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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.
While researching privatization in and around Managua’s municipal dump, we got the idea to start a children’s community center.
Hooked on science after an unintended geology class in her first semester at Mount Holyoke, Heidi Roop ’07 has traveled the world as a climate scientist.
Poorna Swami ’15 discusses her time as an Editorial Research Assistant for the African Studies Review and a Help Desk Assistant for Mount Holyoke LITS.
My double major in chemistry and german studies inspired me to pursue post-graduate research fellowships in Hamberg.
“While crafting my vision of leadership of an elementary school, I frequently draw upon my course work at MHC and those formative experiences as a student teacher.’
Mount Holyoke education has served me well all my years beyond graduation. A rigorous curriculum, deeply engaged faculty and extremely diverse and resourceful student body created many learning opportunities and pushed me beyond the areas that I would have normally considered or experienced.
My lab courses prepared me for graduate-level research.
There’s so much you can do with a liberal arts degree, yet there’s so much to do with a liberal arts degree.
