University of Phoenix Attends Moondance Gala
Our staff channeled their Southwestern spirit on October 24 when they wore their jewels, jeans, and jackets to the Heard Museum’s Moondance Gala. The gala raised funds for education programs at the museum that directly impact students, children, and the visitor experience.
Teach for America Chicago Annual Benefit Dinner
On October 22 University of Phoenix joined with 400 local s upporters to celebrate the impact of Teach for America and l earn more about its efforts to expand educational opportunity for all children. The event featured Ron Huberman, CEO, Chicago Public Schools and Wendy Kopp, CEO and Founder, Teach for America. Currently, 415 Chicago corps members are working relentlessly to improve academic outcomes for students in Chicago’s highest-need c ommunities. We are proud to support Teach for America’s commitment to education in our sister city.
Executive Team Represents Apollo Group at GPEC Annual Dinner
The Greater Phoenix Economic Council is committed to bringing quality companies from all over the world to the Greater Phoenix area. Phoenix offers a high quality of life with low cost of living, a talented, young workforce and fast-growing industries such as aerospace, green technology, and biotech. We were proud to have Bill Pepicello, President of University of Phoenix, and our executives represent Apollo Group and the city of Phoenix at the October 1 dinner.
University of Phoenix Supports the NMAI 20th Anniversary Gala in Washington, DC
This October the National Museum of the American Indian celebrated its 20th anniversary. NMAI is the sixteenth museum of the Smithsonian Institution. It is the first national museum dedicated to the preservation, study, and exhibition of the life, languages, literature, history, and arts of Native Americans.
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University of Phoenix once again participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on Sunday, October 11. Over 1,200 employees ran, walked, or slept in on behalf of cancer research and hope. This year’s race once again proved to be an exceptional event. Thousands of breast cancer survivors and supporters completed a 5k message of perseverance, camaraderie, and determination. We are proud to report that Team University of Phoenix raised over $34,000 to aid the scientific community in their efforts to advance medical innovation for our families and friends affected by breast cancer. Thank you for your continued support of Susan G. Komen and your dedication to a cure.
