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What It's Really Like
Go inside the emergency room with Michelle Reina ’05, a doctor in southern Oregon, for whom the pandemic has been very personal.

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Retired Surgeons Help Dickinson Students Pursuing Medical Careers
Brothers Bob and Tom Davis share an alma mater, military experience and a profession, plastic surgery. Now, they're joining forces to help smooth the way for students pursuing a medical career.
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Finding Solutions for Improving Public Health
Biochemistry & molecular biology major and former ROTC Cadet Susan Buckenmaier ’16 examines the risk factors of populations and their role in the development of chronic disease.
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Dickinson College Alumnus’ Biotech Company at the Forefront (Again) of Vaccine Creation
GeneOne CEO Young Park ’87 confronts COVID-19 as his biotech company fights the pandemic.
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Company Founded by Dickinson Alumni Couple Working Overtime to Produce Critical Equipment During COVID-19 Pandemic
Alumni company Bio-Med Devices is ramping up production for ventilators, a critical resource in these challenging times. Meet founders Dean ’56 and Doris Azin Bennett ’60.
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Dickinson College Mathematics Major Earns Postdoctoral Fellowship at Stanford University
Blending computer science, math and biology, former mathematics major Natalie Stanley ’13 works as a postdoctoral fellow in Stanford University’s computational immunology lab.
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Jennifer Gass '83: Saving Lives by Stepping Up
Jennifer Gass '83, chief of surgery at Women & Infants Hospital, director of breast-cancer research and professor of surgery, shares the mindset that led to her success.
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Dickinson Alumna Finds Fulfilling Work as Peace Corps Volunteer
Olivia Bailey '18 embraces "beautiful and breathtaking" experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer in a Botswana health clinic.
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Dickinson College Alumna Works With Dogs to Help Conserve Wildlife
Using specially trained dogs, former biology and Spanish major Mairi Poisson ’16 works to conserve wildlife for future generations as a field research scientist for Rogue Detection Teams.
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Dickinson College Alumni Collaborate on Cutting-edge Cancer Research
Scott Nowicki ’06 is a physician-scientist whose leading-edge trial is funded by a $4.6 million grant. Learn why he brought a young Dickinson math-department graduate and Posse scholar onto his team.
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Child Survivor of WWII Recalls Wartime Experiences and Road to Fulfillment, Success
Louis Reens '54 faced profound challenges as a child survivor of WWII. His resilience and intellectual curiosity allowed him to not just survive but thrive. He recently shared his story.
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Designing at the Cutting Edge: Parke Rhoads '99
Parke Rhoads '99 combines science, tech and creativity to lead the design of high-tech spaces.
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Dickinson College Alumna Wins National Physics Honor
National physics associations honors Natalie Ferris ’18 for work she did as a Dickinson senior.

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Driven to Make an Impact
Ben Tiede ’05, former double-major in biology and biochemistry & molecular biology, tackles the issues of global health, public policy and advocacy at Johnson & Johnson.
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A Rehabilitated Perspective
Eric Johns ’09, a physical therapist for Good Shepherd Penn Partners and Moss Rehab and a teaching assistant at Drexel University, discusses an eye-opening trip to Malawi in October 2017.
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Dickinson College Alumna Examines Chemistry of Space as NSF Research Fellow
Olivia Harper Wilkins '15 discusses her current research as a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow at Caltech, where she studies astrochemistry.
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Crossing Disciplines
Michael Floreck ’95 promotes an interdisciplinary approach to the sciences as the agriculture and science supervisor for Cumberland Valley School District.

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Ahead of the Curve
Keith Wilson '89, co-founder/director of Cranberry Capital and CFO of Sweetwater Energy, learned to pursue his dreams, be nimble in the face of change and make a difference at Dickinson.
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Dickinson College Alum Speaks Before Congress on Science of Opioid Addiction
In response to a national public health crisis, Wade Berrettini ’73 presented research to Congress on the neuroscience behind opioid addiction.
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Chemistry Major Harnesses Dickinson College Education to Become Nanotechnology Expert
Chad Mirkin '86, a leading figure in nanotechnology and recent recipient of the prestigious Dan David Prize in the Future Time Dimension, discusses his career and how Dickinson shaped it.