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Joan Lamm-Tennant, global chief economist and risk strategist for Guy Carpenter & Co. LLC, will present a lecture on "Enterprise Risk Management and the Current Financial Crisis" as part of Drake's new Allstate Risk Management Lecture Series.

Allan W. Vestal, professor of law and former dean of the University of Kentucky College of Law, has been named dean of Drake Law School.

Three outstanding educators -- Nancy Sebring, Judith Cunningham and Scott Raecker -- will be honored at the school's annual dinner for alumni and seniors.

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication's Junior National Advisory Council recently developed a new vehicle for networking between students and alumni -- the DrakeMediaGigs blog.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4 “Let’s DU Lunch” featuring Des Moines Airport General Manager Craig Smith and Marketing Director Roy Criss, 11:30 a.m., AllPlay, 615 Third St., Des Moines. Cost: $17. For reservations, contact Betty See at betty.see@drake.edu. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11 Greater Kansas City Young Alumni Event at the Boulevard Brewery (Tasting Room), 2501 Southwest Blvd., Kansas City,...

Former Drake star Pulliam to be inducted into Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame; Initial list of top Drake Relays athletes of century announced; and College Soccer News recognizes Drake men's soccer team.

Drake offers seminars to help people weather economic storm; Library series to feature Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer; Drake Law Review again ranks among top 30 nationwide; and Journalism students honored for radio stories.

Blake Campbell named director of alumni, parent programs; Plan to attend Des Moines Winter Bulldog Bash; Game watch party set for men's basketball game Feb. 18; Five outstanding alumni honored with Alumni Awards; and Join alumni for the Relays Half Marathon.

Instead of setting her sights on a relaxing winter break, Kashmira Chawla, a junior in Drake's College of Arts and Sciences, recently fulfilled her vision of volunteering in India for a non-profit organization dedicated to eye health.

Darla Eastman, Sally Haack and Lori Schirmer recently became board certified and joined eight pharmacy faculty members who have achieved board certification.