Faculty Experts

Contacts for the Media

Post-WWII German Culture, Immigration and Assimilation in Europe, German Language and Literature:

Gary Baker

Professor

Coordinator of German

bakerg@denison.edu

740-587-6213

U.S. religion and politics, public opinion, political participation, interest groups, religion and the environment, and social networks:

Paul A. Djupe

Professor

Chair of Data for Political Research

djupe@denison.edu

740-587-6310

Astronomy, physics, star and planet formation, physics behind everyday phenomena:

Steven Doty

Professor

doty@denison.edu

740-587-5796

Unemployment, economic inequality, financial institutions, public policy, Middle East and North Africa:

Fadhel Kaboub

Associate Professor

kaboubf@denison.edu

740-587-6315

Campus sustainability, climate commitment, Peace Corps, recycling:

Jeremy King ’97

Director of Sustainability & Campus Improvement

kingje@denison.edu

740-587-8680

Volcanoes, volcanic eruptions, continental crust, timescales/ages in geology:

Erik Klemetti

Associate Professor

Chair of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Geosciences

klemettie@denison.edu

740-587-5788

The theory, practice, and history of satire in western culture, to include written, graphic, filmic, televised, and new media forms of satire:

Kirk Combe

Professor Emeritus

combe@denison.edu

Spotlights

Denison Magazine

A space to quiet the mind and recharge the body

With the 2022 opening of the Hoaglin Wellness Center, Denison has expanded both on-campus health services and access to health care professionals.

Denison Magazine

Ay, caramba!

Thomas Richner ’97 draws on sage advice as a Simpsons artist

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Braver angels

Campus free speech debates encourage open minds

Denison Magazine

Composition and combat

It's that old cliche: the English professor who writes books and coaches sword fighting

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Found

Deck out your pup, grab a hunk of cheese, and pick up the phone for some kindness

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Gaining career clarity

College is a life-shaping experience — and that can feel a bit overwhelming.

The famous white linen suit Hal Holbrook wore in his one-man Mark Twain show is the centerpiece of a collection of memorabilia the Holbrook estate gifted the university in 2022.

Denison Magazine

It suits him

“When (Hal Holbrook was) getting ready to do the Mark Twain show, Hal told my dad, ‘I need a white suit.’”

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Making the world a safer place

As a representative for families who have experienced unimaginable tragedy, Rex Elliott ’84 is a champion for empathy — and justice.

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Mike Deegan is authoring more than a winning record

In a sport where a manager’s most thoughtful writing is often reserved for his lineup card, Denison’s baseball coach is a refreshing anomaly.

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Putting in the work

As math professor Sarah Wolff headed to South Africa as a Fulbright Scholar, she reflected on teaching a topic that many approach with trepidation.

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Take a hike!

With the leaves changing colors in Granville, it felt like an ideal time to soak up the perfect fall weather in Ohio.

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The birth of denison.edu

"It was an exhilarating time for those of us working in the fields of institutional communications," says Jack Hire ’74.

English professor Fred Porcheddu-Engel spent two years translating a 15th century manuscript written in Latin.

Denison Magazine

The manuscript

In an Indiana Jones moment, a Denison professor finds a medieval treasure.

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The Office: Nan Carney-DeBord ’80

There’s a story inside these four walls — and it goes beyond their occupant, Nan Carney-DeBord ’80.

Denison Magazine

To go proudly and boldly into the world

For these high-achieving ’90s graduates, an education on The Hill was about exploring, stumbling, adapting — and thriving.

Doane renovation and expansion: Introducing the Center for Data Reasoning & Visualization

A bigger, better Big Red Weekend

Former attorney general finds optimism on The Hill

Faculty Experts

Contacts for the Media

Post-WWII German Culture, Immigration and Assimilation in Europe, German Language and Literature:

Gary Baker

U.S. religion and politics, public opinion, political participation, interest groups, religion and the environment, and social networks:

Paul A. Djupe

Astronomy, physics, star and planet formation, physics behind everyday phenomena:

Steven Doty

Unemployment, economic inequality, financial institutions, public policy, Middle East and North Africa:

Fadhel Kaboub

Campus sustainability, climate commitment, Peace Corps, recycling:

Jeremy King ’97

Volcanoes, volcanic eruptions, continental crust, timescales/ages in geology:

Erik Klemetti

The theory, practice, and history of satire in western culture, to include written, graphic, filmic, televised, and new media forms of satire:

Kirk Combe

Spotlights

A space to quiet the mind and recharge the body

Ay, caramba!

Braver angels

Composition and combat

Found

Gaining career clarity

It suits him

Making the world a safer place

Mike Deegan is authoring more than a winning record

Putting in the work

Take a hike!

The birth of denison.edu

The manuscript

The Office: Nan Carney-DeBord ’80

To go proudly and boldly into the world