Wayne State magazine, an exclusive benefit for alumni association members, was honored for best redesign by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) district V.
The magazine received a bronze award in the 10,000-plus (member) category. It will be recognized during the annual CASE V conference in December.
The magazine’s staff includes Marguerite Rigby of Farmington Hills, executive director of the alumni association; Michelle Franzen Martin of Grosse Pointe Woods, editor; Sarah Freeman of St. Clair Shores, managing editor; and Beaufort Cranford of Dearborn, contributing editor. Wayne State alumna Marge Kelly of Grosse Pointe is the magazine’s art director.
The magazine was redesigned in spring 2006.
The Wayne State University Alumni Association has been building loyalty and support among alumni for more than 70 years. No matter where they are in life or in the world, alumni association members stay connected through special events, personal and professional development, exclusive discounts, member-only publications and many other benefits. For more information about the Wayne State University Alumni Association, visit www.alumni.wayne.edu or call (313) 577-2300.
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