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Mindy Nace '03
The Elizabethtown professors have a personal interest in your education and success. You are certainly not just a number.
The Elizabethtown professors have a personal interest in your education and success. You are certainly not just a number.
Nace is currently a student at Penn State University's College of Medicine in Hershey.
Sandra Strobel '08
Macungie, PA
HS: Emmaus High School
Major: English- Professional Writing
Macungie, PA
HS: Emmaus High School
Major: English- Professional Writing
Activities: Sigma Tau Delta; Writing Services student director; Academic Integrity Committee; History Club secretary; Honors in the Discipline
Student Quote: The great thing about the Honors in the Discipline project is that it doesn't have to be a formal academic thesis. Students can tailor it to their particular interests. For my project, I'm writing a short historical fiction novel.
Student Quote: The great thing about the Honors in the Discipline project is that it doesn't have to be a formal academic thesis. Students can tailor it to their particular interests. For my project, I'm writing a short historical fiction novel.
Anne Gordon '05
Elizabethtown provided me opportunities to excel through numerous activities and a challenging biology curriculum.
Elizabethtown provided me opportunities to excel through numerous activities and a challenging biology curriculum.
Gordon is a student at Cornell University enrolled in a dual Doctor of Veterinary Medicine/Ph.D. program that she hopes to complete in about seven years.
Maryellen Fairchild '08
Chambersburg, PA
HS: Chambersburg Area Senior High
Major: Music Therapy
Chambersburg, PA
HS: Chambersburg Area Senior High
Major: Music Therapy
Activities: Concert Choir, Symphonic Band, Women's Chorus, Chaplain's Office worker, Alpha Mu
Student Quote: Elizabethtown can be anything you want it to be. It's a great place to explore new ideas, learn about yourself, and make wonderful new friends.
Student Quote: Elizabethtown can be anything you want it to be. It's a great place to explore new ideas, learn about yourself, and make wonderful new friends.
Prof. David Brown
Assistant Professor of History David Brown’s “Richard Hofstadter: An Intellectual Biography” was the University of Chicago Press’ 2007 entry for the Pulitzer Prize in Letters. It was called “an incisive interpretive profile” by The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Carlin Romano and “intelligent and stimulating" by Sam Tanenhaus of The New York Times.
Brown received his Ph.D. in American history at the University of Toledo and has been teaching at Elizabethtown College for nine years. “Richard Hofstadter: An Intellectual Biography” is his second book. He is currently working on a study of the University of Wisconsin’s contribution to historical writing in the 20th century.
Brown received his Ph.D. in American history at the University of Toledo and has been teaching at Elizabethtown College for nine years. “Richard Hofstadter: An Intellectual Biography” is his second book. He is currently working on a study of the University of Wisconsin’s contribution to historical writing in the 20th century.
