Maguire to retire after 30 years
Scott Waldyn
Issue date: 10/10/07 Section: News
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Among his many achievements at Western, Maguire earned the national Council for Advancement and Support of Education Grand Award in 1982 for improvement in overall advancement. He also earned University Relations a CASE bronze medal in 1985 for radio programming and a silver medal in 1991 for school and college partnerships. In 2003, Maguire achieved the CASE Research Writing Award based on his research titled, "Public Institutions in Higher Education Policies on the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990 and the Buckley Amendment."
Beginning Nov. 19, Maguire will launch a new career as director of public relations and fund development with McDonough District Hospital in Macomb.
"As I look forward to a new career in a similar field, McDonough District Hospital is an outstanding service provider for our community and especially Western employees and students. As a lifelong resident of Macomb, it is a good fit for me professionally and personally," he said.
"John Maguire has provided outstanding service to Western Illinois University for over 30 years," said Western President Al Goldfarb. "He will be greatly missed."
In recognition of Maguire's work with the university, his retirement reception has been scheduled in the University Union Lamoine Room for Nov. 14 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Beginning Nov. 19, Maguire will launch a new career as director of public relations and fund development with McDonough District Hospital in Macomb.
"As I look forward to a new career in a similar field, McDonough District Hospital is an outstanding service provider for our community and especially Western employees and students. As a lifelong resident of Macomb, it is a good fit for me professionally and personally," he said.
"John Maguire has provided outstanding service to Western Illinois University for over 30 years," said Western President Al Goldfarb. "He will be greatly missed."
In recognition of Maguire's work with the university, his retirement reception has been scheduled in the University Union Lamoine Room for Nov. 14 from 4 to 6 p.m.
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