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“I wanted to be able to contribute to the United States and make my mark on the world outside of college.” Smith earned their bachelor of science degree in Secondary Education with a specialization in Agriculture in 2022. One day, Smith plans to use their degree to become a teacher, but for now, they are applying their skills and experience gained at DelVal to serve their country overseas.
TJ Smith ’22, 13 F, Forward Observer – Sergeant, Pa. National Guard
“I wanted to be able to contribute to the United States and make my mark on the world outside of college.” Smith earned their bachelor of science degree in Secondary Education with a specialization in Agriculture in 2022. One day, Smith plans to use their degree to become a teacher, but for now, they are applying their skills and experience gained at DelVal to serve their country overseas.
How A Dream Internship At The Little League World Series Exceeded Expectations For Jillian Ulozas ’26
Greg Gipe '25 Visited Capitol Hill and Delved into the World of Government Relations During Summer Internship
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"A good leader is someone that will lead a team with integrity, passion, and purpose.”
Bill Fritz, Chair of the Department of Animal Science at Delaware Valley University (DelVal), attended an Advanced Shearing School at Cornell. Following the opportunity, Dr. Fritz was featured in an article by the American Sheep Industry’s (ASI) News Magazine, which included details about how his experience at Cornell will help him teach his students the basics of shearing.
Conservation and wildlife management alumnus, Jacob Miranda ’21, is currently a graduate biology student and graduate assistant at Arkansas State University. Miranda says, “DelVal gave me excellent opportunities to succeed, but I was the one who had to take advantage of those opportunities.”
