Technology-based education company K12 Inc. announced that Bob Knowling ’77 has been elected to the company’s Board of Directors. Nate Davis, Executive Chairman of the K13 Inc. Board of Directors, said “Bob’s […]

Read More - Bob Knowling ’77 Joins K12 Inc. Board of Directors

Global executive search firm Stanton Chase announced the opening of a new office in Washington, D.C., and the appointment of Jeff Perkins ’89 as managing director. International Chairman Mickey Matthews remarked, “We’re […]

Read More - Jeff Perkins ’89 named Managing Director of Stanton Chase Washington DC Office

Allen Yow has been appointed chair of a committee that investigates the character and fitness of those applying to practice law in the Fourth Judicial District. An attorney for Rammelkamp Bradney, P.C., Allen […]

Read More - Allen Yow ’86 Appointed Chair of Court Committee

Geoff Coates is one of 155 new members elected to the National Academy of Inventors. The 2017 NAI fellows will be inducted April 5, 2018 at the NAI annual conference in Washington, […]

Read More - Geoffrey Coates ’89 Named National Academy of Inventors Fellow

Following seven years representing defendants in white-collar criminal cases, David Hensel ’79 and Linda Pence announced the decision to dissolve PenceHensel LLP. Andy Hull, a Hoover Hull Turner partner, said of David’s […]

Read More - David Hensel ’79 Moves to Hoover Hull Turner LLP

It began with feeding a hungry child in Mexico in 1992, and grew into a mission to provide educational opportunities across the globe. Bill Cook ’66 has travelled to 20 countries in the […]

Read More - Bill Cook ’66 Dedicates Retirement to Laying Educational Foundations Around the World

The Harvard Club of Boston recently announced that the prestigious Harvard Club of Boston 2017 Excellence in Teaching Award has been given to Ethan Roe’96. “Ethan Roe was awarded the prestigious Harvard […]

Read More - Ethan Roe ’96 receives prestigious Excellence in Teaching Award

Josh Nicholson has joined Huntington Bank as vice president of commercial banking and will be responsible for companies with more than $20 million in annual sales. With nearly 15 years of business development […]

Read More - Josh Nicholson ’04 Huntington Bank Vice President

John Clamme ’97 has recently accepted the position of Director of Corporate Partnerships at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. John works to partner with companies and […]

Read More - John Clamme ’97 Director of Corporate Partnerships

On Thursday, November 16, 2017, Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced that Mark Rutherford has been reappointed to the Indiana Public Defender Commission. Mark, who is an attorney with Thrasher Buschmann & Voelkel, […]

Read More - Mark Rutherford ’82 Reappointed to Indiana Public Defender Commission

The law firm of Keller Macaluso LLC has announced the addition of Wes Zirkle to their team. Wes will be representing entrepreneurs, agencies, sports and entertainment properties, and sponsors. Prior to joining […]

Read More - Wesley Zirkle ’98 Joins Keller Macaluso LLC

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has appointed Josh Minkler one of nine new U.S. Attorneys to serve a two-year term on the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee of U.S. Attorneys (AGAC). AGAC was created […]

Read More - Josh Minkler ’85 Appointed to U.S. Attorney Advisory Committee

Indianapolis law firm Riley Bennett Egloff, LLP announced that Kevin Bennett has joined the firm as an associate attorney practicing in multiple substantive areas, including business law, transactional matters, employment law, litigation, […]

Read More - Kevin Bennett ’14 Joins Riley Bennett Egloff, LLP

SportVU, developed by Israeli scientists Gal Oz and Miky Tamir, uses high-resolution tracking cameras in the catwalks of NBA arenas to capture the precise movements of players thousands of times per minute. […]

Read More - Brian Kopp ’98 played role in changing the NBA

Ryan Dombkowski has been appointed Dean of the College of Graduate and Professional Studies at Trine University. The appointment will take effect Jan. 1, 2018. Following his 2000 graduation from Wabash, Ryan […]

Read More - Ryan Dombkowski ’00 appointed Dean at Trine University

Dudley and Judy Burgess were honored with the 33rd annual William D. Barth Award from Tri-City Family Services.  They were recognized for the significant and positive impact they have had through community […]

Read More - Dudley ’64 and Judy Burgess receive William D. Barth award in recognition of service

K12 Inc., a technology-based education company and leading provider of proprietary curriculum and online school programs for students in pre-K through high school, has announced that national education reform advocate Kevin Chavous […]

Read More - Kevin Chavous ’78 Named K12 Inc. President of Academics, Policy, and Schools

The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP announced that Jacob Bradley ’01 has been named a partner, effective October 1, 2017.  Jake joined the firm in January 2015 in the […]

Read More - Jacob Bradley ’01 Named Partner at Quarles & Brady