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Jack Herr ’23 in the Dolomite region of the northern Italian Alps

USTA grant recipients Jack Herr ’23, Drew Stenger ’23 leverage Gettysburg experiences to enhance learning opportunities for Austrian students

Jack Herr ’23, shown here in the Dolomite region of the northern Italian Alps, is working as a teaching assistant in Austria this academic year.

Meriem Hamioui ’25: Expanding Cultural Curiosity through the Eisenhower Institute

Meriem sits in front of the Eisenhower Institute
Moroccan international student Meriem Hamioui ’25 sits in front of the Eisenhower Institute, where she discovered public policy programs that motivated her to attend Gettysburg College.

Announcing Vice President for Finance and Administration

December 8, 2023

Dear Campus Community,

I am pleased to announce Mike Coyne as Gettysburg College’s new Vice President for Finance and Administration. Mike has served as our Interim Chief Financial Officer since June. During his tenure, Mike has helped the College to navigate this moment of change with vision, integrity, and kindness, and he has quickly become a trusted voice on the President’s Council, within the Finance and Administration Division, and across the campus community.

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Gettysburg College faculty scholars featured on NPR’s Academic Minute

NPR’s Academic Minute podcast series hosted Gettysburg College Week from Aug. 28 through Sept. 1, 2023, featuring five faculty, then had a followup special in November.

Miriam Glatfelter ’24: Exploring creativity and connection through art history

Miriam Glatfelter at the Schmucker Art Gallery
As the inaugural Susan ’77 and Joseph ’75 Biernat intern, Miriam Glatfelter ’24 curated an art exhibition titled “Reading Mary Margaret Stewart” at the Schmucker Art Gallery.
Eisenhower Institute participants and other student leaders take a picture with Gov. Moore

In her words: Alyssa Gruneberg ’24 reflects on her “potent credential” following Gov. Wes Moore’s empowering Blavatt Lecture remarks

Eisenhower Institute participants and other student leaders from across campus take a picture with Gov. Moore prior to the Blavatt Lecture (Photo by Office of Gov. Wes Moore).

Cooking class

BOLD alumni in food-oriented careers nourish community in Servo Thanksgiving style

Melanie Meisenheimer ’14 and Chandra Kirkland ’13 (wearing blue T-shirts) lead a cooking class for Healthy Options participants with Casa de La Cultura during the summer of 2012.

As the Gettysburg College community reflects on Thanksgiving, memories of autumn harvest feasts come to mind. But what endures from these celebrations are the connections made with families and friends.

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

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