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Remembered as one of the greatest swimmers in school history, John Limouze is a two-time NCAA Champion in the 200-yard butterfly and four-time NCAA All-American.
A three-time Academic All-American, Limouze still holds the school record in the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 1:49.85. A two-time NCAC Champion, Limouze was honored with the athletics department’s NCAC/Stern Scholar-Athlete Award in 2001.
Along with several conference and national accolades, Limouze was named team captain during his junior and senior seasons and Oberlin’s Most Valuable Swimmer four consecutive years.
After Oberlin, Limouze went on to conduct post-baccalaureate research training in molecular biology until 2002. From 2008-11, Limouze was an Internal Medicine House Officer at the University of Michigan Health System in Ann Arbor.
He currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he is a hospitalist with Cambridge Health Alliance and an instructor in medicine at Harvard University.
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