Ethan Dvorak
Content Specialist
Sturm Hall, 2000 East Asbury Avenue, Denver, CO 80208
What I do
- Develop newsletter content to be shared with CAHSS faculty, students and staff
- Plan, execute and advertise all CAHSS events
Professional Biography
Ethan Dvorak is the Content and Event Specialist for the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences at the University of Denver. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism and media communication in 2023 from Colorado State University.
News Articles
Maddy Bonner (MA ’23) preserves the past while looking forward to the future.
The workforce landscape has shifted, and CAHSS graduates are answering the call.
Lindsey Feitz is the first to serve as DU's new endowed chair in sexuality studies.
Denver Publishing Institute alumni Kelly Baptist, Brenna Faricy, and Mike Whalen launched Camp Kejeba, a youth writing camp that helps kids become published authors.
MFJS professor and eight students from DU traveled to Costa Rica and returned with a new mindset.
MFJS professors co-taught a video storytelling course for incarcerated individuals, helping to express the profound importance of the arts, inside and outside of prison.
DU English doctoral student Jane Huffman wins the 2026 Vanderbilt Literary Prize for her poetry collection "Dilemma."
For LJ Hansen, earning a master's degree from DU's Lamont School of Music and Theatre has been as much about building confidence as it has been about mastering performance and finding her own voice.
Anthropology graduate student Frankie Kerkhof explores inclusion in museums.
Michal Lev, teaching assistant professor of Hebrew and program director at DU, helped foster community and collaboration at the Hebrew Olympiad in April 2026.
Two students in the DU Spanish program credit faculty mentorship and hands-on learning for helping them earn one of the most competitive scholarships in the world.
Kateri McRae, professor and chair of psychology, received the inaugural Service Award from the Social and Affective Neuroscience Society for her leadership in emotion research.
Janice Madden (BA '69) turned her DU debate and economics training into a 50-year career using data to expose discrimination in hiring, from the NFL to banking.
Lam T. Nguyen (BA '05), a film and video production graduate, now edits films including the 2026 thriller "Mercy," and urges students to say yes to opportunity.
Senior Katie Sandoval blends journalism, Japanese, and studio art, using literary translation to chart her path toward international photojournalism.
Graduating history majors Claire Chapman and Annie Mulvihill presented their senior capstone research at the 2026 Senior History Conference in March.
Cooley competes on the bars, beam, and floor, and dreams of using her political science degree on Capitol Hill.
