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Sarah Hume

Magazine internship builds hard and soft skills

In the Summer of 2020, Sarah Hume ‘22 found a great internship with Story magazine through a Denison Narrative Journalism program.
Columbus, Ohio

Denison Edge: A new generation of career-readiness programs

Denison disrupts college career models with Edge, a dynamic space for students to learn with businesses on their home turf — in downtown Columbus.
Tovey Nederveld

Tovey Nederveld ‘20 honored for student service

Tovey Nederveld ‘20 is a recipient of the 2020 Charles J. Ping Student Service Award for her work with Denison Venture Philanthropy.
Students at Jose Marti memorial

Global Health: A Case Study of Cuba and Columbus

Citizen health may be a measure of a nation’s effectiveness, but how do you measure health? And does culture influence health?
Riley Schafer '21

Virtual internship provides global perspective

A virtual global internship gives Riley Schafer ‘21 practical knowledge about import price parity and working in cross-cultural teams.
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Jane Palmer
Logan Floyd '16

Logan Floyd ‘16: Cinematography in L.A.

Cinema major Logan Floyd ‘16 is in L.A. pursuing his dream of storytelling through cinematography. Next stop, an MFA at American Film Institute.
via Voyage L.A.
Partnership between the Black Panther Party and the United Farm Workers

Historical alliance behind today’s Strike for Black Lives

Prof. Lauren Araiza writes about a deep-rooted partnership between the Black Panther Party and the United Farm Workers.
via The Washington Post
Marie (Smith) Webb '96

Marie (Smith) Webb ‘96 Chief Talent & Inclusion Officer for EPB

Marie (Smith) Webb ‘96 has been named the Chief Talent & Inclusion Officer for EPB, an energy company in Tennessee.
via chattanoogan.com

Update regarding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement guidance

Update from Pres. Weinberg on the impact of recent guidance on Denison students and the joint statement made by the GLCA Presidents and signed by Denison.
Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Shiri Noy

Prof. Noy awarded grant re: moral meanings of science and religion

Denison Prof. Shiri Noy and UW-Milwaukee colleague Tim O’Brien are awarded a $55,000 grant to study the moral meanings of science and religion.
Black Lives Matter protests

BLM protests have spread to the heavily white rural areas

An article by English Prof. Jack Shuler asks “Can the White People of Small-Town America Get Behind the Movement for Black Lives?”
via The New Republic
Matt Nowling '20

Matt Nowling ‘21, national president of College Democrats

Black executive board member Matt Nowling ‘21 has accepted the presidency of the College Democrats of America.
via New York Times
Teleportation device

Could Teleporting Ever Work?

Physics Prof Steven Olmschenk on a topic Star Trek fans relish: Teleportation, saying ‘It would be very, very hard…and perhaps very messy.’
via Gizmodo
Man wearing Colin Kaepernick football jersey

How black athletes can inspire activism

Asst. Prof. Robert Bennett’s research has found that black athletes’ activism inspires more African Americans to get politically involved.
via Washington Post
Image of student studying alone in Slayter Hall

How new graduates can make the most of a terrible job market

Pres. Weinberg makes the case in Kiplinger that there’s never been a better time for students & recent grads to make new connections & develop skills.
Image depicting peaceful march in support of LGBTQ rights

Where faith groups stand on LGBTQ rights

Prof. Paul Djupe’s research is cited in an article about current beliefs of faith groups juxtaposed with LGBTQ rights.
via Deseret News
Taylor Shook '20

Taylor Shook ’20 moves into marketing through Orr Fellowship

Political science major Taylor Shook ’20 heads to Indianapolis after graduation for a two-year position with Parker Technology through an Orr Fellowship.
Image of baby sleeping

Dr. Sophia French on Neonatal Neuroscience

Dr. Sophia French ‘11, a child neurologist at Oregon Health and Science University, explains a new study about alcohol/tobacco use while pregnant.
via Neurologyinsights.com
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