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Gettysburg College Magazine, Fall 2019 GETTYSBURG College Magazine GCollege MaETgazine TYSBURG Fall 2019 Vol. 110 - No. 3 Home DNA Testing ARE YOU WHO YOU THINK YOU ARE? Chocolate Historian David Borghesani ’84 LIVES THE SWEET LIFE RobertROBER W.T Iuliano W. I isUL installedIANO as ouris i15thnstalled presidentas our 15 th president 2 Gettysburg College Magazine Fall 2019 UPFRONT Robert W. Iuliano was installed as Gettysburg College’s 15th president on Saturday, September 28, 2019, at a ceremony attended by Gettysburgians —including students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and trustees —as well as community leaders and delegates of higher education institutions from across the country and around the world. Iuliano’s inaugural address emphasized the distinctive role of liberal arts colleges and, specifcally, Gettysburg College in the important work of sustaining our civic institutions and democracy (read more on page 21). Among the celebration’s top moments, Iuliano’s mentor and former colleague, Harvard University President Emerita Drew Gilpin Faust, offered a moving endorsement of Gettysburg College’s mission and our new leader. Prior to the ceremony, guests enjoyed a series of exhibits, open houses, and panel discussions that highlighted the scholarly, creative, and innovative works of Gettysburg College faculty and students. The weekend of events concluded with a campus-wide celebration featuring student musical performances and remarks. VIEW VIDEOS AND REMARKS FROM THE DAY ONLINE. Gettysburg College Magazine Fall 2019 1 FE ATURES Fall 2019 Vol. 110 — No. 3 16 Looking To The Future Our 15th president answers your questions. Page 22 Who Are You? The rise in22 popularity of home DNA testing Who Are You? provides answers about our The rise in popularity of home DNA testing identitiesprovides an swhilewers ab promptingout our ident itnewies w hile questions.prompting ne wby q uKatelynestions. Silva by Katelyn Silva page30 30 The Sweet Life 30 David Borghesani’s ’84 career path as The Sweet Life aD avihistoriand Borghes awasni’s ’84 paved career p withath as a hist30orian chocolate.was paved with bycho cMeganolate. Miller by Megan Miller 2 Gettysburg College Magazine Fall 2019 DEPA RTMEN TS 4 PRESIDENT’S LETTER 36 5 NOTEWORTHY 6 CONVERSATIONS 14 6 Social 7 In The Media 8 PERSPECTIVES 9 NEWS 60 What Makes a Great Pretzel? 14 CONNECTIONS 28 PROF PATH 36 FROM THE ARCHIVES 38 BULLETINS 39 CLASS NOTES 56 IN MEMORIAM 58 CLASS PHOTOS ON THE COVER President Robert W. Iuliano enjoys a late summer morning on campus. 60 Photography by Miranda Harple Gettysburg College Magazine Fall 2019 3 PRESIDENT’S LETTER GETTYSBURG COLLEGE IS NO ORDINARY PLACE, AND THIS IS NO ORDINARY TIME underscored this message in my installation address in September because I believe that Gettysburgians possess a special responsibility and capacity to strengthen our nation’s democracy and civic institutions. We are primed for this important task, of which President Abraham Lincoln so elegantly spoke in 1863, thanks in large measure to our enduring mission and the transformative I Visit Gettysburg College on liberal arts education we provide for our students. But that mission is brought to life by virtue of the YouTube to watch a video remarkable people who live our values and help to make our College such a vibrant intellectual community. featuring President Iuliano Since frst assuming the role of president, I identifed community as a defning characteristic of this answering Gauri Mangala’s ’21 institution. Throughout the summer months, and now the fall semester, my interactions with students, questions on his walk to faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and friends have only reinforced this viewpoint. It is a community in which Pennsylvania Hall. every member works with one another, and for one another, to advance knowledge and truth—or, in the words of our motto, to “Do Great Work.” Our world today needs leaders of conscience and courage who will speak out against injustice and dedicate themselves to the common good. We need informed citizens who will engage in the pressing issues of the day, and in so doing, support the civic institutions that empower our society. These are the graduates we produce at Gettysburg College—those shaped by our distinctive community and inspired to answer Lincoln’s call. As a newcomer to this campus, I recognize I still have much to learn about Gettysburg and all that makes this place so special to so many. I enjoyed answering your crowdsourced questions (read the Q&A feature on page 16), as well as connecting with you over Inauguration weekend. I look forward to further engaging with you, including in Washington, D.C.—the frst stop on my inaugural presidential tour (visit gettysburg.edu/inauguraltour). Again, I cannot overstate how excited I am to continue to partner with you in the years ahead, to build upon the College’s many strengths, and to pursue our highest aspirations. I want to thank you for the generous welcome you have offered to me and my family, and for your loyal support of Gettysburg College. As we press ambitiously forward, I am confdent it is this sense of togetherness—our shared commitments as Gettysburgians—that will position us to thrive into the future. Signature Bob Iuliano President Bob Iuliano President 4 Gettysburg College Magazine Fall 2019 noteworthyNOTEWORTHY GETTYSBURG College Magazine EDITOR Carina Sitkus CREATIVE DIRECTOR Marc Belli STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Miranda Harple Shawna Sherrell STAFF WRITERS Mike Baker Molly Foster Megan Miller SENIOR PRODUCTION Laura Carr COORDINATOR CLASS NOTES EDITOR Devan Grote White ’11 COPY EDITOR Michael Vyskocil CONTRIBUTING WRITER Katelyn Silva CONTRIBUTING Brandon Parigo PHOTOGRAPHER A NEW LOOK FOR Gettysburg College Magazine Vol. 110 No. 3, Fall 2019, Copyright 2019, Gettysburg College. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Gettysburg College Magazine is published twice OUR MAGAZINE a year as a gift to all alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the College by the Communications and Marketing Offce. by Carina Sitkus Please direct any inquiries to [email protected]. Printed in the U.S.A. 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