Aimée Rust-Scheuermann ’96 was presented with the Dorothy Cheesman Distinguished Service Award by the Indiana Association for College Admission Counseling (INACAC). Named for a longtime member of the admission staff at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, the Cheesman Award is presented annually to recognize distinguished and exemplary service to students in their search for post-secondary education.
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Emily Jones ‘21 has received a coveted Orr Fellowship. The two-year post-graduate experience places high-achieving college seniors from across the Midwest in full-time, paid positions at dynamic companies and organizations in Central Indiana. Jones will participate in a rotational program at Ingram Micro, an Indianapolis-based information technology company. The fellowship will provide an extended exploration
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Four Hanoverians will be honored with the College’s highest alumni awards during a special Homecoming ceremony next fall. Geoff Lorenz ’65 and Dr. Curtis Stine ’71 will be presented with the Alumni Achievement Award. Benjamin Gunning ’08 and Brianna Harlan ’15 have been selected to receive the Distinguished Young Alumni Award. The event is scheduled
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The life and work of Harlan Hubbard were honored during an October 19th ceremony in the Duggan Library. “Harlan Hubbard, Life as Art” officially opened the College’s exhibition of Hubbard’s artwork. A celebrated artist and writer, Hubbard was revered in the region for his practice of sustainable living. Along with his wife, Anna, the couple
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Hanover College’s students and faculty are back, beginning a much-anticipated 2020-21 academic year August 24. Bright eyes and exuberant gestures help plentiful smiles radiate from behind face coverings. Campus life is flourishing, but continues to be a daily work-in-progress. The continuation of this thriving learning community is dependent on each person’s activities and behaviors. “Students
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Devotees of popular video games such as Fortnite, League of Legends, Overwatch, Battlefield and World of Warcraft have a centralized location for competition with the development of a state-of-the-art gaming lab in the Withrow Activities Center. The results of a collaboration between Hanover’s Information Technology Department and Office of Student Life, the dedicated space features
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Professors Stephen Steiner, Larry Thornton and Ruth Turner ’73 have retired from the College’s faculty. In honor of their service, all three have been granted emeritus status by the Hanover Board of Trustees. Steiner, professor of chemistry / biochemistry and department chair, joined Hanover’s faculty in 2009. In addition to his classroom work and contributions
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Eric Dodge, Hanover College professor of economics, has been named the inaugural Michael B. and Judy Zeddies Chair in Economics. A member of Hanover’s faculty since 1995, Dodge specializes in industrial organization, intermediate microeconomic theory, applied microeconomics, applied statistics, labor economics and environmental economics. “It is a great honor to be appointed as the inaugural
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Dustin Bailey, assistant professor of education, has accepted a nomination to join the national accreditation council for the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). The decision-making body evaluates educator preparation programs throughout the U.S. Bailey serves as chair of the College’s education department and head of the Hanover Educator Preparation Program. A member
continue readingHanover employees Steve Brown, Lindsay Rainey Faulstick ’07, Aarik Gault and Stephen Steiner were recognized as recipients of the 2019 Stanley Totten Awards. The honor is presented annually to members of the staff and faculty for outstanding service above and beyond normal job responsibilities. Brown is an information technology specialist, while Faulstick is an associate
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