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Gerald Wood ’66, PhD, has been included in Marquis Who’s Who for his expertise in film education. He is a professor emeritus at Carson-Newman University. Wood developed the film program at Carson-Newman […]

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Edward Jones financial advisor Leo E. Priemer of South Bend, IN was named among the 2024 Best-in-State Wealth Advisors by Forbes and SHOOK® Research. This is his 3rd time being named to […]

Read More - Priemer ‘06 receives 2024 Forbes Recognition

Mark Sutton ‘92 has been included in Marquis Who’s Who. He has been a wealth advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services LLC for more than 30 years. He received the Client Experience Award […]

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The Mississippi Law Journal recently recognized Staff Editor, Hunter Seidler, as the Outstanding Case Note Award recipient for Volume 93. This honor is awarded annually to the staff editor who scores the […]

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Pneuma Media, a company founded by David Riggs ’20, has been named to INC 5000’s Fastest Growing Businesses for the Rocky Mountain Region. Nolan Ring ‘26 will be working for Pneuma Media […]

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John Wittenbraker ‘79 was elected to the CMS Board of Directors by unanimous vote. He will serve a three-year term with the 42-year-old Allentown nonprofit that provides the access, inspiration, and opportunity […]

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Pete Riordan ’00 has been named the head football coach at Penn High School. While at Wabash he majored in history with specialization in education. He was a Phi Delta Theta, played […]

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Joel Bustamante ’11 has been accepted to the University of Michigan-Dearborn to study for his Masters in Marketing. He starts in the fall. While at Wabash he was a member of the […]

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Deon T. Miles was appointed the interim Associate Dean of the College for Inclusion and Faculty Development at the University of the South. This will be for the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 academic […]

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John Dustman ’05 is the new operations manager at Mercy Beyond Borders. He will be managing HR and finance in support of their mission to provide education for girls and young women […]

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Bryce McCullough ’23 writes, “I am excited to share that I’ve accepted an offer to work as a Law Clerk this summer in the Administrative & Regulatory Enforcement Litigation Section of the […]

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Mike Sullivan ’95 was featured in a recent news clip on WXII 12 News out of Winston-Salem. The clip highlighted a local philanthropic project that partnered with the Clemmons Food Pantry in […]

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Doug Kowalski has been hired as general counsel by Ports of Indiana. Kowalski most recently served as an attorney with the Indianapolis law firm of Kroger Gardis & Regas. Prior to that, […]

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Craig Miller ‘97 reports that Ray Swisher ‘77 was given the Career Achievement Award from the American College of Healthcare Executives. Swisher has spent his career working to improve patient access and […]

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James D. (“J.D.”) Myers ‘03 has been named associate director for policy at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER).  CBER regulates biological products for […]

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Paul Hernandez, along with South Bend native Nanci Flores have co-founded a non-profit called One More Citizen that provides free citizenship education classes for individuals seeking Naturalization in the United States. Nanci […]

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John Kerezy’s manuscript, “Jesse Owens: Sensation, Superstar, Survivor, Symbol,” has entered peer review at Kent State University Press. It is intended for publication in 2025. He has also created an online Black […]

Read More - Kerezy ’77 Completes Manuscript about Jesse Owens

Frank A. Cassell has been inducted into the University of Pittsburg at Greensburg Athletics Hall of Fame. Cassell was the third president of Pitts-Greenburg, serving from 1996 to 2006. In 2012 a […]

Read More - Cassell ’63 Inducted to Hall of Fame