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Be a part of something BIG!
There are 13,000 Manchester University alumni around the world –
and now there’s a place where we can all come to together.
MU’s new online alumni community is open for business. It’s the
perfect way for you to:
• Share news about your life
• Learn about upcoming events
• Register for events
• Find long-lost friends
• Make a gift
• Upload and share photos
• See reunion photos
• Search for jobs
• Network with others in your career field
“share,” depending on the levels of privacy you choose. Whatever
you “share” will be visible to other MU alumni who join the
community.
Create a password and use it to login in the future.
It’s that easy.
Don’t be left out of the new online alumni community. And tell your
alumni friends to join too. You’ll always be an important part of the
Manchester community.
Sign up now!
If you were in MU’s previous online community, you still need to
register for this one. Here’s how it works:
Look on the mailing label of this Manchester magazine for your
alumni ID number following your name.
Go to http://alumni.manchester.edu.
You’ll see a page that says Manchester University alumni at the top.
In the upper right-hand corner, click on “first time login” and be
prepared to provide the ID number on the magazine mailing label.
Fill in the information you want to share, selecting “hide” or
Joshua Miller ’11 and Heather Hefty of Auburn, Ind., married on
July 11, 2015.
Grace Wuethrich ’11 of Palatine, Ill., married Kyle McNeil on
April 26, 2014. Grace received a doctor of chiropractic degree from
the National University of Health Sciences on April 23, 2015.
Kelsey Airgood ’12 Forester of Ann Arbor, Mich., is an elementary
library media specialist for the Ann Arbor Public Schools.
Patrick Forester ’12 is an emergency medical technician for
Emergent Health Partners in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Benjamin Houston ’12 of Bargersville, Ind., earned a master of
arts degree in history from Western Illinois University in May after
successfully defending his master’s thesis, Creating the Consumer-Runner:
The Impact of Medicine, Commercialization and Public Awareness on the
Popularization of Long-Distance Running in the United States During the
Twentieth Century.
Nick Barbknecht ’13 of Indianapolis, Ind., traveled this past summer
to all of the lower 48 states and documented his travels on Facebook.
He is now working to open the northwest Indiana office of RQAW
Consulting Engineers and Architects.