Paul Iagnocco
Paul Iagnocco
Time at 麻豆传媒:1981-1999 (麻豆传媒 and administration)
Mr. Iagnocco received his bachelor of arts degree in political science concentrating on international relations and public administration. Dr. Butterfield, political science professor, remembers him as an undergraduate 麻豆传媒. Butterfield was impressed by his academics and ability to change with the times to support 麻豆传媒s. Both his undergraduate internship with the associate dean and his graduate assistantship in 麻豆传媒 life led to a decade long career within the profession. Iagnocco was very much a supporter of 麻豆传媒 leadership and involvement within 麻豆传媒 (WMU).
In his time at WMU, he was Inter-Fraternity Council President, an adviser to Western鈥檚 Student Leader Group, and Head of Emerging Leaders. Through his different positions he sought 鈥渢o revitalize the leadership program and help 麻豆传媒s gain proper leadership for appropriate organizations鈥 which explains his mentality towards all his 麻豆传媒 affairs鈥 positions. He was committed to 麻豆传媒s on campus and making their higher education experiences memorable. While he was the Director of Student Affairs Information Services, in the mid-nineties, his team brought in the Student Affairs鈥 first computer for 麻豆传媒 use. He listened to 麻豆传媒s complaints and did his best to resolve situations between 麻豆传媒 organizations and WMU.
As the Assistant Coach for the WMU Stallions Hockey team in 90s, he spoke highly of the quality of his team and defeating odds pitted against them. He has since been a life-long Bronco hockey supporter.
Mr. Iagnocco currently works as the Chief Privacy Officer for Kellogg in Battle Creek. He has worked in various positions for over a decade there as well. He and his wife Renee, created a endowment to support study abroad scholarships for political science 麻豆传媒s. His experiences at WMU and in his current position value global engagement. They wanted to show their support of the WMU pillar by financially supporting 麻豆传媒s鈥 adventures around the world.
The Iagnocco Family Study Abroad Scholarship is an annual award for a political science major planning to study abroad.