McDaniel Alumni: We Are Green Terrors for Life!

#GreenTerror4Life Your journey doesn't end when you leave the Hill. It starts here and stays with you for life.

There is no more impactful way to give back to McDaniel College than to participate on the Alumni Council, the leadership body of McDaniel's Alumni Association.

The Alumni Association's Officers comprise the Alumni Council, which provides opportunities for enthusiastic alumni to become more engaged with the College and serve its needs.

Yael Zelinger M.S. '99

“[ASL is] such a beautiful, expressive language, and I found it so satisfying to be able to express myself in sign language."
Taylor Bauman McWilliams ’19

"McDaniel set a great foundation for me for nursing school and my nursing career."
Jenny Sandler ’09

"English is arguably one of the most versatile and useful degrees because it’s applicable in a lot of different contexts."
Tricia Meola ’15

“You have to want it and work for it. It can be hard, but seeing your name in the credits is always exciting.”
Zach Nibbelink ’14

"Taking a wide range of courses outside of my major made me more well-versed in topics that I may not otherwise have been exposed to. My Political Science degree gave me base-level knowledge of foreign affairs and political climates throughout the world."
Nick Giusti ’08

"I really started to develop and shape my current work ethic while at McDaniel."
Courtney Schlotterbeck '21

"The Criminal Justice program as a whole was very unique in terms of the faculty...you were learning from all these people that actually work or worked in the legal field and the justice system."
Amara Foster ’21

"Every interning and student teaching experience I had just confirmed more and more for me that this was what I wanted to do."
Dimitri Lezcano ’19

"I ended up majoring in Physics at McDaniel because I was interested in how things worked, how the universe works, and I thought it would be helpful for my future in engineering.”
Perri Freeman ’21

“Hard work comes with a price and requires sacrifice — it’s not glamorous. The payoff is long term. Work hard and work through the lows, because things will always get better.”