Another 2002 graduate, Nick Kingsley of
Hudson, planned to start at SHU then transfer elsewhere for chemical engineering—but
Siena turned out to be where he wanted to
stay.
• Sister and brother Cholwe and Ngoma
Hantuba of Zambia, who earned
degrees in hospitality management and
business administration at the Benton
Harbor Center.
Along the way, his sister, Kateri Kingsley
’96, returned for her master’s in teaching.
From the
Heights
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Nick and Kateri both graduated this spring,
he with a B.S. in chemistry and a math
minor, she with her M.A. Cheering them on
was another Siena Heights graduate: their
mom, Mary Ann Werstein Kingsley, a 1974
social work alumna!
Other families who celebrated multiple
Siena Heights graduations this year include:
• David Klinger and his daughter
Elizabeth “Liz” Klinger of Hudson,
who both received Bachelor of Arts
degrees;
• Valria McLerran and her daughter Lisa
Butterfield of Tecumseh, who completed Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor
of Social Work degrees, respectively;
• Identical twins Gary and Kevin Schultz
of Clawson, who earned degrees in
computer and information systems
(Gary) and general studies (Kevin);
• Husband-and-wife team Michael and
Connie Harwood of Owosso, who
earned Bachelor of Applied Science
degrees at Siena’s Lansing Center,
he in electromechanical technology
and she in paralegal technology/legal
assistant;
journal will “Eclipse” all others!
Reynolds Chair in Poetry at University of
Nebraska (Kearney) where he is professor of
English. Other past editors have gone on to
careers in art, publishing, and writing.
Faculty advisor for the first issue was Simone
Yehuda, now professor of English at Siena.
Other English faculty also have advised the
journal, but Yehuda has remained involved
almost continuously since its founding.
Now, a team of three faculty partner with
students working on the journal: Yehuda,
marketing professor Claudia Blanchard, and
art professor Christine Reising.
Call for Submissions for 2003
Submissions for “Eclipse 2003” will be
accepted until mid-November. Entries are
invited from students, faculty, alumni and
others interested in the publication. Submission is not a guarantee of publication; pieces
are selected by jury.
• A maximum of 6 pages of poetry may
be submitted.
• A maximum of 6 pages of prose and/or
drama may be submitted.
• A maximum of 6 pieces of art may
be submitted. Black and white photographs and digital images are encouraged. All original artwork will be
returned.
• Include a cover sheet with your name,
address, phone number, email address,
and the title of each work submitted.
Do not put your name on the actual
submissions, only on your cover sheet,
as all work is selected by a blind jury
process.
Send submissions to:
Eclipse
c/o Simone Yehuda
Siena Heights University
1247 E. Siena Heights Dr.
Adrian, MI 49221