Tracie Potts Joins Eisenhower Institute as New Executive Director
By Nicole DeJacimo, Managing Editor On Oct. 4, 2021, former NBC Washington Correspondent, Tracie Potts, will join the Eisenhower Institute as its new Executive Director. In an email to the Gettysburg community, President Iuliano welcomed Potts and commended her experience. Potts has served as a reporter in D.C. for nearly 30 years covering the Hill, Whitehouse, Supreme Court, and national policy issues. Previously, she worked...
National College Rankings Places Gettysburg at the Highs and Lows
By Nicole DeJacimo, Managing-Editor Recently, the Princeton Review published the 2021 college rankings; Gettysburg made the list of top twenty schools for six categories, in addition to being classified as a green college, one of the best value colleges, and a college that creates futures for its students. Of the best 386 schools evaluated by the Princeton Review, Gettysburg College ranks as follows: #7 Lots of Greek Life #7 Little...
Anne Ehrlich Appointed Vice President for College Life and Dean of Students
Anne Ehrlich, Courtsey of Knox College By Nicole DeJacimo, Managing Editor Today, President Bob Iuliano announced in a campus-wide email Dean Julie Ramsey’s new successor, Anne Ehrlich, who hails from Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois. Ehlrich will serve as Gettysburg’s Vice President for College Life and Dean of Students beginning July 26. At Knox College, Ehrlich served as the Vice President for Student Development since 2016....
Jeanne Arnold to Leave Post as Chief Diversity Officer, Joins St. Francis College
By Nicole DeJacimo, Managing Editor This morning, President Bob Iuliano announced that Jeanne Arnold, the college’s inaugural Chief Diversity Officer, will leave Gettysburg on June 30 to work at St. Francis College, NY in a similar role. In her seven years at Gettysburg, Arnold established the climate study process, the Inclusion Partner Program, and the use of the Intercultural Development Inventory. Each of these initiatives aided...
College Announces Updated COVID Guidelines Ahead of Spring Semester: More Testing, a Move to Single Bedrooms, and ‘Increased Enforcement’
By Phoebe Doscher, Magazine Editor, and Nicole DeJacimo, Content Producer Dean of Students Julie Ramsey sent out a campus-wide email Tuesday afternoon ahead of the spring 2021 semester detailing the COVID-19 testing plan, housing process, and the updated Rules and Violation Rubric. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors are slated to return to campus for the start classes on Feb. 1, and the latest communication outlines changes to the...
