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Student Laureate Sponsorships

$100.00 – $5,000.00

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due the pandemic, we are unable to hold an in-person recognition ceremony for the Class of 2020 Student Laureates. However, recognition will come by way of social media and postal mail

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Student Laureate Sponsorships

First of all, we invite your continued support of the Student Laureate recognition and convocation because of its clear importance. The following levels of sponsorship are offered:

  • Chancellor’s Circle – $2,500 to $5,000
  • Pioneer Circle – $1,000 to $2,499
  • Leadership Circle – $500 to $999
  • Special Friend – up to $499

View the Class of 2020 Student Laureates Press Release →

 


* This level of donation also is designated in the Student Laureate ceremony commemorative program books.

The Governor of Illinois is President of The Lincoln Academy of Illinois.

The Lincoln Academy of Illinois is a not-for-profit, nonpartisan, and self-perpetuating corporation established in 1964. It was created to recognize the outstanding contributions made by living Illinois citizens, whether by birth or by residence. This recognition is for work toward the social, cultural, and technological progress of mankind. As a result it is to thereby encourage greater dedication to such progress by all citizens of Illinois.

Individuals whose achievements are considered deserving of tribute by the Academy are elected Members of the Academy. As a result they are proclaimed Laureates, and decorated with the Order of Lincoln. The Order of Lincoln is the State of Illinois’ highest award. It is awarded at a formal public ceremony each year.

The Order of Lincoln is the State’s highest award for individual achievement. It consists of conferring upon the Laureate the Badge of the Academy. It also includes a citation outlining the reasons for his or her selection as a Laureate. The Badge is shown on each web page, upper left.

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The Lincoln Academy of Illinois
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The Lincoln Academy of Illinois

Please join us in congratulating Julie Kellner on her retirement. Julie has served as the Executive Director for the Lincoln Academy of Illinois since 2010.

Thank you, Julie, for all your hard work and dedication to the Academy!
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The Lincoln Academy of Illinois
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The Lincoln Academy of Illinois

In honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are highlighting some of our Asian American and Pacific Islander Lincoln Laureates. Steven Shih Chen was born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan until the age of 15 when his family immigrated to the United States.

An alumnus of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA) Official Site, Chen was the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of YouTube. In 1999, Steve arrived in Silicon Valley to join PayPal after studying Computer Science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. On his first day at PayPal, Steve met Chad Hurley, who would later become his YouTube co-founder.

Steve was instrumental in building YouTube into a viral video phenomenon. He helped lead YouTube through the Google acquisition for $1.65 billion, less than a year after launching the site. As the key technologist, Steve developed the company’s massive data centers and helped build YouTube into a premier entertainment destination, and one of the most popular websites on the Internet today.

Steve has received several prestigious honors and acknowledgments from the business and entertainment communities including: Business 2.0’s “50 Most Influential People,” GQ’s “Men of the Year,” Time magazine’s “Best Invention of the Year”, and Fortune’s “Most Powerful People in Business.”

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In honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are highlighting some of our Asian American and Pacific Islander Lincoln Laureates. Steven Shih Chen was born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan until the age of 15 when his family immigrated to the United States.

An alumnus of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA) Official Site, Chen was the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of YouTube. In 1999, Steve arrived in Silicon Valley to join PayPal after studying Computer Science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. On his first day at PayPal, Steve met Chad Hurley, who would later become his YouTube co-founder.

Steve was instrumental in building YouTube into a viral video phenomenon. He helped lead YouTube through the Google acquisition for $1.65 billion, less than a year after launching the site. As the key technologist, Steve developed the company’s massive data centers and helped build YouTube into a premier entertainment destination, and one of the most popular websites on the Internet today.

Steve has received several prestigious honors and acknowledgments from the business and entertainment communities including: Business 2.0’s “50 Most Influential People,” GQ’s “Men of the Year,” Time magazine’s “Best Invention of the Year”, and Fortune’s “Most Powerful People in Business.”

#AAPI #AAPIHeritageMonth
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The Lincoln Academy of Illinois is with Kendall College at National Louis University and National Louis University.
6 days ago
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois

Today's Student Laureate Spotlight features Louwallien Krupa from National Louis University. Krupa is a senior working towards her culinary degree at the Kendall College of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management.

A single mother, Krupa moved to the U.S. from the Philippines without an understanding of the English language. Despite that, she has been able to put herself through college and support her daughter while also working full-time as line/banquet cook at the Butterfield Country Club.

She has devotes her time and energy to help those who are less fortunate than her family by volunteering at orphanages, donating school supplies, and helping families after tragedies by providing meals and clothing. The importance of giving back to others and your community is something that she hopes to instill in her children.
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Todays Student Laureate Spotlight features Louwallien Krupa from National Louis University. Krupa is a senior working towards her culinary degree at the Kendall College of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management.

A single mother, Krupa moved to the U.S. from the Philippines without an understanding of the English language. Despite that, she has been able to put herself through college and support her daughter while also working full-time as line/banquet cook at the Butterfield Country Club.  

She has devotes her time and energy to help those who are less fortunate than her family by volunteering at orphanages, donating school supplies, and helping families after tragedies by providing meals and clothing. The importance of giving back to others and your community is something that she hopes to instill in her children.
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