“We really homed in on finding that match between what you’re skilled at and what’s in your heart.”
Stories, weddings and updates from our Ursinus classmates
Professor Scott Deacle passed away on May 5, 2023
Scott—the ever-organized, ice-cream loving business and economics professor—is remembered as an exceptional teacher who always created a special rapport with his students, especially those involved with the investment club, UCIMCO. His service to the college was exemplary—a confident and caring voice of clarity who saw so much potential in the college and in his colleagues and students.
Damiano Rotolo ’26 passed away on March 26, 2023
Dam was from Aberdeen, N.J., and a graduate of Matawan Regional High School. He was a member of the men’s wrestling team and planned to major in the social sciences. Dam was known by his coaches, teammates, and friends for his loving personality and quick sense of humor.
Alumni Gathering in Philly
Ursinus alumni gathered at the Blue Cross River Rink in Philadelphia on February 18 of this year at our annual These Bears Don’t Hibernate event. View other upcoming alumni events online at ursinus.edu/alumni/alumni-events.
Max Moliken passed away on December 14, 2022
A former Ursinus student and the son of Ursinus staff members Gabe and Laura Moliken, Max loved vacationing on Chincoteague Island, Va., and Mister Whippy’s ice cream. He enjoyed nature, hanging out with friends, and listening to a wide variety of music. He was described as a big kid at heart with a magnetic personality.
Adam Walton ’25 passed away on September 25, 2022
Adam was a North Penn High School graduate, psychology major, and Gateway Scholar at Ursinus from Lansdale, Pa. He was described by his Ursinus professors as a remarkably bright and kind person who hoped to become a psychiatrist to help others.
Danielle Pomante ’17 and Jeffrey Endy ’15 were married on December 17, 2022.
Evelyn Rubino ’23 from Oley Valley, Pa., is a neuroscience and psychology double major who is the recipient of the James P. & Irmgard H. Barrett Scholarship for Neuroscience. She participated in a surgical externship as a first-year student.
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2020 Commencement
2020 Commencement
2020 Commencement
2020 Commencement
2020 Commencement
2020 Commencement
