Faculty and staff news roundup - July 20, 2021
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President Lori S. White was quoted by the Chronicle of Higher Education in its report, “Building Diverse Campuses: 4 Key Questions and 4 Case Studies.”
“Landscapes of Slavery in Africa,” a book edited by Lydia Marshall, the Edward Myers Dolan professor of anthropology, was published recently. Marshall also recently reviewed “What Is a Slave Society? The Practice of Slavery in Global Perspective,” a collection of case studies of slavery across the world, for the African Archaeological Review.
Philips Akinwole, postdoctoral scholar and assistant professor of biology, is the co-author, along with three biology students, of the article “Spatio-temporal variations in the physiological profiles of streambed bacterial communities: implication of wastewater treatment plant effluents,” published July 17 in World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology. The student co-authors are Sophia Atkinson ’22, Madeline Draper ’22 and Amerti Guta ’23. The authors thanked Wendy Tomamichel, biology laboratory manager, and Beth Wilkerson, Geographic Information Systems specialist, for their assistance.
Jeff McCall, communications professor, was quoted by Fox News July 17 in “CNN boss Jeff Zucker, former king of morning shows, can’t fix ‘New Day’ disaster” and “9/11 victims’ families outraged over media claims Capitol riot was worse ‘to score points politically.’” He was quoted by iHeartMedia July 19 in “A Matter of Trust: Media Confidence Craters.”
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Academics
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DePauw goes 8 for 8 on State Department scholarships
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’21 grad immersed in Swahili
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Honor Scholar Program honors Oklahoma City history teacher as Battey Educator of the Year
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Alumni
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Former athletes meld interest in sports and medicine to treat others
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Alumni news roundup - July 20, 2021
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From social events to vigorous competition: Women’s sports have evolved since Title IX
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Arts & Culture
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How to run for your life
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How to write a love letter
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Four DePauw juniors named Gilman scholars to study abroad
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Athletics
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Women's Track & Field - Tigers Earns All-Academic Team Honors; Four Tigers are All-Academic Athletes
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Men's Track & Field - Tigers Earn All-Academic Team Honors; Baker and Bird Named All-Academic Athletes
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Softball - Cami Henry Selected to Academic All-America® First Team
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On Campus
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DePauw swimmer to compete in Olympics
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The Mourouzis tree: Deep roots, broad branches, lasting legacy
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Native Hoosier returns to head DePauw’s enrollment management
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People & Profiles
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Good Sports: DePauw contributes to sports – and sports contribute to players
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Leaders the World Needs
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How to reckon with the past
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