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: 2025 | Major: Foreign Affairs | Minor: History and National Security Studies
Hampden-Sydney College foreign affairs major Jack Thomas ’25 spent this past summer abroad in Bali, Indonesia thanks to the ROTC initiative Project Global Officer (GO).
Class of: 2025 | Major: Economics and Business
This past summer, Hampden-Sydney College economics and business major Elliot Williams ’25 earned an internship as a Corporate Client Banking Fellow at J.P. Morgan in New York City.
Class of: 2025 | Major: History | Minor: National Security Studies
An active student role model and involved community citizen, Scott Teachey ’25 is the epitome of a Hampden-Sydney man.
Class of: 2023 | Major: Economics and Business
During his time at Hampden-Sydney College, Tiger soccer player William Thornton ’23 forged strong bonds and discovered his many strengths, making the most of his time on the Hill.
Class of: 2023 | Major: Biology and Fine Arts
Izac Olatunji ’23 traveled to a remote corner of Alaska and gained new insights on home and heritage as a research assistant to Hampden-Sydney College Associate Professor of Rhetoric Sean Gleason.
Class of: 2023 | Major: Government
An avid fisherman and determined student, Grayson Phillips ’23 knew he would be a Hampden-Sydney man from the moment he stepped on campus.
Class of: 2023 | Major: Government
Grayson Manning ’23 spent winter break shadowing Hampden-Sydney College alumnus William B. Allen III ’69 at his law firm.
Class of: 2023 | Major: Government
With a newfound sense of direction, Noah Selfe ’23 urges students to push themselves and utilize the tools they have at Hampden-Sydney College to become good men and good citizens.
Class of: 2023 | Major: Government
Andrew Parker ’23 credits Hampden-Sydney College for preparing him for the future and teaching him the necessary skills to succeed after graduation.
Class of: 2025 | Major: Biology | Minor: Environmental Studies
William Gardner '25 credits his time in South Africa as a moving experience that has allowed him to prosper and grow during his time at Hamdpen-Sydney College.