Mike Azzalina '09
Easton, PA
HS: Notre Dame High School
Major: Elementary Education with a concentration in Behavior Management
Activities: Emotion, Intramural Sports, Peer Mentor (Trainer), and Admissions Office Tour guide
Student Quote: E-Town was the perfect fit for me from day one. I have met some of my best friends, formed great relationships with awesome professors, and taken on so many challenges I may not have had the opportunity to at other places. As a student, I feel like I have made the best decision I could have ever made. E-Town has molded me into a better student and better person.
David Coleman
Over the past two years, senior computer engineering major David
Coleman – along with his faculty mentor, Dr. Joseph Wunderlich – has
worked to develop innovations in global positioning system (GPS)
navigation. In March 2008, David presented their peer-reviewed
research, titled “O3: An Optimal and Opportunitist Path Planner (with
Obstacle Avoidance) Using Voronoi Polygons,” at the 10th International
Workshop on Advanced Motion Control in Trento, Italy. And on
Scholarship and Creative Arts Day, David will reprise this presentation
for the Elizabethtown College community.
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Anne Gordon '05
Elizabethtown provided me opportunities to excel through numerous activities and a challenging biology curriculum.
Gordon is a student at Cornell University enrolled in a dual Doctor of Veterinary Medicine/Ph.D. program that she hopes to complete in about seven years.
Angela Mitchell '08
Biotechnology major Angela Mitchell of Corning, N.Y., was one of 317 college students across the nation chosen last year to receive the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. Goldwater Scholars are mathematics, science and engineering students selected for outstanding academic achievement. They receive up to $7,500 for expenses like tuition, fees, books, and room and board.
Mitcehll is the second Elizabethtown College student to earn this honor. Her application was based largely on tumor virology research she’s been conducting since her sophomore year with Dr. Jane Cavender of the biology department.