Meet the New Alumni Trustee Candidates

Megan Clair '04

Megan is currently the senior manager, internal controls at Revlon. While at Knox, Megan majored in biology and music and obtained College Honors in molecular immunology. Megan was a member of the Knox Jazz Ensemble for four years. She also participated in theatre productions, Catch as music editor, Newman club, served as a biology and chemistry lab assistant, and volunteered with the Office of Admissions as a prospective student lunch host.

After Knox, Megan pivoted to financial accounting compliance in the private sector and most recently worked at the public accounting firm KPMG LLP as an internal audit consultant. She looks forward to offering her background and consulting experience in the areas of financial risk and mitigation activities.

Lane Hart '79

Lane graduated from Knox College with a degree in international relations. He went on to earn an M.S. in information management from Syracuse University and an M.A. in history from the University of Illinois-Chicago.

With a 30-year career in information technology, Lane held prominent positions, including vice president of data architecture at both Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan. He was also deeply involved in his Oak Park, Illinois community, serving as president of the library board for six years.

During his time at Knox, Lane contributed articles and statistics for the sports information office and wrote for The Knox Student. Lane has a deep affection for the people, places, and values of Knox. One of those people is his daughter, Margaret, a 2012 graduate.

Dan Hrozencik '83

Dan is currently a Professor of Mathematics at Chicago State University (CSU) and has worked in higher education for more than 35 years, authoring numerous publications and actively serving several professional organizations. In 2018, he received a Meritorious Service Award from the Mathematical Association of America.

Dan has represented CSU on the Faculty Advisory Council (FAC) of the Illinois Board of Higher Education for 10 years, working on diverse policy issues. He is currently the vice-chair of the FAC and chair of the Higher Education Funding Working Group. 

At Knox, Dan was a Presidential Scholar, a member of Phi Beta Kappa, played varsity tennis, and worked on the school newspaper. He won both the Dean Trevor Award and the John C. Weigel Award in 1983.