DePauw Viewbook 2017

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D E PAU W V I E W B O O K

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At DePauw,

WE HAVE A TRADITION OF BEING UNCOMMON IN NEARLY EVERYTHING WE DO.

UNCOMMON FACULTY

World-class mentors, renowned professors and research experts to give you the edge.

UNCOMMON BREADTH

A phenomenal, fully-immersive academic and residential experience, 45 study abroad locations, and 90+ majors and minors.

UNCOMMON EXCELLENCE

State-of-the-art facilities, leading world speakers, international artists, and immersive research and internships.

UNCOMMON LEADERSHIP

Nationally known academic centers, Honor Scholar and Fellows programs, 120 clubs and a vibrant Greek life, on which to make your mark..

UNCOMMON ALUMNI

A connective alumni network shaping society, leading industries, engaging students and ready to network.

UNCOMMON COMMITMENT

A passionate, hands-on investment in your success, no matter what your passion is, in ways no other college or university offers.

Your Uncommon Journey Awaits

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FROM CHICAGO TO GREENCASTLE TO BOGOTÁ DePauw is a place where you can access a world of new opportunities. I put my passions for cross-cultural development and student advocacy into practice as a first-year resident assistant and international student ambassador. More recently, I was granted a U.S. Fulbright award and will soon teach English in Bogotá, Colombia. During the course of four years, DePauw has helped me discover more fully what I value and what is possible.”

SA R A H SA L A Z A R Class of 2017, Fulbright Colombia, Chicago Posse Scholar, Residential Advisor, Crusader

UNCOMMON OPPORTUNITIES

DEPAUW CULTIVATES YOUR BEST

DePauw offers me a renowned academic program and doorways to the most creative cities in the world. In the classroom and on the stage, my teachers encourage my curiosity and provide me with the tools to perform what I learn in venues anywhere. Here, I can harness my uniqueness and innovate in a major and minor I love.�

A N D R E W B ROW N Class of 2019, BMA in Piano, Peace In Conflict Studies Minor, Artist

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PA S C A L L A F O N TA N T Associate Professor of Biology, Trailblazer

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SUCCESS THROUGH COLLABORATION At DePauw, faculty and staff members work with students and students work with the community to solve problems and build lifelong connections.

When action yields results Biology professor Pascal Lafontant and his students study heart regeneration using model species, such as the zebrafish. Undergraduate research students in his lab have earned national acclaim and published their work in peerreviewed scientific journals. Their visionary studies have won them a grant from the National Institute of Health to help solve key challenges in cardiovascular diseases.

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UNCOMMON FACULTY Recognizing the extreme brevity of the 800 days the average undergraduate spends on a college campus, students will be expected to develop the strength, skills and freethinking necessary to envision solutions for today’s world. Our brilliant faculty make this transformation possible.

Undergraduate research at DePauw is truly where preparation meets opportunity. Students can take part in exciting, cutting-edge research with faculty members that leverages content from their coursework and innovative technologies in their discipline to solve real-world applied problems. Not only does this work give meaning to what is being covered in textbooks, but it also creates a unique learning experience that serves them very well in their future careers.�

SCOT T WILKERSON Ernest R. Smith Professor of Geosciences, Geologist, Author, Technology Innovator

UNCOMMON FAC U LT Y

THE WORLD’S BRIGHTEST MINDS ARE ALL YOURS In my classroom, getting a good education is about working together to build bonds and become better thinkers.

Students start their studies green but become more worldly and wise as they inquire freely, hear diverse perspectives and grow their vision. I, myself, am a DePauw alumnus and here I am, 20 years later, teaching in the same classroom where the light came on for me.”

GREG SCHWIPPS Alumnus 2009, Professor of Creative Writing, Award-winning author of What This River Keeps, Thinker

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IMMERSED IN CULTURE I chose to study abroad in Salvador, Brazil because it has the highest population of African descendants outside of Africa. When I began reaching out to people in the city, many who shared my Nigerian roots welcomed and celebrated me as as a long-lost sister and representative of their African homeland.

