SHON MORRIS '88
Associate AD/Director of Athletic Development
s-morris@northwestern.edu
Shon Morris is in his 18th year as director of development at Northwestern. He is a 1988 graduate of Northwestern's School of Education and four-year letterwinner in basketball where he was a 1,000-point scorer, the 1987-88 Playboy Magazine Anson Mount Scholar-Athlete of the Year and a two-time CoSIDA Academic All-American. Shon continues to serve as a basketball analyst for Northwestern games on WGN Radio, and also does game analysis and studio work for Big Ten Network games. |
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JACK GRIFFIN '90
Assistant Director of Athletic Development
j-griffin2@northwestern.edu
Jack Griffin is in his 12th year as Assistant Athletic Director and Director of the Wildcat Fund. A graduate of Northwestern's School of Education, he earned his bachelor's degree in human development and social policy. While at Northwestern, Jack was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling where he was a national champion, two-time All-American and two-time Big Ten champion. He was inducted into the Northwestern Athletic Hall of Fame during the 2002-03 school year. Jack and his wife Monica (NU '89) live in Skokie with their two sons, Jacob and Ethan. |
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JEAN YALE '57
Development Associate/Special Events Coordinator
j-yale@northwestern.edu
Jean Yale is in her 20th year as a member of the Donor Relations staff and is the Special Events Coordinator for Northwestern Athletics. She earned her bachelor's degree in Northwestern's School of Education. Jean handles more than 40 events a year for the department, from the Benchwarmer Dinner in August to the year-ending Senior Recognition and N Club Induction Banquet in June. The majority of department events are during the football and basketball seasons. Jean has four grown children -- Mary Murray, John Yale, Martha Leinenweber and Tom Yale -- and 12 grandchildren. She resides in Winnetka. . |
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TAMMY WALKER
Development Associate
t-walker@northwestern.edu
Tammy is in her fifth year with Northwestern Athletics, serving as a development associate. A graduate of Miami University in Ohio, she earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in mathematics education. She was a mathematics instructor at Miami University before moving to Evanston. Tammy is the widow of the late Randy Walker, head football coach of the Wildcats from 1999-2006. She has a son, Jamie (NU '04), a daughter, Abbey Boudreau (Brian), a granddaughter, Clara, and a grandson, Walker. |
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ANNE UIBLE
Program Assistant
a-uible@northwestern.edu
Anne is in her third year with the Northwestern Development Department. She is the assistant to the Wildcat Fund, working directly with young alums and is responsible for helping secure gifts for all athletic priorites. Prior to her time in Evanston, Anne was a high school English teacher in the Chicago Public Schools. A graduate of University of Michigan, she earned her bachelor's degree in English and education. Anne received her master's degree in Sports Administration in 2011 from Northwestern. She is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LISA JUSCIK-JONES
Development Assistant
Ljones1014@northwestern.edu
Lisa is in her third year with the Northwestern Development Department and seventh year working for the Wildcat Athletic program. She was the Assistant Director of Media Services from 1994-98, handling the publicity for the men's basketball and field hockey teams and assisting with the Wildcat football program. Lisa earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind. Lisa, her husband Dan, and daughter Emma reside in Chicago. |
