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Denison professors receive $386,000 NSF grant

A three-year, $386,277 NSF grant will fund faculty and student research on interactions of photons with negative ions.
Raj Bellani

Denison VP Raj Bellani joins Greater Columbus Arts Council Board

The Greater Columbus Arts Council (Arts Council) board of trustees welcomed Denison University VP Raj Bellani to its body.
via GCAC
Students

Did Your New College Student Hit Their First Tough Patch?

Smart advice help your student turn early stumbles into long-term success.

Coach Gregg Parini teaches life lessons through swimming

Early on Coach Gregg Parini knew he was called to work with young people. “Coaching and swimming were simply the vehicles to channel the calling.”
via Newark Advocate
Students on Denison's campus

Denison 2021 ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge Award Winner

Denison University was recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge for increased student voter engagement during the 2020 elections.
Students in the lab

It’s time to rethink the college to career experience

Students need to gain a wider set of experiences in college and develop pre-professional skills to succeed in their internships and jobs.
connected world

New book by Denison Prof. explores power behind digital platforms

Prof. Sangeet Kumar’s book, The Digital Frontier: Infrastructures of Control on the Global Web, questions the reach of big technology companies.
Professor Margot Singer

Professor Margot Singer’s winding path

Before becoming an English professor at Denison, Prof. Margot Singer was a partner at international management consulting firm, McKinsey & Co.
via Newark Advocate
Mai Coffee start up owner Alan Phung '22

Student entrepreneur gains competitive edge

Alan Phung ’22 has learned a lot as a student and entrepreneur. And plans for his start-up, Mai Coffee, are perking up.

DU basketball coach Seth Hayes on coming out as an athlete

Out DU basketball coach Seth Hayes found ‘family’ after coming out. Now she’s doing the same for others.
via Outsports.com
Dale Googins

Denison dedicates suite, scholarship to longtime trainer Googins

Denison has announced the naming and unveiling of the Dale Googins Sports Medicine Suite and the Dale Googins Endowed Scholarship Fund.
via Newark Advocate
Columbus Museum of Art

DU filmmaker profiles artist Alice Schille

A connection with internationally known artist Alice Schille (1869-1955) led filmmaker Kurt Vincent ‘06 and Logan Floyd ‘16 to document her story.
via Columbus Dispatch
EPiC Creative + Design is located in Columbus, Ohio

Startup connections and industry-focused learning opportunities

Erika Pryor teaches on launching and scaling startups via marketing industry expertise, hands-on workshops, and four internships.
Tokyo

Student research funded by ASIANetwork Freeman Fellowship Program

Denison students will take the opportunity to do in-country research on transnational migration in Japan.
Oyauma Garrison

Oyauma Garrison ‘96 gains kudos as lead of nonprofit A Kid Again

In four years, CEO Oyauma Garrison ‘96 has doubled the chapters of nonprofit A Kid Again, expanding its reach to families in 35 states.
via Afro.com
Alan Miller

Dispatch Editor retires to take on expanded role at Denison

After 37 years with the Columbus Dispatch, Editor Alan Miller retires to teach journalism at Denison.
via Editor & Publisher Magazine
Students in a classrooom

Denison University launches new journalism major and minor

Alan Miller, executive editor of The Columbus Dispatch, to join program full-time
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Antiracism is deeply embedded: people can begin where they are now

Anti-racist work requires everyday practice,” says Professor Christine Pae in a NBC news article. “We have to start from where we stand.”
via NBC News
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