At DePauw, we emphasize the importance of connecting with others. Spending time in Brazil iterated how beautiful and important those connections are. If I hadn’t allowed myself to get out of my comfort zone and travel to another country, I would have missed out on this important part of my heritage.�

B US O L A S H I FAT U Class of 2017, Biochemistry Major, First-Year Mentor, Science Research Fellow, International Ambassador, Discoverer

4TH IN U.S. FOR THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS STUDYING OVERSEAS W H E R E S T U D E N T S GO

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Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Botswana Brazil Cameroon Chili China Costa Rica Czech Republic Cuba Denmark Ecuador England France Germany Ghana Greece Hungary India Indonesia Ireland

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Italy Japan Jordon Madagascar Mexico Morocco Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Panama Peru Russia Scotland Senegal South Africa South Caicos South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Switzerland Tanzania Thailand Vietnam

UNCOMMON D I S C OV E RY

GLOBAL IMPACT Come to DePauw and join initiatives that create change on a global scale. In Sharon Crary’s lab, students are researching ways to stop replication of the Ebola virus. They study relevant techniques, learn to critique their own experiments – and develop new ones.

My students will go on to make a difference in the world whether through research or graduate school, or by having better critical reasoning skills in any other field. DePauw’s liberal arts mission instillsmulti-dimensional skills for responding to global problems, which allows students to put their passions to good use.”

S H A RO N C R A RY Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Co-director of the Global Health Programs, Pioneer

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CONFIDENT IN COMMUNITY. STRONG IN LEADERSHIP. DRIVING REFORM WHERE IT MATTERS. DePauw students are not your run-of-the-mill variety. We are diverse in background yet connected in our resolve to meet challenges and change with hope, energy and confidence. We lead to drive the world forward.

UNCOMMON LEADERS

For Andrew Gold, DePauw is one continuous opportunity to make a difference. When not serving the community through his fraternity and as a Resident Assistant in his dorm, he is driving home the win on the field as a leading player for DePauw’s soccer team.

ANDREW GOLD Class of 2018, English Writing and Psychology Major, RA, Greek life, Sports Editor for The DePauw, S.A.A.C. member, Soccer Player, Transformative Leader

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DePauw’s breadth of opportunities transformed my college experience. During my freshman year, a Winter Term course in South Africa exposed me to life after Mandela and real conversations about race. DePauw Dialogue and serving as a First-Year Mentor opened my eyes to issues around identity and inclusion. At DePauw, I’ve uncovered my passion for social justice. Today I know where I want to lead. DePauw provided the platform.”

MO L LY M A D D E N Class of 2018, Philosophy and Environmental Biology Major, Greek life, Honor Societies, Environmental Fellow, First-Year Mentor, Cheerleading Captain, Volunteer, Transformative Leader

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UNCOMMON COMMUNITY Make lifelong friends and get involved in what you love.

DePauw is home to more than 100 student organizations, including a vibrant Greek community, one of the nation’s top student radio stations, and a wide variety of academic, cultural, spiritual and service groups. Want to see a new group on campus? We give you the tools and resources to start it.

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Intramural sports | Community service | Cultural organizations | Campus Farm and sustainability initiatives International Student Association | Academic clubs | Language clubs | Young Life | Hillel | MSA | HSA Student Government | College Democrats and Republicans | Robotics Club | WGRE radio| Ethics Bowl Greek life | Student Arts Council | Improv club | Music and dance clubs | Outdoor and recreation clubs

The great thing about DePauw’s student organizations is the opportunity to associate with individuals from all types of backgrounds. In every interaction, I’ve learned to be more confident, and, in turn, lead others better than I did before. Involving yourself on campus ensures that you make the most of not only your education, but your experiences as well.”

CHRISTIAN RIVER A Class of 2019, Communications Major, National Pan-Hellenic Council President, Men of Excellence PR Chair, First Year Experience Staff Member, Community Enthusiast

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Experience the best in Division III athletics with 23 varsity teams and intramurals, a championship record and some of the finest athletic facilities in the country.

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What I like about DePauw is it’s not just my strength, it is the combined work ethic of the team that contributes to an outstanding record in athletics. We push one another to excel in every endeavor, academics included, in addition to taking on other leadership roles on campus. Combine this driven campus culture with coaches and faculty who are willing to do whatever it takes to help us succeed. It’s a place I want to be.”

K Y L I E MO R R I S Class of 2018, Greek Life, Women’s Basketball Team, First Year Mentor, Role Model

BASEBALL (MEN’S) | BASKETBALL | CROSS COUNTRY | FIELD HOCKEY (WOMEN’S) FOOTBALL (MEN’S) | GOLF | LACROSSE | SOCCER | SOFTBALL (WOMEN’S) SWIMMING & DIVING | TENNIS | TRACK & FIELD | VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S)

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INSPIRED

BY THE ARTS & CULTURE DePauw partners with the city of Greencastle in creating an intellectual and cultural environment that connects people and ideas.

