IUS celebrates life of previous chancellor Ray Wallace
The community honored the life of Wallace on Sept. 10 in the Ogle Center
Rachel Miller, Staff Reporter
September 14, 2021
Chancellor Ray Wallace’s photographs and achievements fill a table for many colleagues and students of IU Southeast to enjoy.
IU Southeast students and friends munch on doughnuts in celebration of Chancellor Ray Wallace’s passion for food.
Acting Chancellor Kathy Girten talks with those attending Chancellor Ray Wallace’s memorial.
IU Southeast students enjoy doughnuts concluding Chancellor Ray Wallace’s memorial service.
Chancellor Ray Wallace’s iconic “I baked” words with a doughnut celebration concluding his ceremony.
Vice Chancellor for Advancement Betty Russo concludes Chancellor Ray Wallace’s memorial service by inviting IU Southeast to remember him by enjoying doughnuts in the lobby.
Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Amanda Stonecipher reads “Digging” by Seamus Heaney.
Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance Dana Wavle talks of Chancellor Ray Wallace’s time and effort to make IU Southeast a great community for students.
IU Southeast class of 2019 Matthew McClellan tells of Chancellor Ray Wallace’s encouraging words to him in The Horizon Radio station each morning.
The Louisville Pipe Band plays “Amazing Grace” by John Newton to introduce Chancellor Ray Wallace’s memorial to IU Southeast.
Indiana State Senator Ron Grooms reminds IU Southeast of Chancellor Ray Wallace’s heart for the community.
Former Board of Advisors member and IU Southeast Alumnus Joey Rivera tells a comedic story of Chancellor Ray Wallace at his celebration of life memorial.
Acting Chancellor Kathy Girten tells of Chancellor Ray Wallace’s empathetic heart for others during his celebration of life ceremony.
The Louisville Pipe Band plays “Amazing Grace” by John Newton to introduce Chancellor Ray Wallace’s memorial to IU Southeast.
Executive Assistant to the Chancellor Donna Harvey and Interim Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Sue Sciame-Giesecke take a moment with fellow IU Southeast staff before Chancellor Ray Wallace’s memorial.