Frank Correll ’61 and his sons Frank ’86 and Jim ’88 own Correll Company, a retirement benefits service provider in the Chicago area. Correll Company won the silver level in the <$5M […]
Archives: March, 2014
Jeff Grabill ‘91 is a Professor of Rhetoric and Professional Writing and Chair of the Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures at Michigan State University. Jeff recently presented a TED Talk […]
Three Wabash alumni in Indianapolis and Dayton, OH are in the running for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) Man of the Year. The winner is determined by the number of votes […]
Dr. Dennis R. Dean PhD ’73 is Director of Life Sciences in the department of Biochemistry at Virginia Polytechnic & State University, where he was recently reappointed the J.B. Stroobants Professor of […]
Todd Shellenbarger ’87 is Assistant U.S. Attorney, Evansville (IN) Office, Indiana – Southern District. On April 3 he will speak on campus with a lunchtime talk, “The No Body Murder Case and […]
Dr. Zachary Dodd, MD ’01 joins OrthoIndy and Indiana Orthopaedic Hospital as a surgeon with a focus on spine neurosurgery and trauma. After Wabash, Zachary earned his MD from Indiana University School […]
John Petruniw ’05 was named partner at the law firm of Tiede Metz & Downs in Wabash, IN, focusing his practice on commercial law, and employment law, family law, estate planning, and […]
Tom Broecker ’84 is costume designer for a variety of shows, from 300+ episodes for the comedic Saturday Night Live to the dramatic series House of Cards. Tom was featured in an […]
David K. Herzog ’77 was named leader of business litigation practice at Faegre Baker Daniels in Indianapolis. David is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and leads FBD’s business […]
Sgt. Ron Kelsey ’07 will hold an art exhibit at the U. S. Army’s Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. The exhibit is Ron’s offering a way to help his fellow soldiers […]
John Moton ’09, a Political Science major at Wabash, dreams of becoming a future governor of Indiana. He is striving towards this goal by working as an Indiana House of Representatives Republican […]
Seth Young ’11 has been named to the Perry County, IN United Way Board of Directors, which governs the work in both Perry and Crawford Counties. Seth is employed as a […]
Charley German ‘70, who has been involved in coaching for a total of 41 years, including 25 years as coach for North Mont football and as Athletic Director for six years, has […]
Charles Roy ’00 will become principal of Villanova Preparatory School in Ojai, CA effective July 1, 2014. Charlie is now the principal of Peoria Notre Dame High School in Peoria, IL. As […]
Luke Messer ’91 will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree at Ball State University, where he will be the commencement speaker in May. Luke is the U.S. Rep. (R-Ind.) in […]
Ok…it was 68 degrees yesterday afternoon…you know, a running outside kind of day. That’s Detchon just minutes ago…and here’s the Sodexho guys cleaning the walkway in front of Kane House. By the […]
Common Core is currently a hot topic in the field of educational standards. Jacob Pactor ’04 teaches English at Speedway High School plans to keep on teaching in his same style, however the Common Core […]
Josh Bronaugh ’04 will be the guest speaker on April 5 at the fifth breakfast in the 47th annual Lenten Breakfast Series sponsored by the Church Men United of Montgomery County. Josh grew […]
