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Four from IC community honored by local newspaper

1.04.2021

A senior student and three alumni, including a current staff member, are among those recently honored by the Jacksonville Journal-Courier newspaper’s “20 Under 40” initiative to spotlight young community leaders throughout the area.

Featured from ͬɫ in the publication are: 

  • , superintendent of Triopia CUSD 27, volunteer coach for athletics and a children’s church volunteer at First Christian Church in South Jacksonville; 
  • , faculty support and educational technology specialist in IC’s Office of Information Technology and principal timpanist and former executive director of the Jacksonville Symphony Society;
  • , photographer and founder of , a creative services company that specializes in brand photography and web design for women in small business; and
  • , a senior at ͬɫ with a double major in secondary education and English literature who will begin student teaching in the spring. Jordan is involved in several honor societies, the ͬɫ Chamber Singers, and the IC varsity softball team, and serves as student director for the Center for Student Involvement and president of Brothers and Sisters in Christ (BASIC).

According to the , the “20 Under 40” series recognizes Jacksonville’s “next generation of movers and shakers” and “the people who help make the city and area what it is today and are helping guide it into the future.”

The publication honored only 19 community members and reserved the 20th spot in recognition of healthcare workers, teachers and other essential laborers who have helped care for the community during the pandemic.  

To read the full “20 Under 40” publication, visit  

 

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Founded in 1829, ͬɫ is a residential liberal arts college fostering academic excellence rooted in opportunities for experiential learning while preparing students for lifelong success. The college is located in Jacksonville, ͬɫ. With an enrollment of more than 1,000 students, the college offers over 50 undergraduate programs. In 1932, the society of Phi Beta Kappa established a chapter at ͬɫ, and it remains one of only 11 in the state.

ͬɫ is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.

Visit www.ic.edu for more information.

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Emily Titsworth '19, Writer
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