Alumni news roundup - May 20, 2020
Bridget Coleman ’11 to coach girls’ soccer at Quincy, Massachusetts, high school.
Michael Engle ’11 returns to DePauw as football team’s offensive skills coordinator.
Stephanie Martin Kennedy ’16 named Southmont High School boys’ soccer coach.
Bob Kyle ’78 retires after 21 years as high school baseball coach.
Dr. Robert D. Lewis ’84 recognized as influential physician in plastic surgery.
Janet Zamber Rummel ’89 seeks seat on Owen County Council.
Nicole Inman Whistler ’14 and Kyle Whistler ’16 graduate medical school together.
Sarah Reese Wallace ’76 profiled in Newark Advocate’s “Aces of Trades” column.
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Athletics
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Women's Lacrosse - Tigers Move to 8-5 with Win at Wittenberg
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Baseball - Vallone Chosen NCAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week
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Men's Golf - Benedict Selected NCAC Men's Golfer of the Week
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News
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Professor David Alvarez receives prestigious Fulbright award
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2024 Total Eclipse at DePauw
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DePauw University receives $200 million in gifts for transformational liberal arts education
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People & Profiles
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11 alums make list of influential Hoosiers
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DePauw welcomes Dr. Manal Shalaby as Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence
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DePauw Names New Vice President for Communications and Strategy and Chief of Staff
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