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Attacking the “Expert Blindspot”

The COVID-19 pandemic gives Denison professors the opportunity to learn fresh methods of teaching.
Volcano

Prof. Erik Klemetti on volcano tourism

“Volcanoes can be somewhat unpredictable, even with the best monitoring,” says Prof. Erik Klemetti in an article about New Zealand’s White Island.
via Scoop.com
students in a classroom

Cord cutting and unbundling caused a massive shakeup in the TV industry. The same type of change is coming to colleges.

College students are starting to depend more on a range of different entities to meet their needs.
An art installation by Micaela Vivero, artist and professor

A Fragile Balance

Artist and professor Micaela Vivero explores space and balance in a recent exhibition in Rota, Spain.
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By Dana Randall ‘21
Students during an on-campus Reynold Writing Workshop

High Schoolers Embrace Virtual Learning at Reynolds Workshop

For the first time in its 26 years, the weeklong writing program for high schoolers, annually held on Denison’s campus was entirely online.
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Savannah Delgross ‘19

Extreme story-telling: Life during a pandemic

Full Story Film Festival features student stories and an intimate look at lives lived under COVID-19.
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Liz Anastasiadis ‘21
Oyauma Garrison '96

Oyauma Garrison ‘96 shortlisted for Columbus CEO of the Year

Oyauma Garrison ‘96, president and CEO for A Kid Again, is a finalist for Columbus CEO of the Year.
via Columbus CEO

Youth, joy, and vitality

A theatre production by and for people of color opens horizons for the entire campus.
Midnight family

Award-winning filmmaker shares storytelling insights

Finding a story is never a passive process. It’s done by trial and error, and with an eye on shifting circumstances.
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Savannah Delgross ‘19
Chase Beamer '97

Chase Beamer ‘97: Two-decade career in the US Foreign Service

Chase Beamer ‘97 represents the US Department of State as a National Security Affairs Fellow at the Hoover Institution.
via Hoover Institution
Prof. Rachel Mitton-Fry

Prof. Rachel Mitton-Fry solves puzzles in chemistry

“Understanding things on an atomic level truly allows you to better understand how the world and the body works,” says Asso Prof Rachel Mitton-Fry.
via Newark Advocate
Tony Hall '64

Tony Hall ‘64 awarded Dayton Peace Prize

Former congressman and US ambassador Tony Hall ‘64 was named the recipient of 2020 Peace Prize by the Dayton Peace Accords Anniversary Committee.
via Dayton 2 News
Carron Montgomery '04

Carron Montgomery ‘04 “Everybody’s anxious”

Carron Montgomery ‘04 sees firsthand how the pandemic has taken a toll on the mental health of children, teens, and families.
via Shawnee Mission Post
Greg Lott

Faculty member selected to fellowship

Gregory Lott, ass’t prof. of Health, Exercise & Sport Studies, was selected as an American Kinesiology Association Leadership Institute fellow.
Gus Biggio '93

US Marine Gus Biggio ‘93 offers a new memoir

Gus Biggio’s memoir, The Wolves of Helmand: A View from Inside the Den of Modern War explores the attorney’s two terms in the Marine Corps.
via NPR

A View from the Hill

Ahhh, College Life!

students performing outside eisner

Curtains up on campuses

Broadway may be closed, but performing and other arts are thriving at some colleges, writes Professor Margot Singer.
via Inside Higher Ed
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