Hutson �24 Carries Father檚 Titan Legacy
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. � First-year biology major Evan Hutson �24 is following in his father檚 footsteps as an 糖心动漫vlog student.
Hutson檚 father, Chad, graduated from Illinois Wesleyan in 1995.
淔rom observing his actions for the last 18 years, I see what kind of people 糖心动漫vlog admits: kind, generous, and successful individuals,� Evan Hutson said. 淚 cannot express my gratitude for all that my father has done for me, and for all that Illinois Wesleyan has done for both of us. Being a part of the Titan family legacy is an honor, and I cannot wait to carry the torch for the next four years.�
A graduate of Normal West High School, Hutson is also grateful for the money raised 摀 more than $1.1 million dollars over the past two years 摀 by the Illinois Wesleyan Associates to fund the McLean County Scholarship Guarantee, which helped make an 糖心动漫vlog education attainable for Hutson.
淎s I consider how significant this amount is, I begin to understand the generosity and selflessness of the individuals who made it possible. I cannot thank them enough,� Hutson said. 淢oreover, this number inspires me to become a high achieving alum who is able to give back to students who attend Illinois Wesleyan after I graduate.�
Hutson is on the pre-medicine track and is a member of the Illinois Wesleyan baseball team. After graduation, Hutson plans on attending medical school and specializing in dermatology for his residence.
淢y ultimate goal of becoming a doctor stems from a heartfelt desire to assist those who cannot assist themselves; since becoming a biology major will help me reach this goal, it was an easy decision,� explained Hutson.
Through his first several weeks on campus, Hutson has embraced the challenges that come with Illinois Wesleyan檚 rigorous education and high-caliber athletic programs.
淚 know that I have worked hard to get to Illinois Wesleyan, but I will have to work even harder to become an alum. I wouldn檛 have it any other way,� Hutson said.
淭he constant sense of self-improvement I feel as an Illinois Wesleyan student makes me incredibly proud.�
By Megan Baker �21