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Antoinette Chango ’24 pursuing her lifelong dream of becoming a math teacher
Growing up with two parents working in public education, Antoinette Chango ’24 fell in love with the idea of one day teaching high school calculus. She is chasing that dream at Gettysburg College, both by majoring in mathematics and partaking in the teacher certification program.
Two Gettysburg College professors recognized for teaching excellence during Fall Honors Day
Autumn highlights on the Gettysburg College campus include brilliant foliage and Fall Honors Day (Photo by Delaney Rabenold ’24).
Being innovative in their approach to teaching and dedicated to helping their students pursue meaningful work are hallmarks of Gettysburg College faculty. Each day, Gettysburg professors serve as changemakers, inspiring students to seek knowledge and preparing them to lead lives of meaning and consequence.
What Gettysburg College students are thankful for
Gettysburg students enjoying Servo Thanksgiving 2022
Following our annual Servo Thanksgiving tradition, our students reflected on what they were thankful for while attending Gettysburg College. Here were the most popular responses:
Ken Burns Film Festival Guest Speakers Announced
The Ken Burns Film Festival is produced by Gettysburg College and the Majestic Theater in cooperation with Florentine Films and American Storyteller, LLC.
Sukky Nd-Ezuma ’23 thrives at Gettysburg upon applying Early Decision
When Philadelphia native and basketball recruit Sukky Nd-Ezuma ’23 visited Gettysburg College while he was in high school, he met with Men’s Basketball Coach B.J. Dunne; toured the state-of-the-art John F. Jaeger Center for Athletics, Recreation, and Fitness; stopped at Glatfelter Hall, home to the Computer Science Department; and explored the Activities Fair.
Ronnie Moyer ’23 combines his interests to chart a unique path
Ronnie Moyer ’23 is an active sociology major, with music and religious studies minors, but he always finds quality time to spend with his Sigma Chi brothers and perform French horn as a member of Sunderman Conservatory of Music’s Wind Symphony and Symphony Orchestra.
Ellie Sandt ’23 working toward her dream of becoming a veterinarian
Ellie Sandt ’23 came to Gettysburg College after learning she could major in both biology and music and still graduate in four years. Today, when not playing as the principal oboe for the Sunderman Conservatory of Music, Sandt spends her time working towards her dream of becoming a veterinarian.
Adriana Quiñonez Solano ’24 finds her home with the Painted Turtle Farm
Adriana Quiñonez Solano ’24, Maggie Halpin ’22, and Isaias Martinez ’23 at the Painted Turtle Farm at Gettysburg College.
Growing up, Adriana Quiñonez Solano ’24 questioned whether she was meant to go to college. When she was awarded an Eisenhower Scholarship from Gettysburg College, she knew she had an opportunity to transform her future.
Three professors appointed to new endowed chair and professorship positions this fall
The Gettysburg College Board of Trustees approved three appointments of faculty to endowed chairs and professorships that began Sept.1:
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