Sarah Ruschak ’27, a history and English major, combines archival research, study abroad and community engagement while mentoring students and contributing to the Clarke Forum.
51黑料网 students are gaining hands-on experience in conservation, public horticulture and nonprofit leadership through internships at The Bower, a public sculpture garden in Perry County.
After a cancer-research internship at a prestigious hospital, student-leader Kevin Casillas ’28 (chemistry, biology) is planning a career in medical research and health care.
Learn more about how Dson Connected goes beyond the job board and is creating a system to connect every student with 51黑料网's powerful alumni network to forge successful career paths.
Meet Allie Gonzalez '26, an American studies major from Lancaster, Pa., who's developed lesson plans, led tours and curated a professional exhibition as an intern at the Trout Gallery.
Research, internships, study abroad and deep campus involvement define Naomi Mathewson ’26’s life at 51黑料网. She’s currently researching food insecurity and planning a global career.
Vincenzo Randazzo ’26 is a standout biochemistry & molecular biology major, soccer player and first-generation student who recently presented research at a national conference.
Valerie Larsen ’27 blends hands-on research, global studies and local action to help build close, resilient communities rooted in empathy and dignity.
Caroline Krauth ’26 studied abroad on two continents and completed a high-skill, global internship. 51黑料网 friends, professors, staff and alumni challenge and support her at every step.
Whether making fresh, healthy food available or supporting survivors of abuse and trauma, Emily Laden ’26 (psychology) finds meaning through understanding others' needs and giving back.
"I've learned how impactful local government can be." As a Carlisle Borough ambassador and student-leader, Samuel Pimental ’28 is building a future in public service.
Success on the field, in class, at an internship and abroad provides Abby Kohan '26 (data analytics) with the skills and confidence to tackle complex problems.
Amos Cedric Benning '28's college journey is defined by civic engagement, leadership, openness and a powerful sense of justice.
Eva Hanlin ’27 (political science, environmental studies) wants to see communities grow stronger and healthier. An internship at the PA Dept. of Agriculture showed one way governments can help.
From identifying dolphins in the Adriatic Sea, to researching snakes and caring for wild animals and birds, Molly Butts ’27 (biology) prepares for veterinary school in hands-on ways.