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President Dr. Roger H. Sublett
President Roger Sublett was featured in a Q&A with Cincy Magazine. Be sure to check @ the Pressroom in the next edition, for the Cincinnati Business Courier’s upcoming Q&A with Dr. Sublett.
Jenny Laster, MLK Specialization Learner and Dr. Nancy Boxill, Coordinator of the MLK Specialization
Click here to listen to WVXU’s Mark Perzel interview MLK Specialization learner Jenny Laster and MLK Specialization Coordinator Dr. Nancy Boxill for WVXU’s Cincinnati Edition.
The recent Union Institute & University and Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Coalition of Greater Cincinnati Luncheon was featured in a great Cincinnati Herald article [PDF, 1MB].
Angela Walker, MLK Specialization Learner
The Oxford Press recently interviewed Angela about her career as a pastor and her work as a learner in UI&U's MLK Specialization. Click here to read the interview.
Amy Greene, Virtual Vermont, BA Graduate
B.A. graduate Amy Greene’s first novel, Bloodroot, was recently released and reviewed in the New York Times.
Todd Chamberlain, BA Criminal Justice Graduate
Captain Todd Chamberlain was recently profiled in Downtown Los Angeles News. Captain Chamberlain is Downtown L.A.’s new “top cop.”
Eric Holman, BA Criminal Justice Graduate
The Mercury News featured a great story on UI&U graduate Captain Eric Holman, who was recently named chief of police for Lathrop in San Joaquin County.
Hilda Alcindor, BS graduate
Hilda Alcindor, dean of a nursing school in Leogane, Haiti, was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal days after the devastating earthquake. Writes the WSJ: “She and her brigade of nurses and students have sutured countless wounds, delivered six babies and amputated a little girl's arm. Sunday, a little relief finally arrived in the form of two volunteer doctors who set up operations inside the nursing college. A town of 50,000 just 20 miles west of the capital, Léogane has been left practically to its own resources since Tuesday's earthquake.” Read the article here.
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