Cheryl Rofer ’63 dishes nuclear energy on blogosphere
For 35 years, Cheryl Rofer ’63 of Santa Fe, N.M., worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. She now is a sought-after consultant on nuclear […]
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Bill Drake ’63 describes 55 years on air
Bill Drake ’63 has been in radio for 55 years and hosted the “Awake with Drake” morning show in Spartanburg, S.C., for the past 38 […]
Rory Nelson ’99 shares her start as a producer in D.C.
A self-designed major in broadcast journalism at Ripon College has paid big dividends for Rory Nelson ’99 of Arlington, Va. She now is producer of […]
Mark Porubcansky ’77 on covering foreign affairs for Los Angeles Times
Porubcansky ’77 of Los Angeles, Calif., has gone from his rural Wisconsin childhood home to places around the world for nearly 12 years as a […]
Max Kelln ’04 is helping companies be proactive
Helping businesses work toward better environmental practices is a priority for Max Kelln ’04. He is an associate regulatory compliance environmental attorney at Faegre Baker […]
Emily Brooks ’97 uses chemistry to reduce environmental footprint
“Creating chemistry for a sustainable future” is the goal of Emily Brooks ’97, Mendham, New Jersey, in her new role as head of applied sustainability […]
Meghann Morrissey Jarchow ’03 is educating future environmentalists
Sustainability is becoming a leading force in a world of increasingly complex environmental and social issues. Yet only 12 universities across the country offer an […]
Ron Case ’62 addressing community concerns
Growing up in the small paper mill town of Brokaw, Wisconsin, Ron Case ’62 of Lincoln, Nebraska, experienced the joys of the environment and outdoors […]
President nominates Susan Hedman ’78 to lead EPA Region 5
On May 22, President Obama announced his intention to nominate Susan Hedman ’78 as Commissioner for the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission. She currently […]
Fascination with bees takes graduate toward a Ph.D.
Bees affect people’s everyday lives, says Liz Walsh ’14 of Watertown, Wisconsin. They directly pollinate about one-third of the food we eat; bee venom is […]
Howler Monkeys and Glass Frogs in Costa Rica
A number of students will be dropping us notes from around the world as they participate in Ripon College’s Liberal Arts In Focus program at […]
Rural Jamaica: Long Hikes, Good Food, and Fast Bikes
A number of students will be dropping us notes from around the world as they participate in Ripon College’s Liberal Arts In Focus program at […]
Student Profile: Adam Myers ’14
Paper presentation expands student’s academic world Presenting a paper at the Classical Association of Atlantic States (CAAS) in Philadelphia recently has helped advance the career […]
Killer Whales – The Element of Surprise
Note: A number of students will be dropping us notes from around the world as they participate in Ripon College’s Liberal Arts In Focus program […]
Hedman ’78 Selected by Obama Administration
On May 22, President Obama announced his intention to nominate twelve individuals to posts in his administration, including Susan Hedman ’78 for the position of […]
Ripon Summer Players Present The 39 Steps
Take the first step to laughter and fun by attending the Ripon Summer Players’ production of The 39 Steps. This play began its life as […]