This story chronicles Doug Yingst, LVC's director of corporate relations and athletic giving and former president of the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears. It also tells the story of his family's deep and ongoing connection to LVC.

Athletics Giving

Bill Rice ’06 entered LVC not overly interested in politics. Now, 13 years later, he’s volunteering with international human rights groups, attending Georgetown University Law school, and planning a career in public interest law.

Applied History Politics Alumni Profiles Pre-Law Social Justice and Civic Engagement

Lebanon Valley College juniors Rachael Barrick ’21 and Anne Baney ’21 spent four months of 2019 living and studying in Italy at the Umbra Institute.

Study Abroad

Marcus Brown ’18, LVC’s co-record holder for field goals made in a season, is pursuing the second phase of LVC’s 3+2 engineering program at Penn State University, University Park.

Student Profiles Engineering

LVC has been named #1 among all colleges and universities in Pennsylvania and #4 in the U.S. in Zippia’s listing of “The Best College in Each State for Getting a Job 2019.”

Campus

Cellist Rachel Cheston ’20 and vocalist George Hegedus ’21 are the winners of the annual Concerto Aria competition hosted by the LVC Music Department each spring.

Music Music Education

Family experience working with kids and a high school job shadowing experience helped Kelsey Bouder with an easy decision for her college major.

Student Profiles Speech-Language Pathology

Sociology alumni Jess Coughlin '17 and Stephanie Capriotti '01 work together at Adoptions from the Heart after a classroom lecture sparked a connection.

Sociology Alumni Profiles

Brad Leer '16 gave Benjamin Smith '19 his first introduction to LVC and a possible career in actuarial science when he discussed his experience with both the Mathematical Sciences Department and the Music Department.

Student Profiles Actuarial Science Music

The Rev. Carolyn Winfrey Gillette ’82 writes modern lyrics to traditional hymns that examine the state of our world and the need for social justice reform.

Alumni Profiles