Meet the Men of H-SC
What kind of man goes to Hampden-Sydney College? Read their stories to learn about our diverse and passionate student body.
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Class of: 2028 | Major: Government
Over the summer, Kameron Mahoney ’28 interned with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) in Washington, D.C., gaining firsthand experience in the agency’s efforts to protect communities.
Class of: 2027 | Major: Foreign Affairs | Minor: German
Owen Renfrow ’27 found everything he was looking for in a college and more at Hampden-Sydney where he discovered he could thrive as a natural leader.
Class of: 2027 | Major: Biology
For Kamal Iqbal '27, his education and his vision have become the foundation of something inspirational: a life rebuilt stick-by-stick from the ground up, not in the shadow of what was lost, but in the light of what is still to come.
Class of: 2029 | Major: Undeclared
Damien Kerseborn ’29 logged nearly 1,200 volunteer hours during his first year on the Hill, putting an exclamation point on the College’s Princeton Review #9 Most Engaged in Community Service ranking.
Class of: 2026 | Major: Psychology | Minor: Visual Arts
Although his hometown is just 20 minutes away, Camden Libby ’26 has made Hampden-Sydney his home—excelling in the classroom while giving back to the community he values so deeply.
Class of: 2026 | Major: Foreign Affairs | Minor: Leadership in the Public Interest and Rhetoric
Through a series of unexpected events, Owen Williams ’26 arrived at Hampden-Sydney just days before the start of his freshman year and has since proven himself an honorable Hampden-Sydney man through and through.
Class of: 2027 | Major: Economics and Business
Kalefah Sirleaf '27 spent the fall 2025 semester abroad in Cambridge, England, having the opportunity to debate at the renowned Cambridge Union on December 4.
Class of: 2027 | Major: Foreign Affairs and German | Minor: National Security Studies
Balancing rigorous academics with a range of extracurricular activities, Geffen Lamar ’27 exemplifies what it means to have a well-rounded and diverse Hampden-Sydney experience.
Class of: 2027 | Major: Engineering Physics
Driven, disciplined, and passionate about karate, Ryan Sigsbee ’27 won gold while representing the United States in Panama at the World Union of Karate-Do Federations (WUKF) Latin American Open Tournament during fall break.
Class of: 2026 | Major: Economics
From the city lights of Dallas to the starlight of Hampden-Sydney College, two-time Tiger Football captain Carter Sido ’26 took a leap of faith—and embraced a place he now proudly calls home.