Outcomes
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Our Featured Alumni
Tim Penrod '07 is head soccer coach at Southern Vermont College.
Erica Rhodes '07 attends Vanderbilt University working toward the PhD in American history.
Regina Diehl '07 teaches history at Buford High School in Lancaster, SC.
Emily O'Donnell '06 interned with the Brethren Volunteer Service in Washington, D.C. in 2006-7 and is continuing her work with Brethren oral history.
Jude Harter '06 teaches in the Louisa County Public Schools in Mineral, VA.
James C. Hayden '06 is pursuing a master's degree at Duquesne University.
Marie Howe '06 lives in Monterey, CA with her husband. They will be soon be relocated to Hawaii with the USAF. Marie plans to study as a paralegal.
Nate Freitag '05 teaches history at Huntingdon Area High School.
Steve Parsons '05 teaches history and coaches football at Rockbridge High School.
Dave Bullock '05 completed a master's degree at Lehigh University.
Lori K. Lane ’04 completed her M.A. in American Studies at Penn State Harrisburg.
Carol Longenecker ’04 did one year of service with Mennonite Volunteer Service and is now a graduate student at Clemson University.
Brian White '04 is in the Master's of Education program at the University of Maryland and is a graduate assistant in the football program.
Kathryn Yahner '04 works for the Pennsylvania State University Press.
Jamie Peretich '04 completed a Master's in Library Science at the University of Pittsburgh and is now Access Services librarian at Chatham college in Pittsburgh, PA.
Gwen Nelmes '04 is Assistant Director of the Historical Electronics Museum in Linthicum, Maryland: www.hem-usa.org
Courtney McIndoe '04 completed a master's degree at the College of Charleston, SC and now works for the Charleston Museum.
Cassandra Dutzer '04 teaches 7th grade at St. Clair Middle School.
Russ Daubert ’03 teaches History at Harmony High School, Clearfield County.
Crystal (Lemke) Gearhart ’02 teaches as Adult Basic Education Teacher in Correction Education at SCI-Smithfield.
Randi (Nikki) Whetstone ’02 teaches world history at Gettysburg High School.
Heather Diehl ’01 graduated from the Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University in 2004.
Derek Elensky ’01 graduated from Duquesne University School of Law in 2004.
Christina (Garman) Miller ’01 is Administrative Assistant for Heberling Associates Inc. Archaeology firm, Alexandria, PA.
Adam Titter '01 teaches sixth grade in the Lampeter-Strasburg School District.
Lance Eisenhower ’00 is a graduate student at Villanova University.
Jaime Boyle '00 is a graduate student at American University and works with the National Park Service.
Erin (Kirby) Titter '00, M.A. Delaware 2002, was Archivist and Librarian at the Jewish Museum of Baltimore and now works for Storage Logic, a library and archival systems company.
Jonathan Comitz ’99 graduated from Widener University School of Law and practices law with Holland, Brady & Grabowski P.C. in Wilkes-Barre, PA.
Mieke Fay '99, M.A.T. George Washington University 2001, is Manager of Youth Programs at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C.
Christopher “Slim” Scalia ’98 graduated from Dickinson School of Law and practices law in Huntingdon, PA.
Ryan Mathur '97 (History and Geology) graduated from the University of Arizona with a PhD in Geology in 2000, and has been teaching at Juniata in the Geology Department since 2001.
Sylvia Kurtz '94 is a beloved teacher at Huntingdon Area High School.
John Giblin ’86 is Chief Curator for the US Army Heritage Museum, Carlisle Barracks (opening 2009) and Founding member of the French and Indian War 250 Project.
Dave Andrews '74 graduated from Dickinson Law School and is a founding partner of Andrews and Beard Law Offices in Altoona, PA.
Gini Horn ‘73 is Director of Library Services, American Philatelic Society Research Library
Richard Beard '69 is Director of the Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA.
Robert P. Sutton ’62 is a history professor at Western Illinois University. He has won numerous teaching awards and is an expert on American history, including the era of Jefferson and Jackson and American communal utopias.
Ronald M. Smelser ’62, Professor of Modern German History, University of Utah, is author or editor of: Learning about the Holocaust: A Student's Guide (editor in chief) MacMillan Reference, 2001. 4 vols; Die SS. Elite under dem Totenkopf (co. editor). Schoeningh, 2000; Die Militärelite des Dritten Reiches (co-editor) Ullstein, 1997;The Nazi Elite (co-editor). MacMillan, 1989. Also in German translation. Robert Ley: Hitler's Labor Front Leader. Berg Publishers & St. Martin's Press, 1988. Also in German translation. The Sudeten Problem, 1933-1938: Volkstumspolitik and the Formulation of Nazi Foreign Policy. Wesleyan University Press, 1975. Also in German translation. He is a winner of the Juniata Alumni Achievement Award.
James M. Stayer ’57; MA (Virginia); PhD (Cornell)--Professor Emeritus, is author of three books and co-editor of two. His specialty is Reformation radicalism and the German Peasants' War (1525). He is currently writing a chapter in the volume on Reformation Christianity in A People's History of Christianity (forthcoming with Fortress Press). Other books include: Martin Luther, German Saviour: German evangelical theological factions and the Interpretation of Luther, 1917-1933, McGill-Queen's University Press, 2000; The German peasant's war and Anabaptist community of goods. McGill-Queen's University Press, 1991; Anabaptists and the sword, Coronado Press, 1972.
Graduate and Ph.D. programs attended by Juniata graduates from 1998-2006:
- Duquesne University and Duquesne School of Law
- University of Delaware
- University of Hawaii
- George Washington University
- Miami University (Ohio)
- Western Michigan University
- Widener School of Law
- Johns Hopkins University
- Temple University
- University of Pittsburgh