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University of Dayton Magazine. Winter 2017-18 University of Dayton Magazine University of Dayton eCommons The nivU ersity of Dayton Magazine Marketing and Communications Winter 12-2017 University of Dayton Magazine. Winter 2017-18 University of Dayton Magazine Follow this and additional works at: https://ecommons.udayton.edu/dayton_mag Recommended Citation University of Dayton Magazine, "University of Dayton Magazine. Winter 2017-18" (2017). The University of Dayton Magazine. 220. https://ecommons.udayton.edu/dayton_mag/220 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Marketing and Communications at eCommons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The University of Dayton Magazine by an authorized administrator of eCommons. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. 1 . I . IN . UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON MAGAZINE . 2017-18 Winter . COMPANY . Human-in-a-Box . 2017-18 . n . WINTER . DISTINGUISHED . MAGAZINE OF DAYTON UNIVERSITY . New Heritage . 2 I UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON MAGAZINE Winter 2017-18 CLICK to watch a 360-degree video of the grand opening (link). Heritage is priceless, but $2.55 can get you a red-eye espresso to help overcome an all-nighter. Pull up a chair and enjoy the ambiance of the new Heritage Coffeehouse (formerly a bathhouse turned post office turned Heritage Center). Read more about the newest Flyer Enterprises venture on Page 11. Photograph by MATT LESTER Winter 2017-18 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON MAGAZINE I 1 Eat your medicine ’18 STAHL VIA YL 16 S 2 I UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON MAGAZINE Winter 2017-18 I . 3 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON MAGAZINE DAYTON OF UNIVERSITY Winter 2017-18 Winter . 38 . CONNECTIONS . Dayton Magazine Dayton app. 64 University of of University loading the free free the loading . - down by anywhere, anytime, . PARTING WORDS PARTING . magazine the Read . 63 . ON THE GO THE ON . DAYMAG . classroom . Stephen King haunts my my haunts King Stephen . PERCEPTIONS . 61 . CLASS NOTES CLASS . 49 . Paying it forward it Paying . BACK PORCH BACK . 44 . do here.” do . One Flyer in a village of 1,300 of village a in Flyer One of our campus and the things we we things the and campus our of . THE ALUMNI THE . allowed me to share the beauty beauty the share to me allowed . 43 “Working for the magazine has has magazine the for “Working . creation of imagery,” she said. said. she imagery,” of creation . ‘Like me, please.’ me, ‘Like . to express myself through the the through myself express to . SPORTS . “I have always loved the ability ability the loved always have “I . 20 We’re more than cell pancakes cell than more We’re . for nearly three years. years. three nearly for Magazine . HUMAN . UD UD for photographing been . VIEW FINDER VIEW . graphic design major who has has who major design graphic . 17 . WHAT MAKES US US MAKES WHAT KRISTIN DAVIS KRISTIN is a fourth-year fourth-year a is . from co-ops to art exhibitions. exhibitions. art to co-ops from . stories of students and their work, work, their and students of stories . contributes his talents to telling telling to talents his contributes . UD,” he said. In this issue, Hughes Hughes issue, this In said. he UD,” . COMPANY . help increase the reputation of of reputation the increase help . be able to do the work I do to to do I work the do to able be . IN DISTINGUISHED IN . for 37 years. “I feel privileged to to privileged feel “I years. 37 for . has worked as a graphic designer designer graphic a as worked has . 28 . BROTHER BOB HUGHES, S.M. HUGHES, BOB BROTHER , , . READING? . YOU ARE WHERE . issue. issue. 15 . story of Flyer Enterprises for this this for Enterprises Flyer of story . students and faculty to tell the the tell to faculty and students . FLIGHT DECK FLIGHT . Frey interviewed alumni, current current alumni, interviewed Frey . 10 . by The Blend’s chai tea lattes, lattes, tea chai Blend’s The by . in December,” she said. Fueled Fueled said. she December,” in . ‘I just want to stay in Dayton.’ in stay to want just ‘I . simultaneously with graduation graduation with simultaneously . CONVERSATION PIECES CONVERSATION . and the University sadly and and sadly University the and . 8 . Magazine UD at career my . her freshman year. “I am ending ending am “I year. freshman her . in town.’ in . the summer after after summer the Magazine UD . ‘There’s a new kind of #Flyer #Flyer of kind new a ‘There’s . ERIN FREY ERIN began writing for for writing began MAINSTREAM . Arts immersion in the extreme the in immersion Arts . 7 . UP AND GO HOME GO AND UP . LETTERS . MAYBE JUST GIVE GIVE JUST MAYBE . 5 . 23 . COMMENTARY . PRESIDENT’S PRESIDENT’S . CONTRIBUTORS . 