Meet Central Students
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.
Making the Turn
For Cole McGriff ’24, the combination of academics, values and activities, along with being closer to home, made Central the right choice for his college experience.
Fostering Community
Central College's partnership with the By Degrees Foundation fosters community with students from underrepresented backgrounds and builds bridges connecting students to educational opportunities beyond high school. North High School's 2024 graduates are the first class to partner with Central since third-grade year. Congratulations. We can't wait to see what's next!
Poetry in Motion
Students at Central College are encouraged to explore new opportunities. For Curtis Bauer '92, the ability to explore helped him discover exactly who he was meant to be.
Finding Home
As an admission ambassador, Cassie Elliott '26 loves to help other students find their home at Central College.
Faith, Family and Forever Dutch
While staying close to home, Central has also allowed Brock Beck ’25 the distance needed to find his own passions.