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Lives of Consequence: Neurologist Brin Freund ’06 focuses on treating epilepsy through cutting-edge technology
Approximately 3.4 million people in the United States have epilepsy, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Yet only 70% of individuals with this brain condition that causes recurring seizures will respond to medication, said Brin Freund ’06, a neurologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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Across social media, Gettysburgians shared their love for their alma mater by reflecting and celebrating all that they love about the Orange and Blue.
In his words: Carl DeMarco Jr. ’25 reflects on a transformative Gettysburg experience
Carl DeMarco Jr. ’25 from Fishkill, New York, double-majored in political science and interdisciplinary studies before entering a doctoral program at the University of Florida. As he looks ahead to his own career in academia, DeMarco reflects on his transformation into a scholar and leader at Gettysburg College.
Noteworthy: Troy Dell ’95 leads Gettysburg athletics into new era
Troy Dell ’95 has come home. After nearly two decades leading transformative initiatives as director of athletics at Frostburg State University in Frostburg, Maryland, Dell returned to Gettysburg College as Executive Director of Athletics and Recreation last August.
President’s letter: Home is where the heart is
Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano meets with students in the Rogers Center for Innovation and Creativity.
Generations of Gettysburgians call our College home. Not simply because of the iconic buildings that grace our campus grounds, but because of the relationships that form here—the lifelong friendships, the formative mentorship, and the shared moments that bind us together.
Pathways to the Unexpected
Katherine M. (Haas) Pompeani ’10 uses a helicopter to support DPAA recovery operations in Laos.
Gettysburg College initially appealed to me as a historic liberal arts institution. My experiences at this small college in a small town situated at the crossroads of the American Civil War served as a nexus to a career in searching for missing U.S. service members from World War II to the Iraq War.
Julie Breedveld ’26 charts finance career path at Vanguard
Gettysburg College is preparing the next generation of finance professionals through coursework and experiential learning opportunities. Julie Breedveld ’26 has applied the knowledge and skills from her Gettysburg education to a hands-on experience through Vanguard’s Business Leadership Internship program.
Parent to parent: Gettysburg is more than a college. It’s home.
“Mommy, Daddy…was Abraham Lincoln kind of a big deal around here? Because I see him everywhere.”
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