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Nan Carney-DeBord

Nan Carney-DeBord, an innovative and energetic leader, to retire

One of the Big Red’s greatest athletic eras came under the stewardship of an alum who built connections, changed cultures, and put student-athletes first.
George Cooper

George Cooper ‘92 joins Roosevelt Conservation Partnership board

Cooper leads Forbes Tate Partners’ natural resources and outdoor recreation government affairs practice.
via Theadore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Associate Professor Erik Klemetti

The science behind the art of writing

The course emphasizes storytelling for scientists looking to publicize their work and teaches storytellers how to write about science with more expertise.
Chris Riedy Headshot

Chris Riedy ’97 to oversee revenue-generating activities at Ibotta

As CRO, Riedy will bring his years of experience at X (formerly Twitter) to the largest digital promotions network in North America.
via Business Wire
Kelly Rose ’96

Kelly Rose ’96 plays key role in search for clean and secure energy

Recently appointed a senior fellow at the National Energy Technology Lab, Rose leads the program’s science-based AI and machine learning segment.
via Netl.doe.gov
Douglas Wicklund '01

Douglas Wicklund ’01 appointed managing director of Maxim Group

Wicklund, who has nearly 15 years of investment banking experience, will expand Maxim’s Healthcare Investment Banking division.
via Citybiz.co
Owen Tekelenburg ’26

An eye for science and an ear for the banjo

Tireless Owen Tekelenburg ’26 hasn’t let a health scare slow his pursuit of a wide range of interests at Denison.

Lisska’s leading scholars

At the Lisska Center for Intellectual Engagement, students receive expert coaching to apply for prestigious fellowships and scholarships.
Josh Poe ’21

‘House of Tears,’ written and directed by Josh Poe ’21, debuts

Poe, who studied the business side of filmmaking at Denison, made the feature-length horror film, a nod to cult classic Clue, for about $10,000.
via Triblive.com
Students viewing research with professor

A summer of discovery

Mosquito mating habits. Modern romance novels. The physics of Irish dance. Here are a few of the research topics tackled by our 2024 Summer Scholars.
Ask Away graphic

AI platform connects students and alumni

Students don’t like to cold call alums for career advice. Ask a Denisonian helps them remove barriers and make connections like never before.
Ilaria Hughes Rawlins ’92

Banking on her vision

Very few banks are owned by women. So Ilaria Hughes Rawlins ’92 helped start one.
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Andrew Sharp
50 Years Later

Fifty years later

We often say college shouldn’t be the best years of your life. Here are five stories from the Class of ’74 that illustrate what we mean by that.
Celia Car ’28

First-year orientation trips forge friendships

Denison is built on relationships. The university’s new off-campus orientations get them started right away.
Staff of The Reporting Project gathered for a meeting.

Journalism at Denison is ‘the real deal’

Burgeoning program takes students off The Hill and places them in the role of working community reporters.

The songwriter who stuck

He was at Denison for only a year, but Layng Martine Jr. left an impression.
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Susan Szykowny
Jordan Holmes

Where are they now? Jordan Holmes ’17 still excels off the court

The undersized center led the Big Red to an NCAA tournament berth before applying lessons learned at Denison to her career pursuits.
Assistant biology professor Solomon Tin Chi Chak

No small task

Assistant biology professor Solomon Chak brought a collection of 40,000 shrimp specimens and some very big questions about evolution.
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