Life After DePauw

DePauw graduates are agile thinkers. Creative problem-solvers. Great communicators. Better still, they have access to a network of DePauw friends and alumni that crisscrosses the globe from New York and Chicago to London and Hong Kong.

Highlights

Vernon Jordan '57

October 25, 2011, Greencastle, Ind. — Vernon E. Jordan Jr. -- attorney, presidential adviser and legendary civil rights leader -- is the recipient of the National Public Service Award from the John and Terry Levin Center for Public Service and Public Interest Law at Stanford Law School.

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Angie Hicks '95

Since 1995, Angie Hicks has been dedicated to helping consumers get the real scoop on local service companies and health providers. Inspired by the frustrations her co-founder had trying to find reliable contractors in suburban Columbus, Ohio, she started Angie’s List. .

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Eli Lilly Class of 1856

Determined that his children would have an opportunity to acquire the best possible education, Gustavus relocated the family in the spring of 1852 to Greencastle, Indiana, home of a noted Methodist school, Indiana Asbury College (now DePauw University).

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Joe Allen '59

Dr. Allen, a 1959 DePauw graduate, flew on two milestone space shuttle flights: the first operational mission on Columbia in 1982, and the first satellite salvage mission on Discovery in 1984. In addition to the pennants, Allen's donation to his alma mater included two NASA flight suit patches,

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Professional Opportunities

DePauw students participate in an unusual number of experiences both within and outside of the curriculum in which they develop, use and excel in the work skills most important to employers.

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Alumni Connections

Over 35,000 people called DePauw home while they were in college. Now, as they are all over the country and the world, our alumni are eager to speak with current students about their lives and careers.

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