Nov 17, 2006
Alumni Online Community: Maggin ’65 Joins to Keep in Touch
Bruce Maggin ’65 knows the value of establishing a good network. After all, the government and law graduate has spent virtually his entire professional…
Bruce Maggin ’65 knows the value of establishing a good network. After all, the government and law graduate has spent virtually his entire professional…
As an associate professor at Kansas State University, Ruth Douglas Miller ’84 teaches electronics, electromagnetics, bioinstrumentation, engineering ethics…
Imagine trying to row a boat using sticks instead of oars. That’s similar to the plight of Winter the dolphin. Diane Mitchell ’05 has been working closely…
A running injury that kept chemistry graduate Neal Little ’71 off his feet led him to championship competition in triathlons. He has been ranked as high…
Just months after retiring in January from the Federal Aviation Administration following a 32-year career in government, Joann Kansier ’73 joined Grant…
President Bush gave Col. Howie Cohen ’79 a taste of his humor during a trip to China last year. Cohen, then commander of the White House Communications…
The first group of Posse Foundation students from Washington, D.C., have made their way to Lafayette this fall with help from Brian Sklar ’97 and the College…
The poems of Ross Gay ’96 aren’t just snippets of emotions or observations. Many of those in his first book, Against Which, deal with national issues and…
Keeping in touch with classmates sometimes can be a challenging task for an alumnus pursuing a career. For David Norton ’04, however, it’s just another…
A double major in history and religion & politics provided Katherine Blair ’04with the skills she needed during her two-year fellowship with the El Pomar…