Gettysburg Magazine - Fall 2012
From the President
If only Congress could do what Gettysburg College did this past spring...
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Features
What good is globalization?
We ask four faculty members - one each from the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences - to parse globalization's costs and opportunities.
The campus USO
During World War II, Gettysburg College women contributed to the home front effort through the USO (United Service Organization).
Rebuilding communities
Gettysburg alumni have played a vital role in the dramatic revival of two iconic New Jersey cities.
Alex von Humboldt's secretary
Thomas Jefferson hailed him as one of history's greatest scientists. A treasure in Musselman Library links Humboldt to Gettysburg.
News@Gettysburg
- Molecular bonds
College receives $1.3 million grant to enhance science research opportunities - Office hours - A visit with Buzz Jones - Schmucker Hall 216
- Voice of experience - Dwight I. Michael '78 - On health care
- Snapshots
- TEDx: “What is Do Great Work?”
- Essay earns Elie Wiesel Prize
- A marker for Stevens
- What’s new in town?
- Commencement 2012
- EI weighs presidents as leaders
- Athletics news
- First-generation student’s joy goes viral
- Why I give - Nathan Lanan '12
- You can change lives through a new Gettysburg Fund unrestricted scholarship
- Book Notes
- Sliding into the Baseball Hall of Fame
- Big picture
- Honoring our stellar alumni
Conversations
Do great work
- What students Do
- Two books from alums:
Succeeding with Adult ADHD
Decades of Chaos and Revolution
Class notes
You can find class notes beginning on page 31 of the pdf of the magazine or by logging in to myGettysburg.
Parting shot - Dr. Orin Levine '89 - Unexpected returns
