Dickinson Defines Five Core Values Through Campuswide Initiative
The college's historic emphasis on character is translated into a contemporary framework.
Lily Kell ’28 is exploring history, philosophy and gender studies at Dickinson, studying abroad in Italy, researching local history and leading through WDCV.
Jessica Herrmann ’16 and Rabbi Lauren Tuchman ’08 recognized as emerging leaders in Jewish education.
Benjamin Cook ’28 embraces Dickinson through leadership, hands-on environmental research, fieldwork and founding the Pickleball Club while preparing to study abroad in New Zealand.
Claudia Colaprete ’27 blends art history, East Asian studies and museum education through study abroad in Japan and hands-on curatorial and K-12 education work at The Trout Gallery.
The multistore McDonald's franchisee joins the Burgess Institute to help prepare students for what's next.
On his multifaceted career, he says, “The education that I got here led me to believe that I could do anything."
Dallas Swisher ’28, a political science major, thrives in leadership and public service and is preparing for law school after Dickinson.
Dickinson students turn a sustainability idea into the Refresh, a zero-waste refill shop offering affordable, eco-friendly essentials and hands-on learning opportunities on campus.
Meet Dalton Surico ’27, a political science and philosophy double major who has embraced Dickinson through leadership, study abroad in Bologna, and campaign-finance experience in Washington, D.C.