A weekly publication for the BGSU community

Taft appoints Longaberger executive, graduate student to BGSU Board of Trustees

Governor Bob Taft on May 14 appointed Stephanie Magyar Imhoff, a Longaberger Co. executive, and Korine Steinke, a graduate student in higher education administration, to the BGSU Board of Trustees.

Imhoff, who will serve a nine-year term, replaces Valerie Newell of Cincinnati, whose term is expiring.

The new trustee is a 1982 cum laude graduate of BGSU, where she received a bachelor of science degree in business administration. At BGSU she was a member of Chi Omega sorority, served as a member of student government and was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership
honor society.

As chief financial officer of Longaberger, Imhoff has been instrumental in establishing the company budget and financial plans, and she oversees the areas of treasury, finance and real estate management. She continues to build bank and corporate relationships, providing the company with alternative investment and financing opportunities. Imhoff has played a key role in the creation and implementation of the corporate strategic plan and is a member of the Longaberger Co. Board of Directors.

[READ MORE]

More News

BGSU biologist works
to save endangered Florida wildlife
A BGSU researcher is helping “close the gap” in conservation of Florida’s rare and endangered wildlife.
[READ MORE]

North American biologists coming to BGSU
Biology faculty members from United States and Canadian colleges and universities will be students for a week in June at the University.
[READ MORE]

Alumni Community Award presented to Toledo
art teacher
Commitment to her community has earned a Toledo teacher an honor from the BGSU Alumni Association.
[READ MORE]

Indonesian ‘world jazz’ band to give campus performance
Krakatau, a creative Indonesian “world jazz” band making its first North American tour, will stop at BGSU for a concert June 6.
[READ MORE]

Wooster Street update for the week of May 24
[READ MORE]