Photo Albums

Professor of biology Amanda Ingram is all smiles after receiving her 10-year employment award from President Gregory Hess.

Director of human resources Cathy Metz responds to cheers after being honored.

Professor of history Stephen Morillo (left) and Dean of the College Gary A. Phillips share a laugh on statge.

Professor Stephen Morillo basks in the glow of his 25 years on campus.

Steven Klein, associate dean for college advancement (right), acknowledges Linda Weaver (left) for 35 years of service to the College. He said, 'For over ten years now, we have benefitted from your tireless work ethic, creative talent, high level of organization, quick wit, kind heartedness and leadership on campus.'

Associate Director of Admissions Jamie Watson listens to her retirement presentation. Said Steve Klein, 'Beyond the dozens of student she recruited from her territory, hundreds of other young men and their parents were drawn to Wabash by well run visit days and scholarship programs organized and run by Jamie. She gave those students the opportunity to picture themselves here.'

Mike Warren (left, smiling) and Steve Hoffman (center) react to Jamie Watson's retirement recognition. Steve Klein said, 'Your colleagues in admissions and financial aid will miss you a great deal. We’ll not only miss your planning skills and sense of humor, but the kindness and sensitivity that has made our office a better place to work.'

Dean of Students Mike Raters speaks fondly of retiring director of academic support services Julia Rosenberg, saying 'You have been passionate, outspoken, perceptive, and relentless in your efforts to make certain Wabash College educates all of her students – and, yes, all of her professionals - to think more critically, act more responsibly, lead more effectively, and especially live more humanely.'

Of trade book manager Judy Wynne's (center) retirement, Tom Keedy said, 'Judy has a special gift for listening and caring. She is one of those special people with whom students share their successes and their failures, their joys and their concerns.'

A laid back professor of Classics Jeremy Hartnett takes it all in.

Tobey Herzog, professor of English and the Anderw & Anne Ford Chair in the Liberal Arts, listens to his retirement presentation after 38 years on campus. Said colleague Warren Rosenberg, 'Tobey is a popular and masterful teacher. Most of his classes are, year in and year out, some of the first to close during registration. Students are and have always been eager to take a Herzog class.'

Peggy Herzog smiles during Professor Rosenberg's honoring of her husband, Tobey.

Tobey Herzog is all smiles following the program. 'As first and only commissioner of the NBA (the Noon Basketball Association) he has put his love of athletics into action, still making jump shots and playing occasional defense as he approaches his seventh decade,' said Rosenberg.

Head Wrestling Coach Brian Anderson was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Classics Professor Jeremy Hartnett was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Music Professor Peter Hulen was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Head Tennis Coach Jason Hutchison was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Biology Professor Amanda Ingram was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Bon Appetit General Manager Mary Jo Johnston was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Dee Jellison with Bon Appetit was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

English Professor Tim Lake was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Director of Human Resources Cathy Metz was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Nurse Carol Lamb was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.

Economics Professor Peter Mikek was recognized for 10 years service to Wabash College.