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Writing an art history thesis prepared me to undertake long-term and complex research projects and graduate school.
To immerse myself in another language, culture, and in literature that was socially and politically significant was truly powerful.
“This year I have taken some actions to make Mount Holyoke a more inclusive and equitable campus and I am very proud of the work that I have accomplished.”
While my first science class at Mount Holyoke was difficult, it was a dream come true to finally have the chance to study ecology.
Diana Katz ’12: it's important to keep an open mind, there is no limit to what's possible with a film studies degree from Mount Holyoke College.
The Spanish department fostered my passion for social movements in Latin America in a way that only language acquisition can.
"The experience of working in a lab has taught me to be independent and confident in my own abilities."
"I came to Mount Holyoke excited to learn and to challenge myself. Painting allowed me to look more critically at things around me."
Miranda Gontz ’16 discusses her internship at the Academy of Television and her plan for career success in the future.
Like historians, theatrical professionals constantly question what a play means and how it can be understood in its historical context.
