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See many fine examples of student artwork in Denison's Studio Art program in years past.

At Denison's 350-acre bio reserve, students are learning hands-on and sometimes knee-deep.

My experience as a biology major over the past three years has been defined by the very best kind of absurdity.

The Denison Chemical Society was founded by student assistants of the department.

The DU Art Collective is a campus student organization that strives to bring community building art activities to campus and to the local communities.

The Economics Department offers an exciting community service initiative: The Denison Volunteer Dollar - The Currency of Civic Engagement.

Erin J. Henshaw and Megan Greenhouse '11 presented a poster at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association.

The Investment Club meets weekly and is open to any Denison University student who is interested in learning how financial markets work.

Congratulations to Jake Shafer '11 for being awarded a Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellowship!

An alumni update from Keith Starr '06

Laura Kriska '87 works as a writer and business consultant specializing in team building and Japanese cross-cultural training.

Leah Smith '02, is living in Pittsburgh now, working for the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture.

Mark Ward '99, Assistant Professor in Statistics at Purdue, recently resolved the third question of eight Unsolved Problems written by Herbert Wilf.

Mary Ann (B.A. '06) worked as a volunteer teacher in rural northern Thailand, in a school where four languages and a variety of nationalities merged.

Org Studies requires a month-long summer session during which rising seniors participate in workshops, lectures, and seminars on campus and off-site.

The Department of Physics & Astronomy offers an exciting outreach program geared toward elementary school children.

Portraits in the department's office in Knapp Hall were created by Harper Leich '04, a studio art major with a concentration in painting and printmaking.

Denison-approved programs of study in the People's Republic of China are available in Nanjing and Beijing.

Thomas Richner '97 is the President of Cap City Studios and an assistant professor at Columbus College of Art and Design.

Environmental Studies students have many opportunities to gain experience as volunteers for conservation projects.

Market Imaginary explores the imaginary in the space, history, aesthetic and artistic practice in Dakar, Senegal.

To "workshop" a poem, is "the real nuts and bolts of working on something from the inside together," says poet and English professor David Baker.

Charisse Mandimika '09 is building global health into her career.

Track star Dee Salukombo '12 is committed to giving back to his home in the Congo upon his graduation.

A trio of Denison students spent a month living with families in rural China. And in doing so they gave an entire village the means to a healthier life.