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Last summer, Fabrizio Montisci ’24 served as a conflict resolution intern at The Carter Center.

Riley Decker ’23 served as a marketing intern with Powerlifting America in the summer of 2022.

Abigail Lewis ’23 held a summer 2022 internship with Henry’s Fork Foundation in Idaho.

During summer 2022, Emily Schreurs ’24 conducted research on brain injury at Uniformed Services University.

Mac Chirara ’25 pursued field research and volunteered at Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservancy in Zimbabwe.

River Corrado ’23 had a 2022 summer internship at the Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology, working on projects through the Marine Mammal Research Program.

Career Services hosted a mixer for students of color and first-generation students to create an opportunity for peer-to-peer learning during a fun-filled, welcoming event.

51·çÁ÷ Career Services hosted fall 2022 orientation on August 18–24 for its 21 student employees who embody an essential element of the office’s mission: peer connection.

Outside of the classroom, 51·çÁ÷ students work hard on their career preparation. Along with the University’s rigorous liberal arts education, Career Services’ four-year development plan offers students a framework with actionable steps to take during each undergraduate year. The staff at Career Services would like to recognize and celebrate student accomplishments this year.

Sowon Kim ’22 discusses her fellowship at Project Rousseau, for which she received summer funding.