“I have found such a wonderfully supportive community in our Etown Stamps Scholars program, and it has been such an honor to count myself as a member. The people I have met through this scholarship have become some of my closest friends, and I am thrilled to walk through the next phases of life with them.” – Sara Allocco, Elizabethtown Stamps Scholars Class of 2020
Fast Facts about our Current Stamps Scholars |
| Number of current Stamps Scholars: 27 |
| Percentage of current scholars involved in athletics: 33% |
| Percentage of current scholars involved in campus art clubs: 67% |
| Percentage of current scholars who identify as people of color: 20% |
'23, Public Relations & English
I am so excited and honored to be a Stamps Scholar at Elizabethtown College! I am originally from Kingsville, Maryland, where I attended Maryvale Preparatory School for high school. I am pursuing a double major in Public Relations and English with a concentration in Professional Writing. I am currently the President of Vocalign A Capella, and I also participate in various leadership and service organizations at the College. I hold a variety of jobs on campus, including working as the Social Media Student Assistant for the Office of Marketing and Communications. I am extremely grateful to the Stamps Scholars Program for giving me the opportunity to attend such a wonderful school. As a Stamps Scholar, I am blessed with the opportunity to expand my academic and worldly knowledge, and Etown has done a terrific job teaching me how to use that knowledge to benefit the world around me.
'23, International Business & Political Science
I am from Broomfield, Colorado. I am pursuing a double major in International Business and Political Science, with a concentration in Finance. While at Etown, I have had the opportunity to pursue five different internships, each in a different sector. These opportunities include interning at BlackRock in New York City, in Congress through the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) Internship program, working in product management for Lumen Technologies, learning about international trade through the U.S. Commercial Service, and exploring the non-profit world at the Emerald Foundation. Outside of my academics, I run on the cross country and track and field teams and participate in Mock Trial. I have used my Stamps Enrichment Funds to attend a D.C. Stamps meet-up event, take a Farsi course through the Middle East Institute, and for living expenses in D.C. while interning on the Hill. I plan to attend law school after completing my undergraduate education. My goal is to be a corporate lawyer working on M&A transactions. I am also interested in sustainable finance and corporate governance. I am incredibly grateful for the generosity of the Stamps Scholars Program, and I look forward to my final year at Elizabethtown College.
'23, Public Relations & Graphic Design
I am double majoring in Public Relations and Graphic Design with a minor in Marketing. After graduation I plan to join the family electrical business and work with my father until he retires. I enjoy photography and cars as well as many outdoor activities including camping and 4x4 offroading. While spending time traveling, camping, and hiking I am most at peace. Seeing new places and meeting new people excites me. At Etown I have been blessed with the opportunity to continue pursuing these passions. I cannot thank the Stamps Scholars Program enough for making my education at Elizabethtown College possible and providing a plethora of opportunities, connections, and memories!
'23, Mathematics
I am very happy to have begun my journey as a Stamps Scholar at Elizabethtown in the fall of 2019. I was born and raised in Oakmont, Pennsylvania outside of Pittsburgh. I attended Riverview High School where I was heavily involved in many activities. I have a passion for serving and helping others and I enjoy the opportunity to continuing serving others while at Etown. At Elizabethtown, I am a leader for a christian club entitled Lighthouse and an office assistant for the Center for Community Civic Engagement on campus. I used my enrichment funds provided by benefactors E. Roe Stamps and his late wife Penny to secure housing while I completed an internship at United Wholesale Mortgage in Michigan during the summer of 2022. I will be graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Applied Mathematics and a minor in Computer Science at Elizabethtown in December of 2022. I am grateful to be welcomed into the Stamps Scholars Program family and for all of the wonderful experiences and opportunities I have had and will continue to have here at Etown and beyond.
'23, International Business
I grew up in Marlton, New Jersey and attended Cherokee High School, where I was involved in theater and choir. I'm ecstatic to now be a part of Elizabethtown College's class of 2023, thanks in large part to the generosity of benefactors E. Roe Stamps and his late wife Penny. I am pursuing a degree in International Business and a minor in Arts Administration. I'm very excited to enter into a world of new opportunities given to me by Elizabethtown and the Stamps Scholars Program.
