Amanda Seale reflects on her experience at Lebanon Valley College and her major in Digital Communications.

Study Abroad opportunities opened doors for alumna, Laura Davidson '98 to pursue a career as a veterinary surgeon in Nottingham, England.

From New Jersey to Annille, Pa., to Japan–Robert Schalkoff ’88 teaches English to Japanese students.

Bravery comes in many forms. For Lebanon Valley College alumna Mary “Katie” Deppen ’13, it came in the form of stepping out of her comfort zone and into an unfamiliar territory: Berlin, Germany.

Computer Science alumni gained the ability to quickly understand new technology to make them highly qualified candidates for internships and subsequent employment opportunities.

Dr. Marianne Boltz changed her career path while at LVC leading her to a beloved career in ophthalmology, specializing in pediatric eye care and low-vision rehabilitation.

Lebanon Valley College students immerse themselves in four years of rigorous study of their specific interest, but often the internship experience solidifies and synthesizes the skills learned in the classroom.