News & Stories: Mentorship

With help from history professor Megan Threlkeld, Carter Patton ’23 tapped his family past for an inventive senior project on World War II.

Academics, mentorship and an internship in Columbus gave international citizen Aayush Nema '21 the key to his future course as an economic researcher.

Psychology major Sullivan Ray’s quantifies the benefits of mindfulness during a pandemic.

As a congressional intern for the US House of Representatives, Elle Stevens ’20 is contributing to history.

As a patient care assistant in a children’s hospital Taka Higuchi ‘20 provides a welcoming and calming presence at the start of an anxiety-filled day.

When Tima Kaba ’19 returned from a post-graduate fellowship in Tanzania, she was unemployed and uncertain of the future. Today, she is in her dream job.

Imani Holmes ‘19 returns to campus to share insights from her work with healthcare clients at Edelman.

A summer project in Sweden at the DESIREE facility is just one highlight of physics major Sarah Spielman’s research into negative ions.

First-year students develop leadership skills to implement their personal goals throughout four years of college.

Bebe Wang ‘20 was awarded a $10,000 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. Here’s how the physics major and champion swimmer combined his loves at Denison.

With a potent triple major in math, economics, and Spanish, Addie Buzas ‘20 has won a two-year Orr Fellowship.

Ben Cross '20 is headed to law school with a $10,000 scholarship, thanks to his outstanding efforts in the classroom and on the field.

An NSF grant gives students a rare opportunity to study the impact of geologic processes in real time.

Summer research by Sihan Cai ’20 is moving technology one step closer to an error-free future.

Sam Fujikawa ’22 and Meg Odell ’19 gain experience and technique as they perform for competitions and in productions.

NSF fellowship winner Patrick Banner ’18 is a talented researcher in quantum optics, and a scientist who wants to share his enthusiasm.

With a doctoral degree now under his belt, Matthew Vetter aims to better the Denison community through the implementation of his PhD research.