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740-587-0810
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Established 1965
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Fellows Hall
In Fellows, the ITS Help Desk's full-time technicians and student technology assistants assist all on campus with computing needs such as network connectivity issues, software upgrades, accounts and passwords, viruses, and hardware problems.

More about Fellows Hall

One of six buildings on Denison's campus designed by Gilbert Seltzer, Fellows Hall honors the participants in the 1942 fundraising campaign, the Denison Fellows Program, that asked members to contribute $100 annually toward the development of the college. The Functional Georgian style building was completed in 1965.

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View the departments, offices, programs, services, and faculty with offices located in Fellows Hall.

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Departments, Offices, Programs & Services

Arabic — 301
Chinese — 301
French — 301
German — 301
Global Commerce — Suite 102
History — 411
Japanese — 301
Portuguese — 301
Spanish — 301

Faculty & Staff

Busic, Jason- 301N
Dinh, Son- 102E
Goldman, Max- 101B
Lian, Xinda- 301F
Mujic, Julie- 102C
Palmer, Jane- 102B
White, David- 212C
Wurst, Dan- 003B

Fellows Hall Archives

Coffee Break with Yusuf Ahmed '16

International Studies alumnus, Yusuf Ahmed '16 shares his experience working in Iraq and Jordan for the past two years.

A WISR Whits Wednesday

The Global Commerce Program will be hosting the Knowlton Center's Director of Networks & Communities, Liz Morrison, for April's Whits Wednesday event.

Info Session about Intl Studies Major

An International Studies Major includes off-campus study, a language concetration and more. Find out details on Thursday March 8th at 4:30pm.

Global Snapshots

Global snapshots by International Studies Majors, Thursday November,7 pm-8 pm Fellows 305.

Celebrating the Lunar New Year

Each spring, the Asian Culture Club celebrates the Lunar New Year, also known as spring festival, with faculty, students and staff.