'23, Occupational Therapy
Through the generosity of benefactors E. Roe Stamps and his late wife Penny, I am excited to be a part of Elizabethtown College's Class of 2023! I have lived in nine states, but moved to Elizabethtown from North Platte, Nebraska. I am pursuing my degree in Occupational Therapy. Outside of academics, I am involved in the Student Occupational Therapy Association, E-motion, Lighthouse, and Spanish Club. Through the scholarship, I have formed a deeper knowledge of my major and enriched my understanding of the world by studying abroad in Barcelona in the Spring of 2022. Throughout my college experience thus far, I have incorporated service into my life through being a Mural Arts Virtual Tutor, volunteering at a hospice center, and going on a service trip to Give Kids The World. I am thankful for what these past three years have brought and am thankful to have been given this opportunity to join a community of like-minded peers.
'23, Engineering & Fine Art
I am from Mechanicsburg, PA, and I attended Trinity High School in Camp Hill. In high school, I was a part of the soccer, basketball, and track teams, Spanish Club, and several honor societies. I am double majoring in Engineering, with a concentration in Mechanical Engineering, and Fine Arts. At Elizabethtown, I run for the cross country and track team, and participate in a variety of clubs. I am extremely thankful for the many opportunities available to me through the Stamps Foundation and Elizabethtown College.
'24, Marketing
I am from a small town in Pennsylvania nestled amid woods and cornfields, near the borders of Maryland and Delaware. During high school, I was fortunate to work as a display designer in a delightful gift shop where I artistically marketed merchandise. As an International Business major, I plan to concentrate in marketing and with an emphasis in global fashion merchandising. While on campus, I am looking for ways to serve and develop leadership skills by engaging in campus ministry groups, working as a student ambassador and tutor, and getting involved with the surrounding community. I am looking forward to meeting different types of people and trying new things. This is a season of opportunity, and I am excited to embrace it. I am incredibly grateful to the Stamps Scholars program for making my dreams at Elizabethtown College possible.
'24, Music Therapy
I am from a small town in Maryland called Fallston, which is about an hour and a half away from Etown! I joined the Etown class of 2024 as a music therapy major with a primary concentration on the violin. I enjoy spending time outdoors, and all things music and art are my favorite hobbies. Throughout my music therapy studies, I have learned and continue to play the ukulele, guitar, and keyboard, in addition to my violin. With the generosity of the Stamps Scholars Program, I will be able to pursue my music therapy internship as I prepare for my certification. I am thrilled to be a part of the Stamps Scholars Program and the opportunities it provides!
'24, Occupational Therapy
I am so happy to be part of the Elizabethtown College class of 2024 as an Occupational Therapy major with minors in Spanish and Psychology. Growing up as the daughter of an Air Force pilot, I spent all of my life before college moving around, living in seven states and in the UK. Although the military kid life is a life full of transition and constant change, I am grateful for the opportunities it brought and the resilience I have built because of it. During my time at Elizabethtown I will be studying hard to become fluent in Spanish so that I can work and communicate with as many people as possible when I become an OT. On campus, I am currently the Music Director of Vocalign A Capella. Thanks to the generosity of Mr. E. Roe Stamps and his late wife Penny, I am excited to explore my passions, serve others, and become the best version of myself here at Elizabethtown College!
'24, Engineering
I am so thankful to be part of the Stamps Program. Graduating class of 2024, I am majoring in Engineering with a concentration in Civil. I hope to make a positive and tangible impact on the world through improving infrastructure. Originally from Morgantown PA, I graduated from Twin Valley high school. I studied abroad in Ireland using funding from the Stamps Scholars program. On campus, I am involved in Engineers for a Sustainable World and Women in EMPCS. I am eternally grateful for the kindness and generosity of the Stamps Scholars Program for putting their trust in my abilities and overall goals.
'24, Engineering
I am happy to be a member of the Class of 2024 at Elizabethtown College, thanks to the Stamps Scholars Program. I am studying civil engineering with a minor in data analytics, and I hope to use the generous enrichment funds to study abroad. I am also a member of the men’s lacrosse team and the honors program. I am very thankful and grateful for the amazing opportunities provided to me by the Stamps Foundation and Elizabethtown College!
'24, Mathematics
I consider myself a Marylander, although, as the child of a veteran, I have lived in four different states (twice in New York). At Elizabethtown, I’m a Math major with a Pure Math concentration. My career goal is to become a college professor. Outside of academic interests, I enjoy advocating for the LGBTQ+ community, playing softball, and working with kids. Thanks to the generosity of the Stamps Scholars Program, I was able to travel to England for a class and I hope to use the rest of my funds for traveling to Japan next!
