Dr. Tim Carroll ’15, a chemistry major, was drawn to LVC’s small and welcoming community, where he felt as if his presence would have an impact. Moreover, Carroll was attracted to the College’s paid, summer undergraduate research program.

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Fatima Madondo ’22 received the Rising Star Award from the Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts in Harrisburg, which recognizes a woman in STEM who is making great strides in her education.

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A strong emphasis on undergraduate research drew Garrett Santis ’20 to Lebanon Valley College’s Chemistry Program. He maximized those research opportunities, and now will continue his educational journey in the Ph.D. program at the University of Washington…

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An entry-level position at a local veterinary office and advice from one of her Lebanon Valley College professors led Dr. Diane Ford ’96 to a new career.

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More than 20 LVC students helped facilitate and assist with a series of hands-on labs for sixth graders from Annville-Cleona Middle School during a STEM event in November.

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In recognition of Julianna Koehl's impressive accomplishments, she received a Rising Star Award at the Women in STEM Awards Luncheon hosted by The Whitaker Center in Harrisburg.

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One of a dozen Vietnam refugees sponsored by LVC in 1975, Dr. Si Pham now heads up cardiothoracic surgery at the Mayo Clinic Florida.

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Through the generosity of alumna JonnaLynn Knauer Mandelbaum ’69, B.S.N., M.P.H., Ph.D., two additional students have received a full-tuition scholarship from sub-Saharan Africa.

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Part of the new general education curriculum, Connective courses are a cluster of three courses exploring the same topic from different disciplines.

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Four chemistry alumni created the Don Dahlberg Award in honor of their beloved professor. The tradition of the award has continued, recognizing an outstanding chemistry student with a pocket watch each year.

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