From celebrated music performances and art exhibits, to intriguing speakers and weekly events downtown, there is always something fresh and inspiring happening at DePauw.

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MUS I C O N TH E SQ UA R E Soak in the acoustics of progressive, breathtaking performances at Music on the Square, a creative community music space in downtown Greencastle hosted

by DePauw’s School of Music.

W H AT YOU ’LL LOV E

Music on the Square | First Friday Farmer’s Market | Specialty Retail Shops Dining and Shopping on the Courthouse Square Art Exhibitions | Ashley Square Cinemas DePauw Nature Park

AC C L A IME D A R TIS T S Each year, DePauw invites acclaimed artists, orchestras and ensembles from around the world to perform as part of the Green Guest Artist Concert Series. Recent performance artists include cellist Yo-Yo Ma, Kings singers, Canadian brass, Pulitzer Prize for Music winner Shara Worden and the Grammynominated Imani Winds.

U N C OM MO N ME NTO R S The Ubben Lecture Series hosts the world’s leading politicians, journalists, scientists, artists and activists who speak to students to encourage inquiry and inspire new ideas and concepts. Recent speakers include former British Prime Minister David Cameron, Hamilton actor Leslie Odom Jr., Malala, and civil rights legend and presidential adviser Vernon E. Jordan ‘57.

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DePauw students gain access to an active network of more than 30,000 alumni leaders and thinkers in diverse fields across the nation and globe.

Forty percent, or nearly 11,000 alumni, are annually involved in the life of the University.

Every year, DePauw alumni come together to welcome firstyear students, provide career counseling and host student interns at their places of work – even offering students their first jobs upon graduation.

UNCOMMON CONNECTION

The story of one DePauw alumnus’ courageous climb to create a better world.

When Bradley Clement graduated from DePauw, he had his eyes set on entering a traditional profession, but a summer spent in Alaska’s Denali National Park turned that plan on its head. The majestic mountain peaks and sweeping ravines awoke in him a desire to spend the rest of his life in the mountains. He built his career by leading expeditions to dangerous, snowcovered summits and documenting the journeys through film. Today he is a successful mountaineer, filmmaker and conservationist.

Clement credits DePauw for his confidence to forge his own path. He is cheered on by a close alumni network of friends he met back during his student years in the dorms. These lasting connections and support give him the energy and motivation to pursue his goals – no matter how high.

BR ADLEY CLEMENT DePauw Alumnus, Class of ’93, High-altitude Film Maker, Mountaineer, Conservationist, Adventurer

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COLLEGE LIFE is at its best at DePauw In college, you will have many classes and professors //

DEPAUW PROFESSORS INVITE YOU ONTO THE FIELD AND INTO THEIR RESEARCH TO MAKE REAL-WORLD CHANGE.

You can make friends anywhere // AT DEPAUW, YOUR FRIENDSHIPS LAST A LIFETIME.

You will join organizations and attend events //

DEPAUW STUDENTS CREATE THEIR OWN CLUBS, LEAD WHAT THEY LOVE AND GO BEYOND TO STUDY ABROAD IN MORE THAN 45 COUNTRIES.

You can find opportunities anywhere // AT DEPAUW, OUR OPPORTUNITIES PROMISE UNCOMMON SUCCESS.

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DEPAUW SUCCESS We are confident that you will succeed with us, and we have the numbers to prove it.

PAUW WGGRRAADUATE DUATESS DDEEPAU //

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in the U.S. for producing the top business executives

88%

of applicants are accepted to law school

90%

of applicants with a 3.6 GPA and MCAT scores in the 80th percentile are accepted to medical school

TO P G R A DUAT E PRO G R A MS

94% of our graduates are employed, in graduate school, or pursuing service within six months following commencement.

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Columbia University Duke University DePaul University Indiana University Law School The John Hopkins University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Northwestern University Purdue University

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American Red Cross Angie’s List Cancer Treatment Centers of America Eli Lilly and Company Goldman Sachs J.P. Morgan Chase Teach For America

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THE DIFFERENCE YOU DARE TO MAKE Take your liberal arts education to the next level by joining some of our most rigorous and rewarding academic programs and centers.

H O N O R SC H O L A R S //

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STRENGTH Think and work between fields and disciplines to understand the world’s most difficult and pressing issues.