4 . - . - - . by . facebook.udayton.edu . twitter.com/daymag . udquickly.udayton.edu . Blog: Twitter: Facebook: . ERIC F. SPINA ERIC F. COMMENTARY . Our partner, planning NEXT, is an urban design planning NEXT, Our partner, you to visit too late to participate. I invite not It’s as we imagine the pos matters voice Everyone’s The participants — from all walks of life in ourThe participants — from all walks . ment in downtown Dayton. A place that welcomes Dayton. ment in downtown and work in our live to study, young people who want community. this property is a special place firm that understands As the firm’s filled with memories and possibilities. Greene told the gathering, “We’re co-founder Jamie high-order between spot sweet trying to find the This is really aspirations and what we can do together. vision.” a community-minded and offer your thoughts. fairgroundstofuture.org to review hold more workshops in January We’ll framework before finalizing the development a long-range plan in the spring. master the bonds of community. as we strengthen sibilities, from cross-sections of the Dayton community brain from cross-sections of the Dayton of sheets scribbled them on oversized ideas, stormed envisioned prioritized them — and creatively paper, outwhat the future could hold. Similar scenes played as hundreds on campus and within the health system of emerged show of ideas have from this collective imagination. a vibrant, pedestrian- community — envisioned of on the doorstep development mixed-use friendly, new A place that could attract Dayton. downtown A place that connects to businesses and restaurants. and a resurgencethe Great Miami River of develop . Office, , Records - magazine.udayton.edu . - [email protected] - . [email protected] [email protected] or 888-253-2383 . Website: Email: to: notes Send class only to: changes Records . Magazine Dayton of University . Thomas M. Columbus, Thomas M. Columbus, . Kristin Davis, Erin Frey, Frey, Erin Davis, Kristin . Winter 2017-18 2017-18 Winter Winter Michael Dunekacke, Michaela Eames, Eames, Michaela Dunekacke, Michael Kurtz, Mike Gina Gray, Fisher, Brigham Miller, Shannon Shelton Kim Lally, Rizvi, Teri Pant, Brian Mills, Meagan Cilla Shindell Robinson, Shawn Elysse Stahl, Sylvia Anna Lagattuta, Zahn Cari Winget, “We hope whatever happens there helps knit hope whatever “We . Staff Contributors: Staff Staff: Student . n a recent conversation with leaders of the West of the West leaders with conversation a recent n church, the community at a Trotwood Dayton talk turned to the future of the former Montgom ery County fairgrounds. one leader told me. together our community,” . Let’s use it to build community. Let’s use it to serve Let’s use it to build community. Let’s on campus and in the community feel the Many small groups of people more than an hour, For That gave me pause. While the Great Miami That gave and Premier Health, of Dayton The University . Fairgrounds to future to Fairgrounds the needs of our two institutions — and the common the needs of our two institutions good. into the Coliseum at the When I walked way. same former Montgomery County fairgrounds for a com the feeling of excitement munity forum in November, palpable. The place surgedand possibility was with energy. River physically divides our community, the fabric of divides our community, physically River of people from is made up of a rich tapestry Dayton socioeconomic religions, races, cultures, diverse As an anchor institu and nationalities. backgrounds tion with a civic focus and a religious mission, we and welcoming. to be inclusive strive of the 38-acre “fairgrounds” parcel, new owners with a clean slate as we think about the are starting and of this land on the edge renaissance of downtown we use can’t Why of our campuses. adjacent to both opportunity to redevelopment this once-in-a-lifetime build more than new buildings? I . of Dayton, the University by is published quarterly 2152-3673) 2, ISSN No. 10, Vol. 2017-18, (Winter (video). CLICK . Fairgrounds to Fairgrounds . Future progress progress Future Molly Wilson to look in on theto . Jeaneen Parsons Jeaneen . Gita Balakrishnan . Thomas M. Columbus Thomas M. Columbus . Larry Burgess Larry . Frank Pauer Frank . Eric F. Spina F. Eric . UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY OF OF DAYTON DAYTON MAGAZINE MAGAZINE Brother Bob Hughes, S.M. Bob Hughes, Brother . Michelle Tedford . Eric F. Spina F. Eric President, University of Dayton . I . I . University of Dayton Magazine Dayton of University OH 45469-1303. Dayton, Park, 300 College Communications, University to changes Send address POSTMASTER: Ohio. Dayton, paid at postage Periodicals OH 45469-7051. Dayton, Park, 300 College Designer: Managing Editor: Editor: Managing Art Director: Photographer: Director: Production Vice President for University Marketing Marketing University for President Vice and Communications: Emeritus: Editor Editor: President: President: . 44 . LETTERS “I’m often struck by the intertwined paths of UD students and professors with the Air Force labs.” —Kevin M. Rusnak ’95 Have thoughts about what A BOAT, A HORSE, A have enjoyed many UD Maga- nent magnet discoveries here you read this issue? MAN ... AND AN UNCLE zines. But this Autumn 2017 is- in the Air Force Materials Lab, Fortunately for me, I’ve sue was outstanding in the cov- before moving to UDRI.
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