Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
Major: Undecided (Possibly an Intended English Major and Psych Minor)
Class Year: 2014
Extracurricular involvement and leadership positions: Member of Kaleidescope
Why I love being a Panther? The panthers are a pack. I love the close relationships that I can form with my environment, friends, and faculty. Hanover feels like home and I value the connection I have with people here.
What I want to be when I grow up? I would like to be a children's novelist.
Contact information: reesea14@hanover.edu
Hometown: Accra, Ghana
Major: Economics, Mathematics
Class Year: 2013
Extracurricular Involvement and Leadership Positions: Student Ambassador, Economics Society, Intramural Soccer, International Club, Kaleidoscope Club
Why I love being a Panther? To be honest, I came here without any first-hand knowledge of the school or American culture. But ever since, I have grown to love Hanover for its academics. Small class sizes allow me to engage in intimate discussions with my professors, and have helped me understand the course material deeply. Professors are also readily available and take a personal interest in my academic endeavors, which is a rare quality to have as a school. Again, Hanover’s emphasis on strong writing and effective speaking has helped me defend my opinions and get my ideas across clearly and compellingly. This is the basis of any top-notch liberal arts program!
What I want to be when I grow up? Entrepreneur
Contact Information: asa-eckm13@hanover.edu
Hometown: Glen Ellyn, IL
Major: Elementary Education
Class Year: 2012
Extracurricular Activities: College Mentors for Kids, Phonathon Student Manager, Student Ambassador, Scholarship Chair in Kappa Alpha Theta, President of the Panhellenic Council
Why I love being a Panther? The school spirit at Hanover is always uplifting and there is always someone around on campus to chat with!
What I want to be when I grow up? I would love to be an elementary teacher but I really aspire to go to Graduate school for higher education and student affairs.
Contact Information: storeyd12@hanover.edu
Hometown: Hubei, China
Major: Economics, Mathematics
Class Year: 2013
Extracurricular involvement and leadership positions: I play a Chinese instrument named Erhu, and I’m a calligrapher. I’m in Hanover’s International Club, Econ Society and Chinese Club, and I’m a student ambassador.
Why I love being a Panther: Because being a Panther gives me the confidence and courage to try the things that I have never thought about before. It also makes me to think more critically and creatively. Besides studying, I have gained a lot of working experience, which is really helpful for my future career. And participating in school’s activities helps me find the true value of me and my culture.
What I want to be when I grow up? A useful person!
Contact Information: yeg13@hanover.edu
Hometown: Lafayette, IN
Major: Chemistry
Class Year: 2013
Extracurricular involvement and leadership positions: Student Senate, Secretary Kappa Alpha Theta: Nu Chapter, Student Ambassador, Multicultural Student Recruitment Team, Community Stewardship Initiative: Environmental Chair, Ultimate Frisbee, Spanish Club, Nature and Outdoors Club, Rugby, Multicultural Advisory Board, People for Peace
Why I love being a Panther? I have so many opportunities to take a part of!
What I want to be when I grow up? I want to be a geneticist. However, whatever I decide to do, I want to make a difference. I want to make someone's life better.
Contact information: casillast13@hanover.edu
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio
Major: Chemistry
Class Year: 2012
Extracurricular involvement and leadership positions: Varsity Golf, Student Senate, Student Ambassador, IFC Delegate, Greek Standards Board Delegate, Up Til Dawn Executive, Colleges Against Cancer, American Chemical Society, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity - Recruitment Chair, Pledge Educator, Philanthropy Chair
Why I love being a Panther? I love being a Panther because of the friends I have made, the opportunity to be a student-athlete and the involvement that Hanover has offered me over my 3 years here.
What I want to be when I grow up? I want to be an Orthopedic Surgeon
Contact: ramjeev12@hanover.edu
My name is Corry Stewart. I am from Nashville, Tennessee, born and raised! I have lived in Nashville my entire life and once it was time to search for colleges, I was determined to look for schools outside of Tennessee and my comfort zone. I wanted to get away from home and see what the rest of the world was like. Initially, I was only focused on being a college athlete and I only looked at colleges and universities based on their athletic programs. I met with my high school guidance counselor, Brian Motto, a Hanover College alum, and he helped me understand that college education was important and that I could still showcase my athletic skills if I went to a smaller Division III school. Brian Motto introduced me to Hanover College.
I decided to take an official visit to Hanover and as soon as I set foot on the campus, I fell in love. That day, I made my decision to come to Hanover, being able to also continue my football career was the icing on the cake. I received an amazing education from a great school, and all the while I was focusing on being a Business Scholar, I was displaying my strengths on the football field.
Since my graduation from Hanover in May 2010, I have been playing professional football for the Sttutgart Scorpions in Sttutgart, Germany. Playing professional football has been a dream of mine since I was a kid, having my dreams come true means the world to me. One thing I can say about Hanover, it helps you discover your potential while you pursue your dreams.