Hanover will bestow its highest alumni honors on six graduates during a special virtual ceremony at 5 p.m., Friday, Oct. 9. The Alumni Achievement Award will be presented to Gary Ball ’73, Patricia Wyche Calore ’83 and retired Col. Stephen Smith, USMC. During the program, the Distinguished Young Alumni Award will be given to Patric Morrison ’10, Morgan Rumple ’13 and Chris Walsh
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
continue readingLiz Otte Brownlee ’09 returned to campus September 30th to discuss her experience testifying before a congressional subcommittee. “A Sustainable Farmer Goes to Washington,” provided an inside look at her June 5 testimony before the House Agriculture Committee’s subcommittee on biotechnology, horticulture and research. Brownlee addressed a proposed relocation of the USDA’s Economic Research Service
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Sara Wines ’15 Assistant Director of Annual Giving and Stewardship at Hanover CollegeHanover College class of 2015, studio art major, Business Scholars ProgramAs a student, Sara was involved as the President of Feminist Club and member of the rugby team and art club. “I made really strong, immediate connections with people, whether they were my
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Jenny Siepler Moss ’06 Director of Internships, Business Scholars ProgramHanover College class of 2006, sociologyAs a student, Jenny was involved as a student ambassador and a resident assistant. “Looking back from now, I liked growing up here, I like my end result, I like who I am. I owe a lot of that to Hanover
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