Feb 3, 2005
Students Gain Special Learning Opportunities in Engineering through Havens Award
Engineering students can pursue domestic or foreign travel, social service work, research, internships or other special learning opportunities through…
Academic News
Engineering students can pursue domestic or foreign travel, social service work, research, internships or other special learning opportunities through…
Lafayette is one of six institutions to receive $4,000 through the American Mathematical Society’s (AMS) Trjitzinsky Award. The funds are distributed by…
Mathematics majors Kevin Penderghest ’05 (Lindenwold, N.J.) and Prince Chidyagwai’05 (Marondera, Zimbabwe) traveled to Atlanta last month to present separate…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join a dinner discussion about death Wednesday evening. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. at McKelvy House, 200 High…
Anthropology and sociology major Joanna Vogel ’06 (Ridgewood, N.J.) remembers the stress and confusion she felt as she muddled through the college application…
With a resume already filled from student-faculty research and travel to Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina as part of a Forum of Federations seminar,…
Psychology major Jessica Memoli’06 (Port Washington, N.Y.) is using skills she learned through an internship to conduct research with Tim Silvestri, coordinator…
The University of Queensland in Australia has awarded the Frank Pavlin Memorial Prize to Inku Subedi ’05 (Kathmandu, Nepal), who studied there last spring…
Trustee Scholar Emily Fogelberg ’05 (Plymouth, Minn.) has spent four years completing a college education, but this double major in history and economics…
On several levels, the research conducted by Maura Scolere ’05 (Clarks Summit, Pa.) as part of an independent study is changing lives. Her research focused…