From her first-year seminar to her senior capstone project, Aimee George's studies have fueled her passion for changing the world, one community at a time.
After coming to Gettysburg from her homeland of Singapore, she volunteered in New Orleans and Mexico through the College's Center for Public Service. She also volunteered while studying abroad in South Africa and in the Gettysburg community, helping develop the Campus Kitchen Project and co-founding the Peace Club.
Department News
- Students earn Outstanding Delegation at Model Arab League Competition
- Making the world their classroom
- From Ireland to Israel, Mellon grants fund summer research for Gettysburg students
- From Egypt to Norway, Gettysburg grads earn Fulbright study grants
- Mellon Summer Scholar Kathleen Ragon '13 researches minimum wage around the world
- Mellon Summer Scholar Alyssa Bosold '13 researches women's role in mangrove conservation
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