Alumni Spotlights
Entries
Hannah Gaff, Class of 2008
Hannah Gaff, Class of 2008, is the recipient of a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award to Egypt.
Mark ten Haaf, Class of 2015
One thing I always keep in my mind is a verse in Ecclesiastes that says, 'Whatsoever the hand findeth to do, do it with all thy might'"..."I feel obligated with whatever I'm undertaking to do it well, do it perfectly, do it absolutely as well as I can."
Kate Allen, Class of 2008
"I first got interested in Classics through a Latin class as a first-year student. I learned more English grammar in that class than any previous classes in English. As a writer, I found that very valuable."
Andrew Lund, Class of 2013
"I chose to study Classics because the field is so enrapturing. The department has helped me to foster and to develop these interests into a true passion for the discipline."
Renee Mayes, Class of 2009
Shortly after receiving her diploma, Mayes filled out more than 20 applications and received five interviews and three offers across the country.
Kristen Rewa, Class of 2006
"The analytical thinking law professors want to instill in students is the same type of thinking I need to read Greek and Latin."
Dylan Moore, Class of 2012
"[T]hanks to the academic quality of Grand Valley and generous funding from various donors, a public servant's son from Michigan was able to study the classical languages in Rome."