Alumni Spotlights

Legendary Gettysburg College coach and athletic director Hen Bream '24 is the subject of a new biography by Michael J. Birker '72, Benjamin Franklin Professor of Liberal Arts and professor of history.

Dharman (Alan Stortz '70), is a Buddhist monk and emergency room mental health clinician.

Jamie Fleet '02 is serving as staff director for the Committee on House Administration on Capitol Hill.

Patricia M. Bryan '77, Patricia W. Henry '71, David M. LeVan '68, and Edward C. Vonderschmidt '74 received the 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award.

Miriam Parson '08 has started a career in environmental activism.

David Staneck '99 is a flight surgeon with the U.S. Navy Medical Corps.

Melissa Zook Franklin '94 practices medicine in Eastern Kentucky.

Andrew Mickley '70 was named Ohio Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

J. Michael Bishop '57, Nobel Prize laureate, attended the White House stem cell research signing ceremony.

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Commito named 2007 Pennsylvania Prof of Year

Gettysburg College environmental studies and biology professor John Commito was named the 2007 Pennsylvania Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the National Council for Advancement and Support of Education. He was recognized at a November awards dinner in Washington, D.C.

Former chair of the environmental studies department at the College, Commito's research on the ecology of the sea floor takes him to a number of study sites throughout the United States.

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