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East ’00 named one of “10 Under 40”

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Jun 26, 2015

Pat East ’00 will receive a Bloomington, IN “10 Under 40” award, presented by the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and its hYPe (helping Young Professionals excel) program.  Click here for the […]

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Minkler ’85 named federal prosecutor

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Jun 26, 2015

Josh Minkler ’85 is the new U.S. Attorney for Indiana’s Southern District.  Click here to read the news release. Since last August, Josh has been the Acting United States Attorney for the […]

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Sommer ’15 interns with BKD

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Jun 23, 2015

Nick Sommer ’15 is a summer staff intern with BKD, LLP in its Bloomington, IN office.  BKD, LLP is a national CPA and advisory firm, serving individuals and businesses. Nick was an […]

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Cameron ’14 receives writing awards

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Jun 22, 2015

Scotty Cameron ’14 was named Managing Editor for The Paper of Montgomery County last month.  Recently, its parent company, Sagamore News Media, presented Scotty with four writing awards, which means his work […]

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Ebert ’72 named to power attorney list

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Jun 18, 2015

Kim F. Ebert ’72 was recently named to Human Resource Executive magazine’s 2015 list of the “Nation’s Most Powerful Employment Attorneys.” This is the third consecutive year that Kim has been selected […]

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Deleget ’94 moves art gallery to DUMBO

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Jun 16, 2015

Matthew Deleget ’94 and his wife, Rossana Martinez, are founders/directors of MINUS SPACE, an art gallery in Brooklyn, NY.  Minus Space just moved to its new location in the Dumbo (Down Under […]

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Murrell ’12: singer/songwriter, composer in NYC

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Jun 15, 2015

John Murrell ’12 is the composer of The Bipartisan, a new satirical musical to launch in NYC.  The Bipartisan has a Facebook page:  “Welcome to the official Facebook home of The Bipartisan; […]

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Hall ’36 remembered at the Fred T. Hall Nature Center

Alumni Relations

Jun 15, 2015

The memory of Fred T. Hall, Wabash Class of 1936, was honored on June 14 with a 40th anniversary celebration of the Fred T. Hall Nature Center at Beaver Meadow near Buffalo, […]

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Atkins ’97 joins Mainstreet

Alumni Relations

Jun 15, 2015

Chris Atkins ’97 will join Mainstreet in Carmel, IN as Senior Vice President for Corporate Strategy and Analytics at the end of June.  Mainstreet is the nation’s largest developer of post-acute health […]

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Coy ’92 joins Taft IP staff

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Jun 12, 2015

Greg Coy ’92 has joined Taft law firm in Indianapolis as a partner in patent and intellectual property law.  His practice covers numerous technologies, including biotechnology, medical and biomedical devices, agriculture, mineral […]

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Caplin ’89 – summer research led to science career

Alumni Relations

Jun 10, 2015

Brian Caplin PhD ’89  “stumbled into scientific research while on his way to medical school and a career as an ophthalmologist. In the summer between his junior and senior year at Wabash […]

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Webster ’67 receives emeritus prof status

Alumni Relations

Jun 10, 2015

Dr. Jackson R. Webster PhD ‘67, Professor of Ecology in the College of Science at Virginia Tech, has been conferred the title of “professor emeritus” by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.  […]

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May ’01 joins CHIP board of directors

Alumni Relations

Jun 04, 2015

Carlos May ’01 is a new board member of the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP).  Carlos is the Senior Executive Policy Advisor to Mayor Greg Ballard, Indianapolis, and also served […]

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Pohl ’09 enters CMIB PhD program at Michigan State

Alumni Relations

Jun 04, 2015

  Calvin Pohl ’09 received the Thomas A. Cole Alumni Prize in Biology at the 2015 Awards Chapel in April.  The Cole Alumni Prize is presented in memory of Professor of Biology […]

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