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For Megan, the most valuable aspect of the M.A.T.L. program so far has been the variety of courses and the network of people she has met.
As a Mount Holyoke student, Sara R. Haviland ’03 interviewed life-long civil rights activists for her thesis — leading to a doctorate and her first book.
In Professor Nordstrom's lab, Emma is studying project the behavior of photo-elastic particles.
My love for Italy, the Italian language and culture have remained a huge part of my life and are a constant source of joy every day.
"Everyone assured me, 'your undergrad major doesn’t matter' but I am absolutely sure I chose the right major in Middle Eastern Studies."
"As a docent in a historical art museum I was interested in the actual built structure of the house and its restoration over the years."
I learned a ton from the campers, the Cary scientists, my supervisor, and the mosquitoes I collected for the researchers!
My academic/work experience made me a better stage manager and I thank MHC for shaping me into a more confident, worldly individual.
How lucky I was to be able to go out into the real world as an undergraduate and try on many possible career "hats".
At Mount Holyoke I found access to professors and mentors who helped me navigate the intersections in my identity within the unfamiliar realm of higher education.
