Kevin Hill M'23
Kevin Hill M’23 spent decades working in East Coast theater before attending USI to finally earn his long-sought college degree.
Earning a degree from USI is just the beginning of a lifelong connection. As a member of the Screaming Eagles family, you have the opportunity to stay engaged, support future generations of students and strengthen the University through your involvement. Your continued connection helps shape the future of the University.
After graduation, you remain an essential part of the University. All graduates are encouraged to maintain a strong connection with USI by volunteering their time and expertise, participating in local networking events, and staying in touch with former classmates. As alumni, you can also play a vital role in encouraging your family and friends to enroll in our wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs.
With a growing network of over 55,000 graduates, USI Alumni body holds a prominent position in the success of USI. By actively engaging as an alumnus, you can enjoy various services provided and contribute to the continued reputation of USI. It's a significant return on a small investment.
Kevin Hill M’23 spent decades working in East Coast theater before attending USI to finally earn his long-sought college degree.
Jack Wallace ’16, a lifelong storyteller from Princeton, Indiana, helped create the Emmy-nominated 2024 Super Bowl campaign “Michael CeraVe.”
Garrett Mitchell ’09 M ’16 recently won Boeing’s Engineer of the Year award, serving as a product review engineer there.
Randy Haaff chose USI for its affordability, inspired by neighbor Frances Forsythe, whose encouragement helped shape his future.
Drew ’04 and Carrie ’06 Rice welcomed their first child while making a significant commitment to support their alma mater.
Most college sweethearts have memorable stories, but few can say they met on campus and later raised an NHL star.
Matt Myers ’83 earned a third Fulbright Scholar Award, teaching cinematography at Romania’s prestigious Babes-Bolyai University during 2024–25.
Wendy Broughton ’10 M’13, Executive Director at Todd-Dickey, earned regional Executive Director and Skilled Nursing Facility honors.
Allison (Schmitt) Long ’06 left her job to pursue the American dream, using skills gained at USI successfully.
McKenzie Hampton M’25, a recent USI Criminal Justice graduate, is advancing her academic journey by pursuing a doctorate at Walden.
Erin Hollinger ’20 M’23, a USI educator and doctoral student, credits criminal justice faculty for shaping her growth.
Clifton Jett, Jr. ’20 teaches English at Warren Central, using skills gained through USI theatre arts to inspire students.
Amy Jo chose USI, building on strong family, faith and community values that shaped her lifelong commitment to service.
Choosing USI was an investment in home, offering strong academics, exceptional people and enduring connections to the region.
Growing up in Tell City, Indiana, Alex Rogier developed a strong work ethic and passion for manufacturing through family influences.
When it came time to choose a college, USI stood out because of its location and strong art program.
USI felt like home from the start. Inspired by her mother’s connection and childhood campus experiences, Lily’s Presidential Scholarship opened new opportunities.
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