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Graduate Story: Michael Pappas '83, San Francisco Interfaith Council
The former political science major works with the city’s wide-ranging religious community for the common good.
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Interpreting History
Former political science and German major Robert Emerson ’77 pursues his passion for history as the executive director of Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown, N.Y.
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Graduate Story: Annie Le '22, EAB
The former economics major dives into data engineering with D.C.-based EAB, a higher-education solutions firm.
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Bill Durden ’71 Honored as Contributing Scholar at Dickinson College
Dickinson names Bill Durden '71 a contributing scholar in recognition of his continuing academic contributions to the college.
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Making ‘Good Work’ Possible
Neal Abraham ’72 and Donna Wiley help build the future through student-faculty research and scholarship funds at Dickinson.
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Liz Kenny-Stein ’92
“Donating has become even more important to me as a means to honor classmates we’ve lost.”
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Bill Durden ’71 Honored for His International Achievements
Johns Hopkins University awards Dickinson’s former president its Global Achievement Award.
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Dickinson Alum and Noted Baltimore Artist Exhibits Recent Work at Dickinson
Meet noted Baltimore-based artist and educator Michael Weiss '98, who returns to campus twice in spring 2022 to share recent paintings with the campus and alumni communities.
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Red Devil Alumni Spotlight: Robert Worthington ’60
Learn more about this gridiron standout, who became the first Black football captain in Red Devils history.
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Working Toward a Sustainable Future
Learn how Dickinson helped Shannon Kobran ’10 forge successful careers in publishing and international development.
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Donor Profile: Patricia Collins '71
Patricia Collins '71's Dickinson education paved a path toward success in a variety of fields. Today, she continues to give back to the college to open paths for current and future Dickinsonians.
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On Art and Economic Development: Tapping Artists' Potential to Drive Post-COVID Healing
The arts play a vital role in community revitalization, says Joanna Castro '98, and artists can help heal and unite during the COVID-19 era and beyond.
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Finding Eden With Bill Keen ’57, P’89
Bill Keen ’57, P’89, wasn’t sure he wanted to go to college, in part because of financial concerns. With a little help he graduated—and became a professor. Now, he supports a scholarship at Dickinson.
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Striving for Educational Equity
Former psychology major Ashley Flynn ’11 works to achieve equality in education as associate director of research at the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth.
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Advocating for Those in Need
Alan Jennings ’80, executive director of Community Action Committee of The Lehigh Valley, works to build a community where all people have access to economic opportunities for improving their lives.
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Fostering Hope: Alumna Entrepreneur Shares Path to International Venture
Entrepreneur Jill Graby Shuck '93 developed a baking program for a faith-based nonprofit that provides community and job skills to adults in Kenya.
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Carving Two Dream Career Paths
An accident profoundly altered Alan Bronstein '66's life and inspired him to reignite a long-deferred dream.
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Help Your Neighbors 2020
Discover how and why Stew Glenn ’67 and his wife, Eileen, mobilized the New Paltz Community Foundation as COVID-19 spread.

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Anthropology Major Translates her Dickinson Experience into Higher Education Career
Becci Menghini ’96, former anthropology major, aids in growing the next generation of global citizens as a vice chancellor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
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88-Year-Old Dickinson College Alumna Spearheads Retirement-Community Volunteer Project, Makes 700 Medical-Quality Masks
Betts Slim '53 responds to the COVID-19 pandemic by leading a team of 50 volunteers to make 700 masks suitable for medical use.