The Remote Grinnellian
News about Grinnell College for the Alumni Community
www.remotegrinnellian.com

The Remote Grinnellian is a public directory of Grinnell College alumni who have provided their email addresses and web sites for distribution. It is maintained by Ken Varnum '89 for the use of Grinnellians and others looking for Grinnellians.

The previous version of the directory displayed alum's email addresses. While this was convenient for alumni, it was also convenient for spammers. In this version of the site, you can still send the alum a message using the "contact" link next to each displayed address, but you will not be able to see the recipient's email address unless they write you back.

Submit Your Information

If you are a Grinnell alumna or alumnus, you can add your own information to the database.

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If you need to update your email or web address, please use the change form.

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Publications by Grinnell Alumni

Updated 2008-04-14

Links are to the book at Amazon.com. I am an Amazon Affiliate, which means I receive a small percentage of any books purchased through links on this site. Once server hosting costs for the Remote Grinnellian are covered, I will donate any extra funds to Grinnell College.

Shoshana Stein Bennett '75. Postpartum Depression for Dummies.

Matthew M. Hedman '96. Age of Everything: How Science Explores the Past.

Thomas J. Meglioranza '92. Schubert Songs.

Gwenyth Swain '83. Riding to Washington.

Thor J. Polson '80. Childsong.

Karen Penico Webb '75. Chalice of Life.

Caroline Scheaffer Arnold '66 and Madeleine Comora. Taj Mahal.

Caroline Scheaffer Arnold '66. Wiggle and Waggle.

Walter F. Giersbach '67. Cruising the Green of Second Avenue.

Herbie Hancock '60. River: The Joni Letters.

Carolyn MacCullough '97. Drawing the Ocean.

Martha Silano '83. Blue Positive.

Kristin Layng Szakos '81 and Joe Szakos. We Make Change: Community Organizers Talk About What They Do--and Why.

Paula E. Stephan '67 and Ronald G. Ehrenberg. Science and the University.

John F. McDonald '64. Urban America: Growth, Crisis, and Rebirth.

John F. McDonald '64 and Daniel P. McMillen. Economics and Real Estate.

Pat Nyhan '64, Brian Rollins, and David Babb. Let the Good Times Roll! A Guide to Cajun & Zydeco Music.

Pat Nyhan '64. Zigzag: A Working Woman's Life in Changing Times.

Linda Finton Morris '61. Gender Play in Mark Twain: Cross-dressing and Transgression.

Curtis A. Harnack '49. Persian Lions, Persian Lambs: An American's Odyssey in Iran.

Emily E. Stamey '01. The Prints of Roger Shimomura: A Catalogue Raisonne.

Sally Campbell Galman '96. Shane the Lone Ethnographer.

Jim Asplund '88 and John H. Fleming. Human Sigma: Managing the Employee-Customer Encounter.

Susan Sink '86. The Art of Saint John's Bible: A Reader's Guide to Pentateuch, Psalms, Gospels, and Acts.

Emily W. Scudder '85. A Change of Pace.

Sources: The Grinnell Magazine and alumni contributions.