The friends and mentors I made at Knox are life-long, and I feel incredibly grateful for the relationships I have with such socially aware, engaged, creative, ambitious individuals.
I think the combination of my professional background, the coursework I’ve taken, and my studio experience puts me in a unique position as a professor.
The mindset of Knox of developing your skills and teaching you how to think and ask the right questions -- that thought process can apply to whatever you do.
I can't imagine doing anything more fun than this. It shows that it's possible to find a topic that you can fall in love with, and I want my students to see that.
Most of my research has been on grassroots politics and gender politics. Lately I've been doing interviews with activists in the LGBT rights movement in Nicaragua.
Dean of Purdue University's Krannert School of Management
I've lived in more than a dozen countries throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. This cultural focus arose from my experiences and opportunities gained at Knox.
Executive Vice President of Research and Medical Director, Muscular Dystrophy Association
It has been my privilege to be a physician caring for individuals and their families facing very challenging, often life-threatening, medical conditions.
I met five American and four South American presidents, Emperor Hirohito, Kim Jong Il, Prime Ministers, Cabinet members, and parliamentarians beyond counting.