1780 – The Official Blog of Transylvania University
Getting a snapshot of the day-to-day work at the Hope Center helped two alumni define very different futures. Internships and a liberal arts education led them to fulfilling careers.
Transylvania graduate Chanslor Gallenstein ’16, whose family owns a distillery on the banks of the Ohio River, recently had the book review “Pappyland: A Story of Family, Fine Bourbon, and the Things That Last” published in the National Review.
Sammy Clore ’22 is one of a series of Transylvania pre-dental and pre-med students to volunteer at The Refuge Clinic, which offers medical care to the uninsured. He’s getting rare hands-on experience working with alumni.
Dr. Ashley A. Montgomery-Yates ’97 is drawing from her broad-based Transylvania education as she helps steer a major part of the local vaccination effort.
Alumna Kristina Farr ’15, head gardener at Woodland Farm in Goshen, Kentucky, gives some pointers on being a good “plant parent.”
