Frank Ward '04
B.A. English - Creative Writing; Raleigh, N.C.
Denison Campus Governance Association - President; Campus Affairs Council - Chair; Executive Committee - Chair; Faculty Senate - Student Representative; Student Body Vice President; Residential Life Committee - Chair; Chair of the Board of Governors; Sophomore Class - Governor, Co-Governor; Freshmen Class -Co-Governor; Resident Assistant; Student Activities Council - Vice Chair/Treasurer; Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Gamma-Iota Zeta - High Rho - Head of Alumni Affairs Interfraternity Council Representative; Homecoming Committee - Co-Chair; WDUB - News and Sports Director, Disc Jockey (Live at Brews - Denison's Only Off-Campus Radio Show); DCGA - Projects Committee, Finance Committee, Communications Committee; LeaderShape Institute; Provost Scholar; 2003 Annual Fund Campaign - Featured Student for Spring/Summer; Lambda Chi Alpha, Gamma-Iota Award for Most Improved GPA; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Student Representative at Alumni Gatherings in New York, Connecticut and Ohio; Nominated to "Ask A Student" Section of Denison Website; Internship - Senator Richard G. Lugar (R-IN) and Office of U.S. Senate Foreign Relations; Global Young Leaders Summit, Sydney, Australia Delegate; Canterbury Club; IM Sports - Basketball (Captain)
Supporting comments: "From almost his first day on campus, Frank has always been a visible presence and a person of influence in a wide range of campus settings. Perhaps his most important leadership role was his service as President of DGGA. Frank has been one of the very best persons in that role. He has clearly been an activist and a provocateur. And students see him everywhere which means he is actively engaged with the community in its many parts. He has taken as his task raising the quotient of school spirit in a number of places. He has been a cheerleader for student activities in the best senses. I would hope that Frank's contributions as President of DCGA should set a new standard for the position and, ideally, that those who follow him will share his activism, enthusiasm, and general goodwill. Frank is, simply put, the most consistently involved and energetic political leader I've met at Denison. He has advanced in leaps and bounds to become one of the most influential DCGA officers in years; he is a young man of promise, of already-polished style and acumen. How he has found the time to do as much as he has is a mystery to me--but it proves the old observation that in a few remarkable and motivated people, energy for group work and leadership seems to be spontaneously generated. This is what Frank has demonstrated all during his four years here. Our community has benefited enormously from his four years of very valuable labor."

