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Audra Farren '09
South Bend, IN
HS: Clay High School
Major: Communications
South Bend, IN
HS: Clay High School
Major: Communications
Activities: Class of 2009 president, College Relations intern, Honors Program, Emotion dance troupe, Interdenominational Christian Worship Band
Student Quote: It’s easy to be drawn in by the small class sizes, the engaging professors, the hands-on practicality of all the disciplines, the friendly faces and the plethora of campus activities at Elizabethtown. I was.
Student Quote: It’s easy to be drawn in by the small class sizes, the engaging professors, the hands-on practicality of all the disciplines, the friendly faces and the plethora of campus activities at Elizabethtown. I was.
Luke Heselden
After a semester of studying Russia as a rising power in international
politics and foreign affairs, Luke Heselden, a political science major,
has cautionary advice for the United States regarding its position as a
dominant international power. “It is imperative that we are aware that
a number of states are vying to challenge the American hegemony,” Luke
explains.
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Anna Sarneso
English major Anna Sarneso always has had a great appreciation for books.
While studying abroad at the Herstmonceux Castle in England, Anna developed a fascination for Virginia Woolf’s complex novels and even visited “Monk’s House,” the author’s country home. Upon her return last spring, Anna was encouraged by her faculty mentor, Dr. Kimberly Adams, to use Woolf’s novels as a starting point for her own thesis. For her honors in the discipline project, Anna used feminist theories – primarily Judith Butler’s theory of gender performance – to analyze gender roles in three of Woolf’s novels, including “Orlando,” Woolf’s semi-biographical work based in part on the life of her intimate friend, Vita Sackville-West.
Click here to read more about this project.
While studying abroad at the Herstmonceux Castle in England, Anna developed a fascination for Virginia Woolf’s complex novels and even visited “Monk’s House,” the author’s country home. Upon her return last spring, Anna was encouraged by her faculty mentor, Dr. Kimberly Adams, to use Woolf’s novels as a starting point for her own thesis. For her honors in the discipline project, Anna used feminist theories – primarily Judith Butler’s theory of gender performance – to analyze gender roles in three of Woolf’s novels, including “Orlando,” Woolf’s semi-biographical work based in part on the life of her intimate friend, Vita Sackville-West.
Click here to read more about this project.
Mike Azzalina '09
Easton, PA
HS: Notre Dame High School
Major: Elementary Education with a concentration in Behavior Management
Easton, PA
HS: Notre Dame High School
Major: Elementary Education with a concentration in Behavior Management
Activities: Emotion, Intramural Sports, Peer Mentor (Trainer), and Admissions Office Tour guide
Student Quote: E-Town was the perfect fit for me from day one. I have met some of my best friends, formed great relationships with awesome professors, and taken on so many challenges I may not have had the opportunity to at other places. As a student, I feel like I have made the best decision I could have ever made. E-Town has molded me into a better student and better person.
Student Quote: E-Town was the perfect fit for me from day one. I have met some of my best friends, formed great relationships with awesome professors, and taken on so many challenges I may not have had the opportunity to at other places. As a student, I feel like I have made the best decision I could have ever made. E-Town has molded me into a better student and better person.
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.
