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annie nagy

Fire in Her Heart

Driven by her abiding passion for the public health field, Annie Nagy '99 has spent years helping underserved populations.

scott jacobsen

Keys to Success

Find out how Dickinson's global liberal-arts education set Scott Jacobsen ’86 on the road to becoming president and CEO of NorthStar Bank.

Bree Goldstein and family

Now There's an App for That

Bree Goldstein '05, creator of UpDog, took an unlikely path from Dickinson to app developer.

jim sharf

Industrious

Jim Sharf '65 splits his time between many things, from a career in industrial psychology to sailing to historic preservation.

Collaborating for a Cause

Carlisle welcomes alumni-founded aid organization Sweaters and Sustenance.

tom lacek, then and now

Two-Point Tom Returns to the Gridiron

Nearly 70 years after graduating, Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient Tom Lacek '48 returns to campus and Biddle Field for Homecoming & Family Weekend.

Burt Sheaffer '87

Globally Motivated

In New York and across the globe, Burt Sheaffer ’87 finds himself as connected as ever to Dickinson.

ted hinnenkamp

He Shoots and Scores!

Ted Hinnenkamp '16 goes pro in Spanish basketball league.

Rob Webb

With an Eye to the Stars

Rob Webb '05 is inspiring the next generation of STEM learners, with the help of a local planetarium.

Pflug Felder

Looking Forward

Karen Pflug-Felder '71 spent more than 30 years in the science classroom as a teacher, and now she looks ahead as a member of the Alumni Council.

Three alums at the American embassy in Kabul

Kabul Connections

Three Dickinsonians find each other in the American embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Sherwood "Woody" Goldberg '63 (right) was one of three Dickinsonians inducted into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame. Photo courtesy of U.S. Army Cadet Command.

The Elite of the Elite

Three Dickinsonians are inducted into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame.

Zhen Li

Leader Mentality

Alumnus co-authors landmark paper on how the Zika virus causes fetal brain damage.

Young Park

Off the Ground

Young Park ’87 and GeneOne make medical history with the first human trial of a Zika vaccine.

Michelle Sanchez

Taking the Initiative

Michelle Sánchez '11 earns the attention of the White House through its Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics.

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