Meet Central Students
The Perfect Match
For Pierre Baldwin ’26, choosing Central College wasn’t just about pinning down athletic success — it was about his desire to continue growing as a person. Now a decorated wrestling team captain and highly involved student, Pierre knows Central is his perfect match.
In the Spotlight
Jessica Duffy ’25 was connected to amazing opportunities through the Central College network. During her internship at Des Moines Performing Arts Center under Sara Perez ’02, she gained real-world experiences that helped shape her career aspirations.
A Heart for Nonprofits
For Emma Garrett ’25, doing a world of good is as simple as clocking into her internship at The Work of Our Hands in downtown Pella. As a highly involved English and communications studies major, she loves connecting with the community through her studies.
Welcome Week 2024
Welcome home, Central College Class of 2028. We can't wait to see you all bloom!
A Kinetic Thread
Central’s kinesiology program offers students hands-on clinical and practical experiences that prepare them for successful careers helping people improve their health, functionality, performance and wellness. The blend of classroom education, technology and hands-on work with athletes and clients gives Central graduates an advantage.
With Purpose and Passion
Savannah Sexton ’25 embarked on an enriching academic journey in the classroom and beyond, encompassing global exploration and dedicated community service. As the student body president for the 2024-25 academic year, Sexton is eager to foster unity across Central College’s campus.
Just As Good, If Not Better
Colton DeRocher ’24 has experienced an extraordinary journey as a record-setting hitter for Central College. As he smashes records and defies expectations, DeRocher’s path is marked by perseverance, proving that in the game of baseball, and in life, he's just as good, if not better.
Dreams Taking Flight
Inspired by supportive faculty, international experiences and a commitment to growth, Delia Hintz ’25 remains anchored by a sense of belonging and the boundless potential she discovered at Central College.
On Key
Trey Hull ’26 knew that he didn’t want to choose between his interests. He discovered that at Central College, he really can be part of it all.
Right on Cue
As Central College’s first musical theatre major, Kamryn Waymire ’24 is opening doors for other performers and artists on campus.