Italian Studies Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances

“I've really enjoyed all of the friends I have made during my time here. I've been involved in so many incredible clubs and taken advantage of so many opportunities, and they all have helped me grow so much as a person,” said Staub. A political science and Italian studies double major and religious studies minor, Staub wrote for The Gettysburgian and served as an Admissions tour guide, an intern in Annual Giving, and as a Peer Learning Associate in the Italian Studies Department. She studied abroad in Rome where she interned at the Euro-Gulf Information Centre. After graduation, Staub will attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to pursue a Ph.D. in political science. “Being a Gettysburgian means taking advantage of opportunities and being dedicated to growing both within and outside of academics.”