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categories: Alumni Profile, Link Winter 2015
From Jack Trice to Lambeau Field
Adam Hoebelheinrich, video editor for the Green Bay Packers, said the best part of his job is "meeting our ultimate goal: serving and entertaining fans.
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The tactics behind the touchdown
Dennis Lock, the director of the Miami Dolphins analytics department, provides probability and statistics for the team's football operations.
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Letter from the Dean
Spanning the sciences, social sciences and humanities, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences constitutes the core of learning and discovery at Iowa State University.
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Where discovery meets technology
We’ve come to expect every generation of iPhone to be smaller, lighter, faster. What we’ve perceived as a natural progression actually required a huge leap in fundamental science over the past 15 years. In the College of LAS, we call this complex materials research, and when the goal is smaller, lighter, faster, materials set the speed limit.
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Inspiring a love affair
Doug Spong, the President of Spong, a PR and creative marketing firm in Minneapolis and New York, describes his job and reflects on his time at ISU.
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From stadium to stage
J.J. Moses, retired NFL player-turned motivational speaker, doesn’t believe in “luck.” He believes in being prepared, working hard, and being grateful.
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An enthusiasm rooted in gratitude
Barbara Janson (mathematics, ‘65) explains why she's still so excited about Iowa State University.
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Alumnus in the field: Alex Panchula (physics, ’96)
Panchula grew and studied single crystals of correlated electron materials based on rare earth elements with Professor Paul Canfield.
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Alumna in the field: Stephanie Law (physics, '06)
Law said the most exciting thing about working with materials is the "sheer amount of choices available."
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Discussion: Should personal technology be allowed in class?
Two journalism students offer their opinion on whether personal technology, such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones, should be used during class.
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Fully focused on an experiential education
Jennifer Gribble, a junior in biochemistry, is a multiple scholarship award winner.