The DES is open to all faculty and staff of DePaul University who have retired from the university with 20 years of full-time service and are 55 years or older, or have retired from the university with 10 years of full-time service and are 62 years or older.
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Introduction
About the DePaul Emeritus Society
DePaulUniversity values its ongoing connections with its faculty and staff retirees, as it values their past contributions to the university’s mission. The DePaul University Emeritus Society was founded in 2008 with the merger of the Staff Emeritus Society and the Emeritus Professors Association. The Society is sponsored by the University’s Office of Mission and Values.
The purpose of the DePaul Emeritus Society is to provide a means for ongoing connection, communication, and socialization between the university and its emeritus faculty and staff, and between individual retirees whose professional lives were for so many years dedicated to university service.
Photos, events, and information of interest to members of the DePaul Emeritus Society will be posted to this blog. Please take a look, add your comment, offer to be an "author" or just enjoy.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
DES Luncheon, May 20, 2011
DES members enjoyed a wonderful lunch on May 20, 2011 at the Cortelyou Commons. We were fortunate to have Fr. John Richardson as our guest speaker who shared his remembrances from his over 50 years at DePaul University. He noted, with the exception of Dick Houk, he had been at DePaul longer than anyone else in the room! In addition, a representative from Blue Cross/Blue Shield presented information on the current prescription drug program. We were also pleased to meet Brad Helgeland, the recipient of our third DES Scholarship.
We were delighted to welcome four individuals to the DES Luncheon for the first time: Jim Seri, Education; Milt Shulman, Accounting; Martha Faulhaber, spouse of Robert Faulhaber, Economics; and Fr. Richardson, past president.
More information on the May 20 DES Luncheon can be found in the following posts.
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