From nerves to neurons: growing as a scientist at Mount Holyoke
I have grown into a strong, confident and competent individual and aspiring scientist after four years living and learning at MHC.
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Felicity Emerson ’17
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I have grown into a strong, confident and competent individual and aspiring scientist after four years living and learning at MHC.
At Mount Holyoke I learned grit and courage — I don’t think I could have learned them so well, and with such joy, anywhere else.
At MHC, I developed sophisticated analytical skills and prudent judgment necessary to address firm’s financial and strategic concerns.
“MHC instilled within me the courage to follow my interests and unapologetically enter into the burgeoning field of Space Law.”
My passion for Spanish language will continue to inspire me to learn and grow both in and outside of the classroom.
"Atop a volcano in Mexico, I gathered real data that I would use later in the year to research galaxies billions of light years away."
I cannot recommend international internships highly enough before graduation.
Presenting me with the opportunity to study abroad at Royal Holloway University of London helped me see first-hand how our country and its politics are seen and reacted to, from the outside looking in.
“Part of learning maturely is coming up with your own ideas, stepping out of your comfort zone and engaging with people who are different from you.”
“As a senior, I’m confident enough to say I am a global citizen, and I owe it all to the education that was provided to me within a diverse setting.”