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President's Letter: Our College can achieve big things when we each believe in the power of us.
A transformed Bream Gym, during our Summit on the Future
Sydnee-Marie Edusei ’24 Discovers her Calling as an Aspiring Sociologist and Change Agent
Gettysburg College has helped Sydnee-Marie Edusei ’24 to foster her efforts around civic engagement and justice.
Sydnee-Marie Edusei ’24 arrived at Gettysburg College planning to major in health sciences. Today, she is pursuing her passion as a major in sociology with a minor in peace and justice studies.
Molly Hoffman ’24 champions public service, environmental sustainability at Gettysburg
Molly Hoffman ’24
Molly Hoffman ’24 remembers making her first connection with Gettysburg College virtually from her home in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh. The COVID-19 pandemic during the spring of 2020 forced Gettysburg’s popular in-person Get Acquainted Day online.
Award-winning producer Debra Martin Chase to deliver keynote address at Gettysburg College’s Class of 2024 Commencement
Two-time Tony Award-winning and three-time Emmy Award-nominated producer Debra Martin Chase will deliver the keynote address at Gettysburg College’s 189th Commencement Ceremony for the Class of 2024 on May 18.
Faculty Spotlight: Heather Odle-Dusseau
Today’s faculty spotlight features The David M. LeVan Endowed Chair of Ethics and Management Heather Odle-Dusseau. After arriving in 2008 as an assistant professor, she is the first person in the Management Department to be promoted through the associate level and then to full professor.
Prof Path: Alecea Standlee
The chirps of birds, the gentle rustling of leaves, and the laughs and snippets of conversation from students seated in Adirondack chairs on the lawn outside Pennsylvania Hall greeted Sociology Prof. Alecea Standlee as she stepped onto Gettysburg College’s campus more than six years ago. This movie-like setting, she said, captivated her during her on-campus interview for a faculty position in Gettysburg’s Sociology Department, drawing her into the life of the Gettysburg community.
Lives of Consequence: Ivana Lopez Espinosa ’19: The value of self-exploration through a liberal arts and sciences education
Ivana Lopez Espinosa ’19 stands on the steps of Penn Hall wearing a traditional dress from Veracruz, Mexico.
Perspectives: On the topic of Reflection
‘Act with intention in your impact’: Philanthropy empowers a Gettysburg education for Emily Kreider ’25
With two uncles as alumni, Tim ’88 and Mike Foley ’00, Emily Kreider ’25 had heard about Gettysburg College growing up. But it wasn’t until she visited campus in 2021 that she experienced firsthand the place where people and philanthropy support a Gettysburg education for all students.
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