Dan Burke ’98 was a contestant on Jeopardy today, July 17! The show aired at 3:30 pm Chicago-time on ABC. Dan is a theology teacher, the Assistant Dean of Discipline, and head cross country coach at Mount Carmel […]
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This past weekend, Wabash College was well represented at the tenth annual Valparaiso Triathlon. Dr. Pablo Bukata ’92, a pediatrician in Valparaiso, IN spends his “off hours” training and competing in triathlons […]
Col. Mark Lee ’86 is the 18th commander in the 40-year history of the USAEC, which leads and supports environmental programs for training and environmental management for the U. S. Army. The USAEC is […]
Read More - Col. Mark A. Lee ‘86 – named new U.S. Army Environmental Commander
Michael Bricker ’04 has been appointed to co-chair the newly launched Indy Rezone steering committee, whose work will result in the first major overhaul of city zoning and development regulations in Indianapolis in […]
Wabash College Professor of Music Emeritus Larry Bennett presented a pre-concert lecture on “Early American Vocal Music” at the 13th annual Madison Early Music Festival, which opened at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on July […]
Read More - Prof. Bennett/Early American Vocal Music Festival
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. presented the award to Intrapromote on May 31, recognizing excellence in organic search engine optimization of American Honda’s consumer-facing sites. Intrapromote LLC, which also received the award in 2005, […]
Read More - Intrapromote/Erik Dafforn '91 receives Premier Partner Award
Several of his friends have emailed to let us know that Dan Couch ’89 has built a successful career as a country songwriter, including co-author of a recent No. 1 hit. Click here for a […]
Roy plays the leading male role in The Penny Seats theatre company’s “She Loves Me”, running July 26-28, August 2-4, and August 9-11 in the outside West Park Bandshell in Ann Arbor, […]
Jim Roper ’68 sent this update to let us know that he and his family are safe. “We’re good. We live on the far NE corner of C/Springs, near Pine Creek HS. We […]
Bill Diener ’64 has been named as the new chairman of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission, which ensures that pari-mutuel wagering on horse races is conducted with the highest of standards and […]
Yesterday we reported on Kelly Pfledderer ’96 and his Apparatus as one of Indianapolis’ fastest growing private companies. In addition to being busy growing its own company, Apparatus is a proud and active supporter […]
Apparatus, the advanced IT consulting and managed service company founded by Kelly Pfledderer ’96, is part of the Indianapolis-area’s fastest growing private companies, per the Indianapolis Business Journal’s annual ranking released this week. Companies that […]
Chris W. Cotterill ’99 joined Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Indianapolis office as a partner on its government team, announced in May. Chris is the former chief of staff and corporation counsel for […]
Dr. Edward O. Cox ’68 was recently awarded the Distinguished Physician Society Award at Spectrum Health Medical Group in the Grand Rapids, MI area. The award, which honors physicians who have made […]
Greg Castanias ’87 was one of six alumni volunteers honored at Indiana University’s Cream & Crimson Alumni Weekend on June 15-16. The annual weekend honors alumni leaders and scholarship recipients. Greg received the […]
Kevin Pazour ’07 graduated just five years ago, but he has been “making” history since 2008 in his position as Executive Director for the Porter County Museum of History, and president and […]
Read More - Kevin Pazour '07 – exec. director of local history museum
Paul A. Jansen ’05 is an Associate Attorney at Schuckit & Associates PC in Zionsville, where his area practice will be Federal Civil Litigation; Business, Commercial, and Fair Credit Reporting Act Litigation. […]
Barry Waddell ’85, professional racer and private racing coach, supports open wheel racing drivers – he calls it “driver development.” He also works for IndyCar team Panther Racing on the track at […]
