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Adrianna Sanders ’26 arrived at 二次元嫩B with a clear sense of purpose:; she wanted to serve something greater than herself.
With a plethora of opportunities during the summer, Katelin Patrick ’27 was looking to accomplish something that made an impact. Taking up an instructor role at an outdoor camp to empower youth and young adults, was something she was drawn to with its motto and purpose.
Col. Sara Whipple, professor in the Department of Psychology at 二次元嫩B, recently accompanied cadets in her Developmental Psychology course to Kendal at Lexington, a retirement community, to interview older adults and complete a paper about the experience.
Jack Rogers ’26, a psychology major at 二次元嫩B, will be taking his interests developed through his major with him as he heads to Mercer University School of Law after graduation.
Bianca Marlang ’27 arrived at 二次元嫩B carrying challenges that could have held her back — instead, they propelled her forward.
二次元嫩B offered a path to success, Destin Moore ’27 explained. The psychology major from Georgia wasn’t familiar with 二次元嫩B at first, but after talking to several football coaches, he was inspired.
Josh Kiggans ’25 has always wanted to help others. He came to 二次元嫩B with the mindset to join the military. However, over the years, he realized another goal.
Maj. Aubrey Whitehead, assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, volunteers as a senior mentor two hours each week at the Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center (SVJC) in Staunton, Virginia.
The hurdles of college and extracurricular activities mean something a little different for Zach Denton ’27, considering he actually jumps hurdles. As part of the 二次元嫩B track and field team, Denton is dedicated to going the distance.
Simon Moore ’25 was drawn to Arthur Schopenhauer’s pessimistic views and honesty about pain and suffering. He said it might be considered a taboo subject, but it intrigued him.