Summer is winding down, and so is our Summer Research Fellows Program! This summer, 12 students conducted research on campus with Hanover biology, chemistry, and geology professors. More to come soon!
Photo courtesy of @DugganLibrary archives 🔬#APlaceToBelong#APersonToBecome
New this summer: The Good Neighbor Internship Program.
Through the Levett Career Center (@HCCareerCenter), local organizations and Hanover students paired up for the good of the community. Learn more: https://t.co/n3ubZcwF50
Explore the possibilities! See for yourself how @ICIndiana institutions have the highest 4-year graduation rates in the state, offer generous financial aid, and provide personal attention that = student success. More about Private College Week: https://t.co/Ucg9XU51Cx #ICITour
Meet #Hanover2025: Olivia from Carmel, Ind.(@oliviarenae__)
Olivia will study secondary edu, history + German. She's hardworking, kind + a proud Hufflepuff.
"I am passionate about teaching and learning as well as volleyball, photography, and being yourself as much as you can."
Dr. Bill Bettler, professor of communication, is known for his wit in the classroom, but he's also admired for his love of music. He has shared his passion with the local community and Hanover students for the past 15 years.
https://t.co/MnhcuJcGf1
“Hanover has transformed me in the best possible way. Even when things are hard and not ideal, this campus community remains strong, and I am so lucky to have had this experience,” says Stephanie Johnson ’21.
Learn more about her journey: https://t.co/yxUWro5a2p
We had a very interesting presentation by Hanover alum, Jim Green, yesterday on the future of driving. He gave examples of how engineers and CS majors can make driving safer by developing ways for cars to communicate with roads and bridges. Image real time warnings of black ice.
Hey Class of 2025! Have a decision/signing day pic you want us to share? 💙❤ Tag us or use #Hanover2025 or #HeadedtoHanover and we'll help spread the good news!
Hanoverian News 🗞️ Daniel Passafiume '12 recently opened a farm-to-table restaurant in downtown Louisville. The eatery, called In Season, sources food locally and from Passafiume's own farm.
https://t.co/XcX5K4hgoo #HanoverAlumni
Congratulations to David Kummer '23 for publishing his latest novel, "Everywhere, Somewhere," a fiction story based in Madison, Indiana.
Learn more about @DavidKummer7 and his writing: https://t.co/3zVL7KODOs