Campus Overview

Dickinson College is a small, highly regarded liberal arts college nestled in the historic town of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. With approximately 2,300 students, Dickinson offers an intimate, personalized educational experience that emphasizes global perspective and interdisciplinary learning.


Location & Setting Located in a charming small-town suburban setting, Carlisle provides a classic collegiate environment with easy access to both rural landscapes and urban centers like Harrisburg and Philadelphia. The campus is walkable and integrated closely with the town's historic downtown.

Campus Life As a small college, Dickinson offers tight-knit residential community with most students living on campus. Traditional residential housing dominates, with a moderate Greek life presence. Weekend activities blend campus events, local community engagement, and nearby outdoor recreation opportunities. The smaller student body means more personalized interactions and close relationships with peers and faculty.

Student Body Diverse student population drawn from across the United States and over 40 countries, with a strong emphasis on global awareness and cultural exchange. Students tend to be intellectually curious, socially engaged, and committed to interdisciplinary learning. The college attracts academically motivated students interested in global perspectives and hands-on learning experiences.

Academics Renowned for its strong liberal arts curriculum with exceptional programs in environmental studies, international relations, and global communications. Professors are highly accessible, with a low student-to-faculty ratio that ensures personalized academic mentoring. Emphasizes experiential learning, research opportunities, and global study programs.

Athletics & Sports Competes in NCAA Division III, with strong athletic programs that prioritize student-athlete academic achievement. Offers 22 varsity sports with competitive teams in sports like soccer, swimming, and lacrosse. Athletic culture emphasizes participation, teamwork, and balanced student-athlete experience.

Lifestyle & Weather Central Pennsylvania experiences four distinct seasons, with warm summers, colorful autumns, cold winters, and mild springs. While a car can be helpful for regional exploration, campus and downtown Carlisle are highly walkable. Proximity to outdoor recreation areas like state parks provides opportunities for hiking, cycling, and outdoor activities.

Field Hockey (2025)

Level
D3 Ranked
RPI Rank
#2
2025 Record
In-Division: 13-1
Conference
Centennial Conference
Recruiting Events:
Disney Showcase 2026

School

Type
Private
Classification
Baccalaureate: Arts & Sciences
Common Majors:
Social Sciences (20%)
Political Science and Government (34%)
Economics (34%)
• International Relations and National Security Studies (15%)
• Sociology (10%)
• Archeology (5%)
• Anthropology (2%)
Biology (13%)
Business (12%)
English (6%)
Psychology (6%)

Student Body

Total
2,170
Undergrad
99%
Demographics
60% women
Student:Faculty
9:1

Programs of Interest

Environmental Science (4.3%)
Psychology (5.7%)
Biology (12.9%)
Sports Med / Kinesiology
French (4.9%)

Academics

Admission Rate
43%
Retention
89%
Graduation
83%

Costs

In-State
$63,475
Out-of-State
$63,475
Room & Board
$16,500
Avg Net Price
$32,191
Net price = average after financial aid

Weather

Winter
Moderate
HighLow
January38°20°
April63°38°
July86°62°
October66°42°
Oct/Apr = field hockey season

Location

Setting
City (City: Small)
Nearest City
Philadelphia, PA
Distance
109 miles

Coaching Staff

Name Position Contact Bio
Maggie Sohns Head Field Hockey Coach sohnsm@dickinson.edu View Bio
Sara Redington Assistant Field Hockey Coach redingts@dickinson.edu View Bio
Janelle Nolt Athletic Trainer
Emily Marshall Faculty Wearing The Red Representative

Roster Breakdown

21 players

Geographic Recruiting

In-State: 33% (7 players)
US Out-of-State: 62% (13 players)
International: 5% (1 player)
Pennsylvania: 33% (7 players)
New Jersey: 29% (6 players)

Position Breakdown

Forward: 3 (14.3%)
Forward/Midfielder: 5 (23.8%)
Midfielder: 2 (9.5%)
Midfielder/Defender: 5 (23.8%)
Defender: 4 (19.0%)
Goalkeeper: 2 (9.5%)

Class Year Distribution

Freshman: 5 (23.8%)
Sophomore: 5 (23.8%)
Junior: 5 (23.8%)
Senior: 6 (28.6%)

Full Roster (21 players)

# Name Position Year Height Hometown High School
2 Alex Hackett M/F Fy. 5-6 Westport, Conn. Staples
3 Keira Manning M/F Fy. 5-2 Marlborough, Mass. Advanced Math & Science Academy Charter
4 Sophia Pereira F Sr. 5-2 Fulton, Md. Reservoir
5 Erin Liggio M/D So. 5-4 Cranbury, N.J. Princeton
6 Gillian Rosenstock F Fy. 5-4 Bethesda, Md. Walter Johnson
7 Nicole Uebele F/M Jr. 5-8 Eagleville, Pa. Methacton
8 Caroline Kirkpatrick M Jr. 5-6 Ambler, Pa. Wissahickon
9 Alexandra Hockwitt M/D Jr. 5-3 Parsippany, N.J. Parsippany Hills
10 Malena Malka Goldman M/F Sr. 5-6 Buenos Aires, Argentina Escuela Técnica Ort
12 Natalie Slusser D Sr. 5-3 Fleetwood, Pa. Fleetwood Area
13 Megan McClure F Jr. 5-1 Levittown, Pa. Pennsbury
14 Emmy Chazen M So. 5-6 Chatham, N.J. Chatham
15 Maggie Carson M/D Sr. 5-4 Wayne, Pa. Conestoga
16 Calyn Clements D Sr. 5-7 Carlisle, Pa. Carlisle
17 Devon Damminger M/D Fy. 5-6 West Deptford, N.J. West Deptford
18 Lucy Brown F/M So. 5-4 Nahant, Mass. Swampscott
19 Ella McTeague D/M Jr. - North Reading, Mass. Middlesex School
22 Riley Oakes D So. 5-6 Glenwood, Md. Glenelg
23 Natalee Kunkel D So. 5-8 Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg Area (Washington College)
30 Taylor Morrow GK Sr. 5-2 Marlboro, N.J. Saint John Vianney
80 Kayla Capuzzi GK Fy. 5-7 Princeton, N.J. Pennington School