Class of 2021: Megan Dille

We celebrate the Class of 2021, what they have achieved during their years at Ripon and what they hope to achieve in the next chapter of their lives.

Megan Dille ’21 of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, majored in educational studies and psychology. She will be teaching in the Fond du Lac School District.

She says the most important lesson she learned at Ripon College “is that building relationships is the most important thing to be successful. Knowing how to interact with people and building trust is important and can be used across all areas of life. It is also really important to have a plan and be able to set short term and long term goals to achieve throughout your life.”

She says a special memory is taking part in three back-to-back-to back conference championships with the women’s basketball team.

To read stories about other members of the Class of 2021, visit ripon.edu/class-of-2021.


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