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Christopher Mergner ’24 joined other Gettysburg students on a Sea Kayaking Leadership Expedition to Baja, Mexico, in January.

Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano

Recognizing this moment in time and the intersection of higher education and democracy, Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano joins 60 other college presidents from institutions across the nation as part of College Presidents for Civic Preparedness to advance civil discourse and prepare students to be engaged citizens.

Megha Shakya ’25 and Aayusha Lamichhane ’25, both international students from Nepal, made the most of Gettysburg College’s undergraduate research opportunities over the summer break by researching sustainable tourism through the Economics Department. 

The Center for Career Engagement will play an important role in the Career Development Pathway, one of the five thematic pathways offered as part of the Gettysburg Approach (Photo by Jason Minick).

For teams of one to 100, success is contingent upon the growth of both the individual and the collective.

President Bob Iuliano charges the newest Gettysburg College graduates to go out and “Do Great Work out in the world.”

When they took their first steps on campus, the 2023 Gettysburg College midyear graduates began a journey of self-exploration, discovering who they could become personally and what they aspired to be professionally. That path, while not always direct, was supported by the tight-knit Gettysburg community.

With the upcoming weeks set to bring families and friends together across the world, Gettysburg College started celebrating early with the 2022 Midyear Graduates Recognition Ceremony inside the College Union Building (CUB) Ballroom on Wednesday, Dec. 14. The event recognized students who had completed or were set to complete their academic requirements toward a coveted liberal arts and sciences degree during the fall semester.

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• Letter to the College
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Gettysburg College students are doers. They choose to get involved in a wide array of activities and experiences that shape them into the leaders and global citizens our society needs. It is this propensity for action that’s at the heart of our consequential education.

The value of our Gettysburg experience is realized by our alumni at every turn and in every pursuit. But as a student, what if you could see the big picture of your education as you were living it?