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Matt Smith '02

A Sort of Homecoming

Around the world and back again, LTC Matt Smith '02 returns to Dickinson to lead its ROTC program.

International Fellows Reception

Dickinson College and U.S. Army War College Celebrate Distinctive Partnership

Dickinson College faculty gather with U.S. Army War College (USAWC) staff members, International Fellows and their families to celebrate the distinctive partnership between the two institutions.

The Dickinson community gathers for a Patriot Day remembrance ceremony led by the college's Reserve Officers’ Training Corps to honor of the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

Dickinson College Community Gathers for Patriot Day

The Dickinson community gathers for a Patriot Day remembrance ceremony led by the college's Reserve Officers’ Training Corps to honor of the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

Katie Gimbert '18

Taking Flight

As a child, Katie Gimbert ’18 wanted to be an astronaut. Today, with a fellowship for women in aerospace in hand, she is preparing to attend U.S. Army flight school.

Hayley Murdough ’18 & Ellis Johnson ’18

With Distinction

Graduating ROTC cadets Hayley Murdough ’18 and Ellis Johnson ’18 are reaching new heights.

Ellis Johnson '18

Freedom to Innovate

Hard work and creative problem-solving have earned accolades for Ellis Johnson ’18, whether as a student-leader, beat-boxer, Russian-language student or U.S. Army cadet.

Ellis Johnson

Leading From the Front

Ellis Johnson ’18 is more than an exceptional student, athlete and Blue Mountain Battalion ROTC cadet. He’s also one of the top-10 Army cadets in the nation.

Military Science Instructor John Haiduck (right) instructs two Dickinson Public Safety officers on wound-packing technique during a recent training session for local first responders.

Training First Responders

Dickinson earns a grant from Highmark Blue Shield to train first responders and the public on how to better care for those wounded during active-shooter and mass-casualty events.

International Fellows from the U.S. Army War College gather at Dickinson's annual reception to honor the special pact between the two institutions and its students.

Finding a Common Ground

Dickinsonians recently gathered with representatives from the U.S. Army War College to honor the International Fellows and celebrate the fruitful partnership between the colleges.

Isiah Godoy '20

Passion for Policy

Isiah Godoy ’20 discusses how cultural appreciation can help unite the planet, his unexpected proudest moment and how passion and resilience lead to success.

Soon after earning paratrooper certification, Hayley Murdoch '18 shipped off for a fall semester in Bologna, Italy. Above, she takes in the scenery on the way to Portovenere.

Flying High

Hayley Murdough ’18, is already a graduate of the U.S. Army Airborne School, and she hopes to use her international studies and economics double major to leap into a career in international affairs.

Simeon Khan

Leading by Example

History major Simeon Khan ’17 is well on his way to realizing a childhood dream, through his experiences with the Blue Mountain Battalion, and as an intern with the U.S. Army Special Warfare Center.

A diverse group gathers for the annual International Fellows Reception.

Cross-Platform

The annual International Fellows Reception hosts a wide range of guests, from military to academic.

Sherwood "Woody" Goldberg '63 (right) was one of three Dickinsonians inducted into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame. Photo courtesy of U.S. Army Cadet Command.

The Elite of the Elite

Three Dickinsonians are inducted into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame.

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