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Gettysburg’s culture of advising: Developing and supporting the whole student
A Consequential Education at Gettysburg College is shaped by our people, our place, and our distinctive approach to teaching and learning that supports the whole student, the Gettysburg Approach. The relationships and connections you’ll form here are possible because of advisors who look out for you during every step of your Gettysburg College journey.
Gettysburg students, alumni build enduring skills during J-Term
Students learned about their own strengths as leaders as part of an immersion experience organized by the Eisenhower Institute in Washington, D.C.
Enduring The Test Of Time
Harnessing The Energy Within
How enduring skills prepare Gettysburg students for what employers want, what our world needs
Chemistry students practice communication and teamwork skills as they collaborate on a class project on the steps of McCreary Hall. (Photo by Miranda Harple)
A model of mentorship: Alumni pay it forward to the next generation of Gettysburgians
Richard Kampert ’10, a VP at Goldman Sachs, returned to campus last summer to speak to students about the world of financial advising.
Creating a better campus: Gettysburg receives $40,000 It’s On Us PA grant for sexual assault awareness and prevention education
Beginning in 2021, Gettysburg College has received an It’s On Us grant every year recognizing its commitment to raising awareness and educating students about sexual assault.
Christopher Mergner ’24 discovers the power of reflection through GLC Leadership Expedition and interdisciplinary studies major
Christopher Mergner ’24 joined other Gettysburg students on a Sea Kayaking Leadership Expedition to Baja, Mexico, in January.
President Bob Iuliano joins College Presidents for Civic Preparedness to advance civil discourse in higher education
Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano
Recognizing this moment in time and the intersection of higher education and democracy, Gettysburg College President Bob Iuliano joins 60 other college presidents from institutions across the nation as part of College Presidents for Civic Preparedness to advance civil discourse and prepare students to be engaged citizens.
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