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Susan Eisenhower, founder of the Eisenhower Institute, recieving the American flag

With a call for unity, Susan Eisenhower delivers Dedication Day remarks on the 160th anniversary of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address

Susan Eisenhower, founder of the Eisenhower Institute, was given the American flag that flew on the morning of Dedication Day after serving as the event’s keynote presenter.

On Nov. 19, Susan Eisenhower, a founding director of Gettysburg College’s Eisenhower Institute, served as the keynote speaker at the 2023 Dedication Day ceremony, commemorating President Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.

students pose on rocky beach with ocean, boat, and lighthouse in background

Navigating the world of research: Seabird studies build ‘great pathways’ for X-SIG students

Kaiulani Sund ’23, Environmental Studies Prof. Tasha Gownaris ’09, and Jehan Mody ’24

Lawrese Brown

Lawrese Brown ’10 establishes consultancy to help business professionals hone career competencies

Lawrese Brown ’10, founder and CEO of C-Track Training

Author, entrepreneur, workplace educator, and leadership coach: Since graduating from Gettysburg College, Lawrese Brown ’10 has served in each of these roles during the last 13 years in pursuit of empowering others to be more confident and resilient.

Sangya Lohani ’23

Sangya Lohani ’23 leverages Gettysburg Network to jumpstart career at Apple

Sangya Lohani ’23 on the Apple campus in Cupertino, California (Photo provided)

Kathryn Van Pelt ’23 examines bone structure

How Gettysburg’s health sciences program prepared Kathryn Van Pelt ’23 for dental school

Kathryn Van Pelt ’23 beside an Anatomage Table, a 3D interactive dissection table used by Gettysburg College health sciences students. The Anatomage Tables were made possible thanks to generous gifts from Gettysburg alumni Ray Truex Jr. ’63, P’94, and Gail Seygal ’67.

Tyler Hillson ’26

Eisenhower Scholar Tyler Hillson ’26 embraces youth advocacy, develops action plan for Gettysburg Little League baseball clinics

Tyler Hillson ’26

Growing up in Gettysburg, Tyler Hillson ’26 considered the sidewalks, sand volleyball courts, and batting cages at Gettysburg College an extension of his family home’s backyard. Here at the College, he learned how to ride a bike and perfect his baseball pitch. Today, his connection with Gettysburg College takes on new meaning for this student-athlete who now calls the College his second Gettysburg home.

Justin Titchenall speaking to a class

Guided by Gettysburg, CoachTools CEO and founder Justin Titchenell ’21 turns big idea into big business through effective teamwork

Justin Titchenell ’21 has partnered with more than a dozen high school and college football programs seeking to improve evaluation of player performance through CoachTools. (Photo by Corey Jewart).

Pronob Sarker ’26 with students.

Gettysburg College students apply knowledge, skills to make an impact around the world through summer career opportunities

Pronob Sarker ’26 worked on digital literacy and online education with students from rural areas in his home country of Bangladesh this past summer.

Claire Woodward

How Gettysburg supports the lifelong quest for knowledge

“My classes as a biochemistry and molecular biology major encouraged me to think critically to develop research questions, apply various techniques to craft experiments, and effectively communicate my findings while considering how experiments could be altered for the future.” - Claire Woodward ’20

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