alumni Relations, 1400 E. Hanna Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46227. Mail it with your check or phone the alumni office to place an order (MasterCard, VISA, American Express, Discover). We’ll return the validated form(s) to you promptly. Take the validated form(s) with your other paperwork to your license branch. Call or stop by the Stierwalt Alumni House during business hours to get your Greyhound plate authorization form today! 13 alumni.uindy.edu 13
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