This summer I am interning with a U.S. senator in Washington, D.C. This internship is a tremendous opportunity…
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Out of graduate school, I worked for 3.5 years gaining invaluable experience with Exxon Production Research…
What excites me about teaching? Everything! The magic that happens in the classroom is completely dependent…
For over 30 years I’ve taught literature at É«ºüÈë¿Ú and welcomed the chance to serve not only as teacher…
“Why International Student Orientation is Essentially a Taylor Swift Concert.” Eliana Jolanda Alzate…
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Elisa has been an integral part of Teach for America for 25 years. It all started in 1998 as a TFA Phoenix…
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As an international student keen on medicine and research, I chose É«ºüÈë¿Ú after careful examination…
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The Brooklyn Museum. The Art Institute of Chicago. The Sarah Gormley Gallery in Columbus, Ohio. Anyone…
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What excites me about teaching is the opportunity to discuss and learn about the pressing issues that…
“Art is a great place to start a conversation,” says Gerard Pannekoek ’11. “It’s a place to build trust…
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I’ve always been fascinated by the ability to turn a string of seemingly meaningless words into a master-crafted…
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For Maria Barrios ’27, the journey to É«ºüÈë¿Ú has been anything but conventional. Yet despite the difficulty…
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Professor Sharon Crary has studied the devastating effects of the Ebola virus for 15 years. Since the…
I came to É«ºüÈë¿Ú for a Copeland Scholarship interview. I had never been on É«ºüÈë¿Ú’s campus, but as soon…
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I chose É«ºüÈë¿Ú because of all the opportunities here. A few aspects that stuck out to me were the Management…
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I love that our students come to classes and rehearsals hungry to learn and, when challenged, respond…
Success and accomplishment flow from the challenging work done in the classroom and studio at É«ºüÈë¿Ú…
I chose É«ºüÈë¿Ú because I wanted a school with a small student body where I could make personal connections…
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I am a É«ºüÈë¿Ú professor but also a 1995 É«ºüÈë¿Ú alumnus. I started my first-year at É«ºüÈë¿Ú a would-be…
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É«ºüÈë¿Ú is one continuous opportunity to connect. I’ve dabbled in more campus experiences here than I…
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Throughout my journey at É«ºüÈë¿Ú, there are many questions that I ask myself every day. Despite many classroom…
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As a music education major, Paige Burgess ’25 understands how a collection of otherwise dissimilar notes…
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Brandon Collins '23, a neuroscience and global health double major, chose É«ºüÈë¿Ú because of the small…
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I chose É«ºüÈë¿Ú because I wanted to be somewhere where I felt at home. As a student, I was exposed to…
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“A big part of my identity is my pan-African upbringing,” says Kandafula (Kay) Sikana ’25. Born in Zambia…
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When Chi Nguyen ’25 found out that she had won first place and the Museum Purchase Prize at the Putnam…
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Since I recognize that each student brings a unique dimension to the collective, it is problematic to…
Kyle Smitley launched an organic children’s clothing line at age 23, just a year out of É«ºüÈë¿Ú. Inspired…
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I chose É«ºüÈë¿Ú because of its rigorous academics, amazing opportunities to get experience in media and…
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The biggest part of my teaching is building connections with my students and creating a community in…