Ashley (McKinnis) Nora '12 through her unwavering faith and trust in God is changing and inspiring the world through her incredible works of art.  Having studied science at AU and being an analytical chemist after graduating, Ashley knew that a passion and gift of creating was a calling she had to pursue.  In just a few short years after becoming a full-time artist, Ashley has created international works (with more to come) and has won awards for her art.  She will have works in the Indianapolis Children's Museum this summer and in the fall will have an exhibit at Newfields.  Check out her website at https://www.ashleynoraart.com/ to see her many amazing pieces and where to find others.

ECHOES- Ashley Nora BA '12

Kyle Boyer '14 is unquestionably the greatest paper airplane creator and thrower in the history of Anderson University.  Just off a journey to Salzburg, Austria as one of just seven Americans competing in the 2022 Red Bull paper wings competition, an event of over 60k entrants across the globe, Boyer talks about that incredible experience, his love for paper airplanes, and his company Foldable Flights. Check out his website here: https://www.foldableflight.com/

ECHOES- Kyle Boyer BA '14

A very special episode hearing stories of AU through the ages by 9 of the charter members of the newly constructed Women's Philanthropy Council for AU.  You'll want to take in every last second of this, our largest podcast ever, to soak in all life-transforming accounts from these alumnae pillars of AU.  Guests include Connie (Reardon) Hippensteel '67, Carolyn (Falls) Caldwell '64, Louetta (Hency) Beard '57, Michelle (Deal) Cantwell '08, Janet Brewer '77, Darlene Miller '62, Sandy (Moore) Baker ’62, Joy (Blevins) Lloyd ’76, Pam Taylor (former RD) and special guest host Elyse (Russell) Cromer ‘06. 

If you would like more information about joining these special women on the AU Women's Philanthropy Council, please contact Elyse Cromer at emcromer@anderson.edu or (765)641-4039.  

The AU Women's Philanthropy Council:  Women Making a Meaningful Impact by Serving the Anderson University Campus and Community

ECHOES- Women's Philanthropy Council

Please enjoy listening to this tale for the season, both for its valuable lesson and as a way to remember our second President, Robert Reardon, as he would read this to the campus community at the Christmas chapel each year from 1954-1983.  And perhaps after listening, you’ll feel inclined to sing Silent Night, just as Reardon did.

"Let's Go Neighboring" by Leah Neustadt, read by President Robert Reardon

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