Feb 18, 2010
Community Building in New Orleans
Jessalyn Rolwood ’10 writes about her work helping residents redevelop the Lower Ninth Ward as the first carbon-neutral community in the country Over winter…
Academic News
Academic News
Feb 17, 2010
New York City Externships
During winter break, 70 students shadowed alumni and parents at ABC News, ESPN, Penguin, Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Pfizer, IBM, and many others By Courtney…
Feb 17, 2010
Ting Chiu ’11 Receives Fellowship for National Public Policy Program at Princeton
Her work with ‘the empowering nature of language’ will help prepare her for a career in policymaking Ting Chiu ’11 (Bedminster, N.J.) has received a…
Feb 15, 2010
Students Explore the Effects of Drugs on the Body in First-Year Seminar
Interdisciplinary course is taught by James Dearworth, assistant professor of biology The members of the Class of 2013 weren’t even born when the anti-drug…
Feb 14, 2010
Significant Contributions
Brian Apgar ’10 took a lead role in three major projects during his internship at Surface Chemistry Discoveries Brian Apgar ’10 (Easton, Pa.) handled…
Feb 11, 2010
Students Will Become Cultural Participants in Ghana
Rexford Ahene, professor of economics and chair of Africana studies, will lead semester-abroad program next fall Students are in for some unforgettable…
Feb 11, 2010
Professor Skip Wilkins Releases New Jazz Album with the International Quintet
The group will perform Feb. 12 in the Williams Center and will tour Europe this summer Skip Wilkins, associate professor of music, and the International…
Feb 11, 2010
Students and Faculty Continue Work in New Orleans
They are helping residents redevelop the Lower Ninth Ward as the first carbon-neutral community in the country Over winter break, a group of students traveled…
Feb 2, 2010
Amanda Niederauer ’08 Takes Her Externship Experience Full Circle
Job shadowing during her sophomore year inspired her to host current students at Sotheby’s in New York City Over the winter break, Amanda Niederauer…
Jan 29, 2010
A Plan for Clean Water in Malawi
Lindsay Weir ’11 writes about how her volunteer work in Africa integrates with her research on sustainable rural water systems at Lafayette Marquis Scholar…