Dr. Robert G. Roeder ’64, head of the Laboratory of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The Rockefeller University, won the Herbert Tabor Research Award for his pioneering work on eukaryotic transcription initiation. […]
Archives: March, 2016
Jim Engledow ’78 was recently named Sagamore of the Wabash by Governor Mike Pence. The Sagamore of the Wabash is a high award of distinction in Indiana, selected by the governor. “Sagamore” […]
Curtis Peterson ’10 is the Digital Marketing Manager for SmartFile, a company in Indianapolis that provides secure file sharing for businesses. He wrote a recent online article, “23 Social Engineering Attacks You […]
Read More - Peterson ’10 and Parrish ’10 on IT Security/Social Engineering
Charlie Bowerman ’61 and his wife, Corky, will be inducted into the Bartlesville, [Oklahoma] Community Foundation Legacy Hall of Fame on May 14. Click here for the news release. Each year, the […]
Read More - Bowerman ’61 to be honored by Legacy Hall of Fame
Daniel W. Crofts ’63 is a professor of history at the College of New Jersey. His specialty is in American history in the years immediately prior to the Civil War. His new […]
Last November, Dr. Tim Steele PhD ’63 gave a seminar in Lima, Peru entitled “”Environmental Impacts of Mine Closures — Water-Quality Aspects, Concepts and International Examples.” Tim is president of TDS Consulting […]
Bill Etherton ’52 was a radio broadcaster for Notre Dame football and basketball for 15 of his broadcasting career years. Now he has written a book about his experiences, “Good Night and […]
Read More - Etherton ’52 – author of “Good Night and Good Sports”
Pat East ’00 was recently named president of the Bloomington, IN chapter of VisionTech Angels. VTA is the angel investing arm of VisionTech Partners. Click here for the news release. Pat is […]
Read More - East ’00 named president of VisionTech Angels chapter
Matthew Deleget ’94 posted this on his Brooklyn gallery web site MINUS SPACE: “This is the final week to catch my solo exhibition Vanitas at Philip Slein Galley in St. Louis, Missouri. I will […]
Read More - Deleget ’94 winds up solo art exhibition in St. Louis
Dr. Richard Ice PhD ’83 was named provost at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University in Minnesota on March 7. Click here for the news story. He had served […]
Read More - Ice ’83 named Provost at College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University
Pat Becherer ’65 is a founding partner with Becherer Kannett & Schweitzer law firm in Emeryville, CA. Click here to read a Forbes magazine “Leaders in Law” page included in the February […]
Doug Springer ’01 has coached girls’ basketball at Northridge High School in Middlebury, Indiana for nine years. This year he shares the Coach of the Year honors on the second annual Goshen […]
Dale J. Brugh ’92, Professor Chemistry at Ohio Wesleyan University, was recently named as OWU’s first Associate Dean for Innovation, a new position providing faculty leadership in continuous effort to enhance the […]
Read More - Brugh ’92 – OWU’s first Associate Dean for Innovation
Tim Haffner ’82 has been appointed to Trine University’s board of trustees. Tim is a partner with the Fort Wayne, IN office of Faegre Baker Daniels law firm. Click here for the […]
Scott Alexander ’89 was named to the 2016 Indiana Super Lawyer list. Scott is a partner in the Taft Stettinius & Hollister Indianapolis office environmental practice group. He focuses on all aspects […]