'24, Biology - Health Professions
In my coming years at Elizabethtown College, I am majoring in Biology Pre-Med and minoring in Psychology and Religious Studies. I’m from Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania which is a small town about an hour north of Philly and attended Boyertown High School. Someday, I’d like to be a psychiatrist who makes a difference in how people's unique experiences are treated and understood by the medical community and the public. In high school, I contributed to multiple volunteering efforts and plan to do the same here at Etown. I’m looking forward to an awesome time here at Etown!
'24, Occupational Therapy
Hello! I am from York, Pennsylvania and I am an Occupational Therapy major with a Human Services minor. I attended Central York High School where I was very involved in band, theater, and our Model United Nations club. At Etown, I am the Vice President of Vocalign A Capella and I am a tutor at the Learning Zone. I participate in band, SOTA, Circle K, and many other on-campus events. I am so excited to continue my journey at Elizabethtown College and I am thankful for the Stamps Scholars Program allowing me to make even more memories!
'25, Occupational Therapy
I am so grateful to be a part of the Elizabethtown Class of 2025 and the Stamps Scholars Community! I am from Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, and I am an Occupational Therapy major with a Human Services minor. I love to read, be outdoors, and spend time with my family and friends. I am looking forward to staying involved with different clubs and activities on campus this year. I am excited to see what new opportunities and memories this year will bring!
'25, Biology - Health Professions
I am honored to be a part of the Etown Stamps Scholars Program. I was born and raised Lancaster, PA. For my high school years, I attended Linden Hall which is a small international all-girls school in Lititz, PA. I am currently pursuing a Biology major with minors in Human Services and Spanish. As a member of the LECOM 4+4 Program, I plan to attend medical school after college. I hope to eventually become a neonatologist in an underserved community. At Etown I am a member of the Center for Global Understanding and Peacebuilding's Student Leadership Team, Peer Mentor, Peer Tutor, Ubuntu Mentor, and part of various clubs across campus. I hope to use my enrichment fund to support studying abroad in Japan, Costa Rica, and South Africa. Thank you to Elizabethtown College and the Stamps Foundation for this amazing opportunity!
'25, Mathematics - Education
I am excited and honored to be a Stamps scholar and apart of the class of 2025 at Elizabethtown! I am from Pottstown Pennsylvania and I graduated from Owen J. Roberts High School. At Etown, I am pursuing a mathematics degree, with a concentration in secondary education, and am a member of the men's swim team. I hope to use my enrichment fund to broaden my perspectives and strengthen my teaching skills and capabilities. I am very grateful for the opportunities provided to me by the Stamps Foundation!
'25, Actuarial Science
It is an honor to be recognized as a Stamps Scholar ‘25 at Elizabethtown College. My academic endeavors are focused on a major in Actuarial Science with a minor in Data Science. The service and leadership opportunities I sought during high school in my community of Mechanicsburg, PA was just the start. I look forward to becoming involved in the Elizabethtown community, on and off of campus through various clubs, activities, and service opportunities, including the Center for Global Understanding and Peacebuilding, intramurals, and service projects. I am grateful for the opportunities provided by the Stamps Scholar Program at Elizabethtown College, as they will enhance my college experiences.
'26
I am so honored to be a part of the Elizabethtown Class of 2026. With a major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and a minor in Spanish, I plan to attend Pharmacy School after my time at Elizabethtown College. During my high school years in Boiling Springs, PA, I led student volunteer efforts throughout my local community as well as hygiene education initiatives in the Dominican Republic. My experiences contributing to underserved communities in rural medical clinics has fueled my passion for medicine and addressing public health crises. At Etown, I plan to participate in Women in STEM Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, the Pre Health Society, and many other volunteering opportunities. I am extremely thankful for the opportunities that the Stamps Foundation provides, and I am looking forward to my journey at Elizabethtown College.
'26
I am very excited to be attending Elizabethtown college for the next four years while being a Stamps Scholar. I joined the class of 2026 at Elizabethtown college as a business major and intended on pursuing international business. I am from Vienna, Virginia and I enjoy spending time outside, helping the community, and playing basketball. I am looking forward to all the amazing activities I will participate in during my four years at Elizabethtown College and am very grateful for this experience.
'26
I am so excited to be starting my education at Elizabethtown College through the Stamps Scholars Community! I grew up in Wexford, PA, which is a suburb right outside of downtown Pittsburgh, and am a Biology Health Professions major. Along with being a Stamps Scholar and being in the Honors Program, I am part of the LECOM 3+4 BS/DO Early Acceptance Program. I hope to go on and become a pediatric neurologist. I look forward to getting involved in Etown and the Etown community, including taking part in service projects, the Asian Cultural Student Association, and choir. Thank you so much to Elizabethtown College and the Stamps Foundation for cultivating this opportunity!
