Driving Student Philanthropy Awareness
Freshman Mac Vore happened upon the Ball State Foundation’s Instagram account as a senior in high school. It was on “One Ball State Day”—the University’s annual 24-hour online fundraising event.
Kate is a contributing writer to Ball State Magazine, lecturer of journalism at the university, and freelance writer/editor. Previously, the Missouri native was editor of two university alumni magazines, worked in higher education marketing and was a feature writer and columnist. Kate supports many community organizations, including Muncie Community Schools and the 8twelve Coalition.
Freshman Mac Vore happened upon the Ball State Foundation’s Instagram account as a senior in high school. It was on “One Ball State Day”—the University’s annual 24-hour online fundraising event.
Joel Whitesel, ’89 MA ’90, director of student success and retention, guides students through monthly networking and professional development exercises and events.
One graduate’s 45-year engagement demonstrates the various ways to connect through-out one’s life.
Before he passed in late June, Dr. Charles Payne shared his journey to start the University’s first multicultural education program.
Gary Vance, ’77, has discovered his mentorship efforts, including those with Mary Kate Hopf, provide him a professional benefit, too.