This is a list of notable Alumni at kenyon College.
The list is comprised by the students who are now enrolled in kenyon College. It’s still somewhat a work in progress, with students still being accepted into kenyon and currently enrolled students on campus. Because the school is still at a relatively early stage, the list is still in flux as well. If you know of any alumni that are notable, please point us to them in the comments below.
The list is probably too short for me to use it to my advantage, but I would say that the school’s alumni have had some notable achievements. The first notable alumni is Alumni of the former President of Kenyon College. He was also a Professor of Chemistry at Yale University.
Kenyon College was founded in 1859 and has been affiliated with the University of Michigan since 1883.
The only way to be considered notable is to have had impact on the lives of others. I know some alumni from both Kenyon College and the University of Michigan, and the two schools have something in common in this regard. Both are, to some extent at least, known as universities that encourage their students to grow up and become mature and responsible adults. Both have an emphasis on self-awareness, on the importance of having a sense of self, and on working with others to achieve things.
The two schools have a lot in common, but the school at which they both were founded, Kenyon College, is known as one of the first places where graduates went to college, and both schools have their graduates still going on to become highly respected figures. The university at which Kenyon College was founded, University of Michigan, is known for producing some of the most acclaimed writers of the 20th century including Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Wolfe, and James Joyce.
Kenyon College, an elite liberal arts school, was founded in 1855, and is one of the oldest continuously-enrolled public higher education institutions in the U.S. It was also the first of its kind, and the first to offer a four-year degree. The school had approximately 300 students in its first year of operation.
I’m glad I know a lot of people at this school, because I think they’re going to play a large part in my future. A lot of the things I’ve learned here are how to take risks and do things I might not normally do. I’m a big fan of taking risks and doing things I may not normally do, so that’s something I’m going to be doing here.
