Great fall temperatures and lots of sunshine contributed to a nearly picture perfect Homecoming at Wabash.
Wally stops to show off with a couple students.
Sam Vaught ’16 plays the piano at the Celebrating Leadership Luncheon.
Many alumni gathered to celebrate another successful year for the Annual Fund at the Celebrating Leadership Luncheon.
Susan Smith H’75 created the original Wally mascot head. She noticed he needs a little touch up.
Associate Dean for College Advancement Joe Klen ’97 welcomed the crowd to the Celebrating Leadership Lunch and recapped a successful Annual Fund year. The Annual Fund raised the second highest total at just over $3.2 million and had a record 5,000+ donors.
President Gregory Hess gave thanks for the 'generosity that transforms this College and remakes it for each generation of students whose time has come to accept the responsibility of leadership and accomplishment that defines we Little Giants."
Sky King ’15 told of the opportunities he has had as a Wabash student thanks to the generous donors. King has participated in Immersion Learning courses, business opportunities, and studied Western art in Europe.
The tables at the Celebrating Leadership Luncheon were decorated with fall photos from around the Wabash College campus. Guests were encouraged to take home the photos and frames. The following photos were among the iconic images captured at Wabash.
Associate Dean for College Advancement Joe Klen ’97 welcomed the crowd to the Celebrating Leadership Lunch and recapped a successful Annual Fund year. The Annual Fund raised the second highest total at just over $3.2 million and had a record 5,000+ donors.
President Gregory Hess gave thanks for the 'generosity that transforms this College and remakes it for each generation of students whose time has come to accept the responsibility of leadership and accomplishment that defines we Little Giants."
Sky King ’15 told of the opportunities he has had as a Wabash student thanks to the generous donors. King has participated in Immersion Learning courses, business opportunities, and studied Western art in Europe.
The tables at the Celebrating Leadership Luncheon were decorated with fall photos from around the Wabash College campus. Guests were encouraged to take home the photos and frames. The following photos were among the iconic images captured at Wabash.