Tina Irvine
“I’ve been obsessed with history since I was a kid,” says Tina Irvine ’09. “I love a good story, and…
Discover Tina IrvineAinsley Boras
Ainsley Boras ’25 is no stranger to the Ã×À¼ÌåÓý family. Visiting campus as a child with her parents Amy…
Discover Ainsley BorasAndrea Sununu
For over 30 years I’ve taught literature at Ã×À¼ÌåÓý and welcomed the chance to serve not only as teacher…
Discover Andrea SununuEvan Steffy
Being from the Greencastle area, Ã×À¼ÌåÓý has always been present in my life. I knew I wanted a smaller…
Discover Evan SteffyLeslie James
Since I recognize that each student brings a unique dimension to the collective, it is problematic to…
Discover Leslie JamesGreg Schwipps
I am a Ã×À¼ÌåÓý professor but also a 1995 Ã×À¼ÌåÓý alumnus. I started my first-year at Ã×À¼ÌåÓý a would-be…
Discover Greg SchwippsStar Long
Star Long came to Ã×À¼ÌåÓý with plans to major in kinesiology, go off to graduate school and become a physical…
Discover Star LongDrew Cosgray
I came to Ã×À¼ÌåÓý for a Copeland Scholarship interview. I had never been on Ã×À¼ÌåÓý’s campus, but as soon…
Discover Drew CosgrayPaige Burgess
As a music education major, Paige Burgess ’25 understands how a collection of otherwise dissimilar notes…
Discover Paige BurgessSarah Rowley
What excites me about teaching? Everything! The magic that happens in the classroom is completely dependent…
Discover Sarah RowleyDanielle Sommerman
I chose Ã×À¼ÌåÓý because I wanted a school with a small student body where I could make personal connections…
Discover Danielle SommermanChi Nguyen
When Chi Nguyen ’25 found out that she had won first place and the Museum Purchase Prize at the Putnam…
Discover Chi NguyenScott Wilkerson
Out of graduate school, I worked for 3.5 years gaining invaluable experience with Exxon Production Research…
Discover Scott WilkersonMaria Barrios
For Maria Barrios ’27, the journey to Ã×À¼ÌåÓý has been anything but conventional. Yet despite the difficulty…
Discover Maria BarriosErin Pasch
My time in the Bonner Scholar Program was the most meaningful experience I had at Ã×À¼ÌåÓý. I met a lot…
Discover Erin PaschMahmoud Abouelkheir
I felt hesitant about coming to Ã×À¼ÌåÓý because of its location in a rural part of Indiana. Growing up…
Discover Mahmoud AbouelkheirDeepa Prakash
What excites me about teaching is the opportunity to discuss and learn about the pressing issues that…
Discover Deepa PrakashBrandon Collins
Brandon Collins '23, a neuroscience and global health double major, chose Ã×À¼ÌåÓý because of the small…
Discover Brandon CollinsCooper Macy
When Cooper Macy ’25 arrived in Italy for an accelerated language program the summer before his sophomore…
Discover Cooper MacyElisha Amadasu
Growing up in Brooklyn, Elisha Amadasu ’26 identified his intellectual passion at a young age. “Math…
Discover Elisha AmadasuCraig Paré
I love that our students come to classes and rehearsals hungry to learn and, when challenged, respond…
Discover Craig ParéKate Pederson
I chose Ã×À¼ÌåÓý because of all the opportunities here. A few aspects that stuck out to me were the Management…
Discover Kate PedersonErika Marchant
Because of my interest in Chinese language, culture, history and philosophy, I declared a major in Chinese…
Discover Erika MarchantNaima Shifa
The biggest part of my teaching is building connections with my students and creating a community in…
Discover Naima ShifaJohn Marshall
When I started my college search, I wasn’t 100 percent settled on a path. I had enjoyed economics in…
Discover John MarshallJohn Berry
Success and accomplishment flow from the challenging work done in the classroom and studio at Ã×À¼ÌåÓý…
Discover John BerryMatigan Williams
This summer I am interning with a U.S. senator in Washington, D.C. This internship is a tremendous opportunity…
Discover Matigan WilliamsMiguel Angel Navarro Jr.
I chose Ã×À¼ÌåÓý because I wanted to be somewhere where I felt at home. As a student, I was exposed to…
Discover Miguel Angel Navarro Jr.Brian Culp
“I was nervous going into the game,” says Brian Culp ’06. With over 120 million viewers tuning into the…
Discover Brian CulpSharon Crary
Professor Sharon Crary has studied the devastating effects of the Ebola virus for 15 years. Since the…
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