In celebration of our 150th Anniversary, we sat down with Carl Eschels ‘39, one of the oldest living Davenport graduates. Walk down memory lane with Carl as he recalls all of his great experiences he had as a student of Davenport into his long career and retirement. Check out his story on page 45 of the latest issue of the DU Review.
Share This Story!
In celebration of our 150th Anniversary, we sat down with Carl Eschels ‘39, one of the oldest living Davenport graduates. Walk down memory lane with Carl as he recalls all of his great experiences he had as a student of Davenport into his long career and retirement. Check out his story on page 45 of the latest issue of the DU Review.
Share This Story!
Stay connected!
Get the latest Davenpost News delivered to your inbox!
Related Stories
As seen in the Fall 2025 DU Review magazine The 26th annual Excellence in Business Gala, which was held [...]
Davenport University teamed up with Hanger Clinic West Michigan and Corewell Health on Saturday to host an adaptive sports event on [...]
In January 2018, Davenport University is introducing a new bachelor’s degree supporting the needs of Michigan employers seeking to fill [...]
Latest Stories
MSOT student, Ashlea Shantz talked about why she chose OT: “Occupational therapy is a good career choice for me because [...]
Photo: First-generation student and Tri-Alpha Honor Society member Julie Lian with her nieces Davenport University’s Tri-Alpha First-Generation Honor Society [...]
Sports has always been a passion for Davenport University senior Courtney Drew. So much so, she built involvement into all [...]
