Faculty & Staff

Faculty

Lucy Bryan

Visiting Assistant Professor

bryanl@denison.edu

Julia Lerner

Managing Editor

Visiting Instructor

lernerj@denison.edu

740-587-8051

Connie Schultz

Professor of Practice

schultzc@denison.edu

Jack Shuler

Professor

Director of Journalism

shulerj@denison.edu

740-587-6244

Doug Swift

Visiting Assistant Professor

swiftd@denison.edu

740-587-5335

Affiliated Faculty

Ron Abram

Professor

The John and Christine Warner Professorship

abram@denison.edu

740-587-6355

Amy Butcher

Associate Professor

butchera@denison.edu

Christopher Cimaglio

Assistant Professor

cimaglioc@denison.edu

740-587-5339

Michael Croley

Associate Professor

croleym@denison.edu

740-587-6570

Peter Grandbois

Professor

The Dr. Viola K. Kleindienst Professorship

grandboisp@denison.edu

740-587-5793

Erik Klemetti

Professor

Chair of Earth & Environmental Sciences

klemettie@denison.edu

740-587-5788

Sangeet Kumar

Associate Professor

kumars@denison.edu

740-587-8528

Andy McCall

Professor

mccalla@denison.edu

740-587-8554

Sheilah (Wilson) ReStack

Professor

restacks@denison.edu

740-587-6770

Laura Russell

Professor

russelll@denison.edu

740-587-8523

Jesse Schlotterbeck

Associate Professor

schlotterbec@denison.edu

740-587-6746

James Weaver

Associate Professor

Chair of English

Lorena Woodrow Burke Endowed Chair of English

weaverj@denison.edu

740-587-5794

Staff

Cynthia Greenleaf

Assistant Director

greenleafc@denison.edu

Emeriti Faculty

Alan Miller

Professor of Practice Emeritus

millerad@denison.edu

Spotlights

Two people stand side by side on a staircase indoors, smiling at the camera. A diagram is visible on the white wall behind them.

Denison student journalists gain professional experience on the air

From rattlesnakes to rock ’n’ roll, Tyler Thompson ’27 and Ellen Hansen ’28 brought the news of central Ohio to listeners of WOSU 89.7 NPR News.

Three women stand indoors, smiling at the camera. Two younger women wear medals on red and white ribbons around their necks, and the other woman stands between them. Other people are visible in the background.

Pulitzer winner’s lasting impact

Denison Professor of Practice Connie Schultz says, “I think an informed citizen is the true definition of a patriot.”

The science behind the art of writing

The course emphasizes storytelling for scientists looking to publicize their work and teaches storytellers how to write about science with more expertise.

Denison Magazine

Keeping the public informed

Journalism chose these Denison graduates — and they're chasing it from Ohio to Africa.

Inspiring students to pursue their passion for storytelling is rewarding to visiting assistant journalism professor Doug Swift, who arrived at Denison in 2017.

5 questions with Journalism’s Doug Swift

Swift talks about why he got into documentaries and how he involved students in his latest project, 10,000 Acres.

Documentary explores human relationship to the land

It took 10 years for journalism professor Doug Swift to document and assemble the chronicle of this small, but revealing, corner of Appalachia.

Denison Magazine

Off The Hill and into a community

The Reporting Project at Denison is putting heart into local news — and telling one of Licking County’s biggest stories.

What's Happening

What's Happening

Denison’s momentum recognized in latest national rankings

New Denison Commitment provides price transparency for families

Faculty & Staff

Faculty

Lucy Bryan

Julia Lerner

Connie Schultz

Jack Shuler

Doug Swift

Affiliated Faculty

Ron Abram

Amy Butcher

Christopher Cimaglio

Michael Croley

Peter Grandbois

Erik Klemetti

Sangeet Kumar

Andy McCall

Sheilah (Wilson) ReStack

Laura Russell

Jesse Schlotterbeck

James Weaver

Staff

Cynthia Greenleaf

Emeriti Faculty

Alan Miller

Spotlights

Denison student journalists gain professional experience on the air

Pulitzer winner’s lasting impact

The science behind the art of writing

Keeping the public informed

5 questions with Journalism’s Doug Swift

Documentary explores human relationship to the land

Off The Hill and into a community

What's Happening

Reporting Project garners statewide recognition

Elevating unheard voices

Journalist’s career defined by the interesting people he met