'26
I am from Reading, Pennsylvania and plan to major in Public Relations with a minor in Spanish. During my time at Elizabethtown I hope to participate in community service and find other passions through various clubs. I am so excited to be joining the Class of 2026 at Elizabethtown, and extremely thankful to be part of the wonderful community of Stamps Scholars.
'26
I come from a small town in the rural areas outside of Scranton, PA. During high school, I founded and presided over a club that aimed to dispel stigmas around girlhood, such as menstrual inequity and sexual assault. I also conducted sociological research on the Americanization of Puerto Rican communities. At Elizabethtown, I am part of the Honors, Momentum, Global Scholar, and Ubuntu programs, and also work as the vice president of the campus's new Red Cross club. On campus, I also work as an International Leadership Assistant with the Center for Global Understanding and Peacemaking, and off campus, I tutor elementary schoolers. I'm a Public Health major with a minor in International Studies aiming to work rebuilding health infrastructure in postwar societies after I complete further studies in graduate school. I'm grateful for the opportunity to work with the Stamps Scholarship program and all of the gifted faculty and students involved!
'26
I am so thankful to be a member of the Stamps Scholarship Program at Elizabethtown College in the Class of 2026! I come to Etown from Silver Spring, Maryland as a Biology Pre-med major with a minor in Spanish. I am beyond excited to immerse myself into Etown's community, with all of the student activities, clubs, and events it has to offer. Because my aspiration is to become a physician, I look forward to connecting and interacting with incredible faculty who will greatly influence my journey through all four years. With the countless opportunities I will have to serve the surrounding communities, experience multiculturalism through studying abroad, and generate lasting memories overall, I cannot wait to see what awaits for me here at Elizabethtown College thanks to the Stamps Foundation!
'26
I am really excited to start my journey here at Elizabethtown College as a student in the Physician Assistant Program! Thank you so much to Etown and the Stamps Foundation for giving me this opportunity! I plan to make the most of my time at Elizabethtown: making new friends, exploring new opportunities, forming relationships with my professors and mentors, growing as an individual, participating in clubs or activities, etc. I hope to study abroad to learn about new cultures, people, and the medical systems in place in other countries. I also hope to create an impact during my time here, and I'm excited for what's to come!
'26
I am so happy to be a member of the Class of 2026 at Elizabethtown College! I have lived in Ellicottville, New York, which is about an hour south of Buffalo, my entire life. I plan to major in Public Health and Political Science. I hope to join the band, engage in community service, and get involved with clubs on campus. I’m so grateful to join the Stamps and Etown communities!
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| Max Cojocaru ' 22 Computer Science |
Sarah Kleb '22 Biotechnology |
Elizabeth LePore '22 Engineering |
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| Livia Marga '22 Secondary Mathematics Education |
Hope McQuoid '22 Psychology & Fine Arts |
Paige Phillips '22 Actuarial Science & Data Science |
Anna Byriel '21 Computer Science & German |
Brock Culver '21 Computer Science |
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| Ryan Fisher '21 Engineering |
Samantha Seely '21 Communications & German |
Matthew Smith '21 History/Middle Eastern Studies |
J.D. Sterbens '21 Biology |
Aiyana Tietze-DiToro '21 Health and Occupation |
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| Sara Allocco '20 Political Science & Spanish |
Liuba Miranosava '20 Accounting & French |
Mika Thomas '20 Japanese Studies |
Rebecca Voler '20 Physics Education |
Ethan Waugh '20 Political Science & Spanish |
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| Jonathan Wiseman '20 Computer Science |
Shaye Lynn DiPasquale '19 Communications |
Nicholas Winch '19 Engineering |
Winsum Chang '18 Biology |
Gillian Engelbrecht '18 Social Studies Education |
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| Lacey MacRhyann '18 Biochemistry |
Colby Schweibenz '18 Biochemistry |
Brian Stottler '18 Computer Science |
Eric Zimmerman '18 Biology |
Tyler Butkus '17 Chemistry & Business Admin. |
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| Nicolas Callahan '17 Economics & Philosophy |
Tiana Ferrante '17 Legal Studies |
Sarah Fuller '17 Early Childhood Education |
Mary Clyne '16 Professional Writing |
Gates Failing '16 Biology |
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| Alicia Froh '16 Actuarial Science |
Matthew Shenk '16 International Business |
David Boretti '15 Engineering & History |
Tamara Eichelberger '15 Sociology/Anthropology |
Amy Wagner '15 Chemistry |
