Denison Magazine - Issue 01 | 2023-24 - Winter

issue 01 | 2023-24 - winter
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Success 100 ways

We celebrate the wildly diverse achievements of Denison alums. If you're not in this issue, it's only because we ran out of pages.

Coffee cup with beans on an orange background

Startup stars

When Denison entrepreneurs see a need in the world, they find a way to address it.

Keyboard and mouse

Tech and business pioneers

From NASA to TikTok and a whole lot in between, Denisonians flex their liberal arts skills in business and tech.

Guitar

Music makers

Denisonians go on to make serious noise as alums.

Chris DeVille

Film clapper board

Show stoppers

These Denisonians took on the tough job of entertaining the world.

Squash racket, Football and Baseball

The sporting kind

A career in athletics can take many forms (and each one is pretty cool).

Notebook and Apple

Advancing education

As teachers and administrators, Denison grads are taking learning to the next level

Guardian of the Barbie galaxy

Lisa Stewart McKnight ’90 and her Mattel team helped bring diversity, girl empowerment, and inspired messaging to the Barbie line.

Lisa McKnight

A voice for video

Talent and ambition got Sheldon Freeman to ESPN — but there were plenty of hiccups along the way.

Sheldon Freeman

A game-changing stadium

This is the future home of Denison lacrosse and soccer — a premier facility quickly taking shape on the northern part of campus.

Stadium rendering

Seale of approval

How a Denison alum brought standards to the mulch industry – and likely saved you some landscaping money along the way.

Richard Seale, the Mulch King

A Denison love story

Wedding bells rang 68 years ago for Dave and Joanne Woodyard. Here's what happened next.

Joanne and Dave in front of Swasey Chapel

Squashing the competition

For some, "squash" indicates a fruit or vegetable ­— not a vigorous athletic contest featuring racquets and a small rubber ball.

Denison Women's Squash team

The Ultimate experience

You don’t have to be good to join the Denison Frisbee Ultimate Club — but you have to be willing to have a good time.

Frisbee

Getting a career jumpstart

Denison's Knowlton Center for Career Exploration is gaining national recognition for its innovative and proactive approach.

Career discussion at Journey program

The Last Word

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