Honors Scholars are regarded for their insatiable curiosity and continual drive for excellence in the liberal arts.

E N V I RO N ME N TA L F E LLOWS // Approach the

environment from a multidisciplinary perspective through a variety of keystone classes, co-curricular activities and hands-on practicum. Environmental Fellows become adept at addressing the complexity of environmental issues.

M A N AG E ME N T F E LLOWS // Grow your business acumen through access to industry professionals, guaranteed internships and real-world experience. Management Fellows become successful leaders at some of the world’s top public, private and nonprofit enterprises.

ME D I A F E LLOWS // Enter the evolving world of media through studio experience,

internships and a robust speakers series. Media Fellows become effective operators of different forms of media useful for a wide-range of careers in communications.

SC I E N C E R E S E A RC H F E LLOWS // Get significant hands-on research experience and faculty mentorship in the natural sciences. Science Research Fellows prepare for top positions in postgraduate study and a wide variety of careers in science.

Our world-leading centers deliver state-of-the-art programming and access to distinct learning opportunities bridging your coursework to the world.

PR E - PRO F E SS I O N A L A DV IS I N G Pre-Medical and Health Advising Pre-Engineering Pre-Law

CENTERS Hubbard Center for Student Engagement McDermond Center for Management & Entrepreneurship Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics The Tenzer Technology Center Compton Center for Peace & Justice

- The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics

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A JOURNEY WORTH TAKING Success and accomplishment flow from the challenging work done in the classroom and studio at DePauw – and it looks different for each student. I’ve seen students take their experiences here and go on to create amazing work and get recognized for it; I’ve also watched students apply their accomplishment to reshape fashion, design, education, and activism.”

J O H N B E R RY

Art Department, Inspirer

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MINNEAPOLIS, MN

MADISON, WI ANN ARBOR, MI

DES MOINES, IA

CHICAGO, IL

CLEVELAND, OH DEPAUW UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI, OH INDIANAPOLIS, IN

ST. LOUIS, MO

LOUISVILLE, KY

NASHVILLE, TN

ANN ARBOR CHICAGO CINCINNATI CLEVELAND DES MOINES INDIANAPOLIS LOUISVILLE MADISON MINNEAPOLIS NASHVILLE ST. LOUIS

4.5 hours 2.5 hours 2 hours 5 hours 6.5 hours 45 min 2.5 hours 5 hours 8.5 hours 4.5 hours 3 hours

DISTANCE TO DEPAUW

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WHAT’S YOUR PATH?

U.S. COLLEGE RANKINGS ++ ++

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2nd in Teach For America participation 3rd in number of students in short-term study

abroad programs 4th in number of students studying abroad 8th in producing Fulbright students, six years in a row 13th for freshman to sophomore retention 18th for top internship opportunities 19th for alumni network 53rd in national liberal arts colleges 56th in best value schools

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MI N O R S

Actuarial Science Africana Studies Anthropology Art (History) Art (Studio) Asian Studies Biochemistry Biology Cellular and Molecular Biology Chemistry Classical Civilization Communication Computer Science Conflict Studies Earth Sciences Economics Education Studies English (Writing) English (Literature) Environmental Biology Environmental Geoscience Film Studies French Geology German Global Health Greek History Independent Interdisciplinary Kinesiology Latin Mathematics Music Neuroscience Philosophy Physics Political Science Pre-engineering Psychology Religious Studies Romance languages Sociology Spanish Theatre Women’s Studies

Anthropology Art (History) Art (Studio) Asian Studies Astronomy Biochemistry Biology Black Studies Business Administration Chemistry Chinese Classical Archaeology Classical Civilization Computer Science Conflict Studies Earth Sciences Economics Education Studies Environmental Geoscience Film Studies French Geography Geology German Greek History International Business Italian Japanese Jazz Studies Kinesiology Latin Latin American Studies Caribbean Studies Literature Mathematics Media Studies Music (Applied) Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Rhetoric and Interpersonal Communication Russian Russian Studies Sociology Spanish Statistics Theatre Women’s Studies World Literature

SC H OO L O F MU S I C Performance with the Bachelor of Music Music with the Bachelor of Musical Arts Music Education with the Bachelor of Music Education

UNCOMMON E D U C AT I O N

Your experience at DePauw is not limited to your major. DePauw empowers you to forge your own path and study across disciplines.

Want to do something completely unique?

Work with a faculty adviser to create your own major and minor program.

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