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Alumni news roundup - Aug. 10, 2020

Alumni news roundup - Aug. 10, 2020

August 10, 2020

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Orlando Cela ’97 and David Gilliland ’97 produce a recording of Czech composers’ music for flute and piano.

The Indiana Authors Awards announced two DePauw graduates have been named to this year’s short lists: Troy Cummings ’96 to the children’s short list for “Can I Be Your Dog?” and Kevin McKelvey ’00 to the poetry short list for “Dream Wilderness Poems.”

Randall Dwenger ’80 is featured in series on “Heroes Of The Addiction Crisis.”

Justin Dye ’94 discusses “Cannabis in a New Era” with Forbes.

Orr fellow Jalen Friendly ’20 recognized by Zotec Partners.

Nature Preserve named for Laura Hare ’28 expands.

Joel Hruska ’01 critiques PubMed database over recent coronavirus paper.

Parami University in Myanmar features video of Pyi Theim Kyaw ’19 discussing the importance of liberal arts education.

Digital marketing strategist Katie Webb ’19 featured on The Web Guys Twitter feed.

Joe Wilferth ’93 named dean of Linfield University’s College of Arts and Science.

VOX Global promotes Emily Brelage Sandberg ’13 to managing supervisor.

NUVO profiles new Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra Executive Director Dana Stone ’05.

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