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Beth McCann

January 4, 2018

Life After Witt

Breaking Gender Barriers

For the first time in the history of Denver, Colo., a female district attorney (DA) was sworn into office on Jan. 10, 2017. Her name is Beth McCann, a 1971 Wittenberg graduate.

Trent Champlin

November 21, 2017

Life After Witt

Making A Difference

For Trent W. Champlin, finding his dream first job in government didn't take long. Champlin, a member of the class of 2017 from Gahanna, Ohio, is currently a legislative aide for State Sen. John Eklund of the 18th Senatorial District of Ohio.

Wittenberg Political Science and East Asian Studies Professor Bin Yu

March 23, 2017

The Great Debate at Ohio State

Wittenberg Political Science and East Asian Studies Professor Bin Yu has been invited to join a debate on the future of U.S.-China security and trade policy relations sponsored by the Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) of The Ohio State University.

Ed Hasecke

November 8, 2016

Navigating Partisan Differences

Watching the Democratic and Republican Party conventions created a lot of discussion in our house.

Andy LaBarre

September 8, 2015

Life After Witt

Emerging Political Career has Roots in Wittenberg Experience

“Your job is not always to be nice and loved, but always to be decent. I try to do that,” says Andy LaBarre of Ann Arbor, Michigan, '04, of his political role in Washtenaw County, Michigan.