The Division of Student Affairs held their Steve and Sandi Adams Legacy Hall of Fame ceremony on Friday, April 12. This annual event celebrates alumni with a passion for making a difference and a commitment to excellence.
The Legacy Hall of Fame is named in honor of Vice President emeritus Steve Adams and former first lady of the Division Sandi Adams for their many years of combined service and commitment to Illinois State University. It recognizes their dedication to the role holistic education plays in the life of a student, as well as their loyalty to Illinois State. It was a momentous occasion to have the Adams in attendance for the 6th annual Legacy Hall of Fame ceremony.
Induction into the Hall of Fame is an honor bestowed upon alumni who served as student leaders or student employees in the Division of Student Affairs. Recipients are recognized for their contributions while on campus and their post-graduation commitment to:
- Contributing new knowledge through research, scholarship, and creative pursuits.
- Providing enduring dedication to individualized attention.
- Promoting teamwork, respect for differences, and goals that celebrate diversity.
- Enhancing the quality of life for communities through collaborative and individual action.
A retired educator, student affairs administrator, and an assistant superintendent are the newest inductees to the Steve and Sandi Adams Legacy Hall of Fame.
2019 Inductees
Camille Taylor
Camille Taylor
Camille Taylor ‘78, M.S. ’85, is a retired educator, active community member, and social justice advocate. She worked for the Normal Unit 5 School District for 35 years and has been very active throughout the Bloomington-Normal community. Specifically, she has served on the boards of the Baby Fold, the YWCA, and the League of Women Voters. Taylor currently serves as chair of the YWCA Foundation Board, and the co-chair of the Not in Our Town Steering Committee and the Not In Our School Education Committee.
Read her full bio.
Stan Shingles
Stan Shingles
Shingles ’82, M.S. ‘88 is currently an assistant vice president in the Division of Enrollment and Student Services for University Recreation at Central Michigan University, where he has spent the past 30 years. He has held several leadership positions in professional associations and is active in various leadership roles in his community, including Special Olympics, United Way, and the American Red Cross. Additionally, Shingles currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Illinois State University Black Colleagues Association.
Read his full bio.
Dr. Diane Wolf
Diane Wolf
Diane Wolf, B.S. ’89, B.S. ’92, M.S. ’94, Ed.D. ’15, has over twenty years of experience in education. She currently serves as assistant superintendent for Bloomington Public Schools and serves her community by representing educators on the Behavioral Health in Schools Board and McLean County Health Department Advisory Board. Powerful classroom assessments and professional development have become her trademark. Wolf is a nationally recognized speaker for several organizations, sharing her knowledge of classroom assessments.
Read her full bio.
For additional information about the Steve and Sandi Adams Legacy Hall of Fame Awards contact the Division of Student Affairs at (309) 438-5451.
