What I’ve Learned: James Ryan ’17
The 2017 College of Liberal Arts valedictorian—one of the first graduates of Rollins’ new Public Policy and Political Economy Program—reflects on his time as a Tar.
Ace of Enterprise
Kamil Fadel ’17 is a high-flying international business major with plans to impact the world through social entrepreneurship and finance.
A Lab of Their Own
Sisters Sehar ’16 and Shaffaq ’18 Noor founded a computer lab that is helping bring the internet to women in rural Pakistan.
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A Third Act
Sandra Jetton ’70’s journey from opera to banking to street photography, and the education that prepared her for the unexpected.
The Global Guitarist
When Ben Wozniak ’17 travels to Germany this fall on a Fulbright Scholarship, you can bet his guitar will help students learn the English language.
Ewen Named 2017 Newman Fellow
Meredith Ewen ’19 has received Campus Compact’s 2017 Newman Civic Fellowship, which recognizes and supports students committed to achieving social change.
Igniting Kids’ Imagination Through Computer Science
Rollins student and professor team up with Google on after-school project for fourth-graders.
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A Natural Leader
Thane Maynard ’76 developed an awe for animals and the natural world as a boy growing up in Winter Park. He’s spent his career sharing that sense of wonder with others.
Cosmopolitan Coder
Inside Shree Raj Shrestha ’17’s journey from Nepal to Rollins to one of the world’s biggest tech companies.
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Tomorrowland
One of the country’s fastest-growing and most progressive cities lies just beyond the borders of America’s most beautiful campus.
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The Pace Setter
The intensity on the track and emotions on pit road are nothing compared to what Steve O’Donnell ’91 deals with as a lead man at NASCAR.
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Miracle Movement
Joe ’84 and Vicky ’85 Raymond are leading a revolution in the treatment of motor disabilities in the United States.
10 Questions with Patrick Odoyo
Rollins’ new staff director of the Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub rose from poverty when someone invested in his future. Ever since, he’s been helping others bring about meaningful change—in their own lives and their communities.
In Memory: Betty Duda ’93H
The former Rollins College trustee and recipient of an honorary degree died on December 24.
Alumni Success
Alum John Kavanaugh ’83 Writes 280 Songs for Disney’s ‘Sofia’ and ‘Elena’
The Emmy Award-winning composer for “Sofia the First” and “Elena of Avalor” shares how Rollins prepared him for a remarkable career with Disney.
Student Activities/Events
Club Spotlight: Student Veterans Association
With Veterans Day upon us, there’s a new resource for Rollins students who served in the armed forces.
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The Perfect Fit
Looking back on a dream career that blended a love of art and theater, award-winning costume designer Maggie Delgado ’75 found the ideal mix of motherhood and showbiz.
60 Inspiring Women of Rollins
In honor of Women’s History month, Rollins360 readers honor women in our academic community who are making a difference and who inspire others to do the same.
7 Alumni Receive 2017 Awards
Rollins College names the 2017 Alumni Award recipients.
A Conversation With the President
President Grant Cornwell reflects on Rollins’ unique location—from our top-ranked campus and the cosmopolitan charm of Winter Park to the ever-expanding opportunities Orlando offers.
In Memory: Peggy Kirk Bell ’43
Rollins College alumna and women’s golf advocate Peggy Kirk Bell ’43 dies at 95.
10 Questions with “The Rev”
Don’t be surprised if the Rev. Katrina Jenkins, Rollins’ new dean of religious life, hands you some crayons in the cafeteria or talks smack about your football team.
Queens of the Greens: Paige Lyle ’17
Golfer’s career-best round propels Rollins to sixth national title since 2003.
Queens of the Greens: Lexie Toth ’18
This rising junior is always around the top of the leaderboard, and the national championship tournament was no exception.
Queens of the Greens: Madison Lellyo ’18
A hand injury led this talented athlete to pursue golf, and BurgerFi helped put Rollins on her radar.
Queens of the Greens: Annie Dulman ’16
One of Rollins’ most decorated athletes ever graduates with the biggest award of all: a national championship.