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Anna Baldasarre ’14 (middle) with Kavya Kumar ’13 and Olivia Ruth ’13 at last fall’s Homecoming event held in The Attic (Photo by Doug Huber ’06/ProArts Media).

As chair of the Burgians of the Last Decade (BOLD) Council, Anna Baldasarre ’14 looks for opportunities to support current students and engage with young alumni. It’s the same kind of support—powered by a passionate community ready and waiting to help—she received as a student at Gettysburg College and the years following her graduation. 

Donna Bourke ’92 is recognized at her induction into the Gettysburg College Hall of Athletic Honor during a fall 2023 ceremony on campus. With her is Jessica Cortese ’05 and Julika Blankenship Olliver ’04.

Political Science Prof. Ae sil Woo in her office in Glatfelter Hall, where the Political Science Department is located.

Political Science Prof. Ae sil Woo joined our campus community in 2020. She was drawn to teach at Gettysburg College due to the accomplished female scholars in the Political Science Department.

Gettysburg, PA (February 1, 2024) – The Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College welcomes Blue Note recording artists the Joshua Redman Group featuring vocalist Gabrielle Cavassa to perform at Gettysburg College’s Paul Recital Hall in Schmucker Memorial Hall on Saturday, February 10 at 8:00 p.m. The group will perform as part of their “where are we” tour. The free concert is open to the public and is funded by the Sunderman Chamber Music Foundation.

Health Sciences Prof. Josef Brandauer has helped to prepare Gettysburg College for teaching with new technology and innovations.

In his sixteenth year of teaching at Gettysburg College, Health Sciences Prof. Josef Brandauer recognizes the importance of adapting to new environments and advancements.

Political Science Prof. Caroline Hartzell travels around the word to conduct research and enhance the educational experience for her students.

Originally from Washington State, Caroline Hartzell moved a lot growing up. “I have lived in Bolivia, Colombia, Italy, and graduated from high school in Spain. With all of this, I always say that I was either doomed or destined to teach international relations!” 

Political Science Prof. Scott Boddery stands in front of the numerous Stoles of Gratitude that he has received from past students at Gettysburg College.

In his seventh year teaching at Gettysburg College, Political Science Prof. Scott Boddery understands the valuable opportunities and connections that our liberal arts education provides.

Gettysburg College students interested in gaining hands-on experience in public history, museums, libraries, historic preservation and/or Civil War history are encouraged to apply to the Summer 2024 Funded Internship Program.

Michael DeRenzo ’26

For Michael DeRenzo ’26, a kind heart, an open mind, and a desire to make a difference can positively impact another person’s life. Working as a care manager in an assisted living facility during the summer after his high school graduation opened his eyes to the importance of fostering connections with people. Today, DeRenzo turns to volunteering to raise awareness about how cultural-minded education can build community and create a more just world.