Student Spotlight: Vincent “Vinny” Natale ’26 Posted on: January 24, 2025 Education Programs Health and Physical Education (PK-12) Meet Vincent “Vinny” Natale ’26, a health and physical education major and participant in the Phoenix Leaders Program, which encourages students to explore their potential and develop the confidence to be leaders.Natale serves as vice president of the Fighting Phoenix and the Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), captain of the men’s volleyball team, and a member of the men’s soccer team, along with President for the Class of 2026 and a resident assistant.Read more about the Phoenix Leaders Program in the latest edition of the Wilson Magazine or in our digital edition, https://mag.wilson.edu/empowering-students-to-rise-as-future-leaders Image Previous: Student Spotlight: Erin Roszkowiak ’25 Next: International Students Checking Off Their Bucket List Related posts Sep 29, 2026 Student Spotlight: Camden Sterner '27 Written by Parker Knepper '27Camden Sterner ‘27 is a health and physical education major at Wilson College, as well as being a libero… Read more May 5, 2026 Student Spotlight: Aaron Meredith, TCP completer '26 Meet Aaron Meredith TCP Completer ’26 and fourth grade teacher in the Chambersburg Area School District. After transitioning into… Read more Apr 23, 2026 Student Spotlight: Curtis Shoup, TCP Completer ‘26 For Curtis Shoup ’26, finding his way to teaching meant discovering not just a new profession, but a true calling. As a student in… Read more More articles ➜ Share this on: Facebook LinkedIn X Email
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