Christopher Gage

Dean of Admission

(812) 866-7028

gage@hanover.edu

Biography:

Hometown: Yardley, Pa.
Cell 812-599-1180

Years at Hanover College:
I received a bachelor of science degree in marketing from Indiana University, Bloomington, and master's in business administration from the Williams College of Business at Xavier University. Before coming to Hanover College, I spent three years in corporate sales and three years coaching collegiate athletics. Working closely with students and helping them navigate through one of their most important life decisions has made my time at Hanover a great experience.

Why I think Hanover is a good choice:
At Hanover, we encourage and expect students to explore their academic and co-curricular passions. Experiential and interactive opportunities surround students at Hanover whether it's becoming a business scholar, working with the Rivers Institute in our organic garden, competing in varsity and/or intramural sports, performing arts or travel abroad. The level of interpersonal growth Hanover students experience here during their four years is astonishing. As a result of the relationships forged with faculty and staff, students leave here with the knowledge and confidence necessary to not only be extremely successful in life, but also act as stewards in society.

Hobbies and Interest:
I enjoy running, golf, traveling and spending time with family. My wife, Rhonda, and I are the proud parents of Lauren Marina and Claire Lillian Gage.

Madison / Hanover Recommendations:
Hinkle's and Mundt's
Clifty Park
The river walk on Vaughn Drive

Travel Territory:
International students.

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Monica Green

Assistant Director of Admissions and Director of the Benjamin Templeton Scholarship Program

(812) 866-7025

greenm@hanover.edu

Biography:

Why I think Hanover is a good choice:
You can't go wrong with a liberal arts education. Hanover College provides the perfect environment to experience a variety of unique academic genres. From the humanities to foreign languages, pre-professional advising programs in business, law, health science and exercise science, Hanover students will find the challenge they need academically in a classroom with less than 20 students. Now that is an experience that may be hard to find or duplicate on other college campuses.

I also appreciate Hanover College's commitment to the community and to multicultural awareness. The school has a great legacy of uplifting and educating students from diverse ethnic backgrounds and cultural communities.

Since coming to Hanover, I have discovered the legacy of Benjamin Templeton. He was the first African-American to attend Hanover in 1832, only five years after the College's founding. Templeton became an important leader of the free black community of Philadelphia through the 1850's. He went on to become the pastor of Second African Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, Pa., which he served until his death in 1858. Wow, what a legacy of leadership!

Hobbies and Interest:
I love music of all kinds and spend much of my time listening to and searching for new and unique music. I call myself a part-time poet and closet spoken-word artist. I love to write and express myself through words. I have always been a fan of movies and theater. I also serve as the co-leader of a young women's mentorship program called the Sisters' Circle.

Travel Territory:
Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, Florida, Georgia and the remainder of the southeastern and southwestern continental U.S.

Education:

I received my bachelor of arts degree in African and Diaspora Studies from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., and spent four years working in development, alumni relations and undergraduate admission for my alma mater. Although I am new to the Hanover community, I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here and see great value in the Hanover academic and social experience.

Jen Siepler '06

Assistant Director of Admissions

(812) 866-7024

siepler@hanover.edu

Biography:

Hometown: Bedford, Ind.
High school: Bedford North Lawrence '02
Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Hanover College '06

My family moved from Racine, Wisc. when I was a kid and I spent my years growing up in Bedford, Ind. In my junior year of high school, my mom's employer (who sent a son to Hanover) suggested that I visit the campus and within moments I knew my college search was over. I found it ironic that I wasn't considering a small private liberal arts college and Hanover was the hidden gem that I didn't realize existed. After four years at Hanover and 20 years in southern Indiana, I graduated and moved to Long Island, N.Y., to experience a new area with new people. When my brother graduated from Hanover in May 2008, I accepted my current position as an admission counselor at Hanover.

Frequent questions:
What makes Hanover special?

In my opinion it is the people at Hanover that makes the college special. Every morning, students, faculty and staff bring their knowledge, goals and experiences to share with others. We are able to learn from each others' passions and furthermore, who they are. For being a small campus, we are made up of different nationalities, religious affiliations, political standpoints and cultural exposures. The sense of community at Hanover College is unique. Hanover students care for the well-being of not only themselves but for everyone around them. The faculty and staff are supportive and rally for your success during the four-years spent at Hanover and beyond.

Why is Hanover a good choice?

In a nutshell, it's a healthy, safe and wonderful place to live, grow and learn for four years. A piece of me will always be at Hanover and selfishly, I have taken more than my fair share from Hanover with me!

Hobbies and interest: I most enjoy being outside, taking pictures, taking a last-minute road trips, reading (I welcome recommendations,) and I am a big movie buff. I love finding quotations to which I can relate to people or events that have happened in my life. I have a wonderful, loving family and an amazing arrangement of friends. Most of all, I love being around good people for good conversation and good humor.

Travel Territory:
Indiana counties: Brown, Crawford, Daviess, Dubois, Floyd, Gibson, Greene, Harrison, Hendricks, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Orange, Owen, Perry, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Sullivan, Vanderburgh, Vigo, Warrick, Washington

Western United States including Alaska and Hawaii

Bobby Wade

Admissions Counselor

(812) 866-7117

wade@hanover.edu

Biography:

Hometown: Haubstadt, Ind.
High School: Gibson Southern '07
Degree: B.A. Economics and Religion; Wabash College '11

Why Hanover?
Hanover represents everything I looked for as a prospective college student: an individualized education, a strong sense of community, as well as passionate students, faculty and staff. We have students from all over the world come to study in our nook of Indiana. While they pursue their own path within the college, shared difficulties and academic successes, both physically, and personally, bring the whole campus together. These experiences build a strong passion for Hanover among everyone involved, and you can see that passion in everyday campus life. It's really something that needs to be witnessed firsthand.

What are your favorite hobbies?
I enjoy getting outside whenever I can. I'm extremely competitive and love to play sports, especially tennis, racquetball and basketball. Otherwise, I just like to hang out with friends, watch a movie, and relax.

If you could have an endless supply of any food, what would it be and why?
Chocolate Snack Pack because they are a great source of chocolate and come individually packaged. Whether I'm in the desert or in the rainforest, dinner will always be fresh.

Territory
Indiana Counties: Adams, Allen, Blackford, Decatur, DeKalb, Delaware, Elkhart, Fayette, Franklin, Grant, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry, Howard, Huntington, Jay, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Madison, Miami, Noble, Randolph, Rush, Shelby, Steuben, Tipton, Union, Wabash, Wayne, Wells, Whitley