Throughout his time at Waynesburg, Jonathan Folk learned to adapt. As a child, he wanted to be an astronomer and had a special love for space. When he came to Waynesburg, he said, “Originally, I was in chemical engineering, but I had to switch majors at one point due to a little bit of trouble … Continue reading
As a first generation college student, Zoe Belknap didn’t decide until late in her senior year in high school that she wanted to further her education. “I didn’t actually decide I wanted to go to college until February of my senior year of high school,” Belknap said. “I was looking for places that would let … Continue reading
Kimberly Trump comes from two Waynesburg alumni, so the choice wasn’t difficult on where to go after high school. “My parents met here actually,” Trump said. “My dad came here as a freshman, my mom transferred her sophomore year into nursing. So they met, then my older sister came here, she was a Stover Scholar … Continue reading
Caroline Poole is a senior early childhood development major at Waynesburg University from Greencastle, Pennsylvania. In her time at Waynesburg, she has participated in the Stover Scholars program, the Council for Exceptional Children and Kappa Delta Phi, as well as some of the on-campus Bible studies. When choosing where to go to school, Poole recounted … Continue reading
Strachan Doran is a senior middle education major from Rhinebeck, New York. He decided he wanted to be a teacher in his junior year of high school, attributing his decision to his experience as a camp counselor. Doran explained, “I went to a Good Shepherd camp, and after I was old enough, I was able … Continue reading
Katelynn Makowski came to Waynesburg University having attempted several different paths in life prior to her arrival, then coming in pursuit of a major she would go on to change. However, despite such a journey in several different directions, she leaves, “incredibly grateful” that her path led her to Waynesburg. As mentioned Makowski mentioned … Continue reading
Across the course of nine semesters, Justin Flack turned himself from what he described as a, “shy kid” into a, “vocal leader” as he described himself, a lot of that change coming over the course of five seasons as a running back for the Yellow Jackets. “The area that I’ve grown the most throughout … Continue reading
