Spend Summer on Campus with Sustainability Research Internships
Philosophy Department – Have an interest in learning about wildlife habitats in the Northeastern U.S.? Looking to put your background in biological sciences to use on a biofuel research project? Think...
View ArticleSorcha Dundas Awarded Fulbright to Nepal
University of Rochester student Sorcha Dundas ’12 has been awarded a 2012-13 Fulbright Scholarship to Nepal, where she will serve as an English Teaching Assistant. Dundas, a native of Rutland, Vt., is...
View ArticleResearch Internship Introduced Rochester Junior to German Culture
By Jordan Duncan ’14 Intern, Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences Maria Zapata ’14, a chemical engineering major at the University of Rochester, fell in love with Germany when she...
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Students in Rome Experience History in the Making
By Melissa Greco Lopes Univ. Communications Over Spring break, five undergrads studying religion and classics under Professor Nick Gresens headed to Rome for a week full of visits to the ancient sites...
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Research Trip to Tanzania an ‘Outrageous Opportunity’
By Blake Silberberg ’13 Univ. Communications Eli Witkin ’13, a geology major at the University of Rochester, recently returned from a research trip to Africa where he worked with a group led by Earth...
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Summer Plans Series: Saroyah Mevorach Experiences the London Fashion World
By Blake Silberberg ‘13 University Communications University of Rochester senior Saroyah Mevorach recently returned from an internship in London, England, with the Fashion and Textile Museum. The art...
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Summer Plans Series: When in Rome, Help the Homeless
By Cody McConnell ‘14 University Communications Sometimes, you need to do what you want to do in life, according to Wallis Nash ’15, an international relations and anthropology dual major and French...
View ArticleSummer Plans Series: Exploring Public Health in Chile
By Rei Ramos ’15 University Communications This summer, Anjalene Whittier ’14 spent a month in Punta Arenas, Chile as a part of a public health traineeship. During her stay, she worked on two different...
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German Scholarship Offers Lessons Beyond Academics
By Alayna Callanan ’14 University Communications Nine undergraduate students, Kristin Abramo ’15, Kevin Allan ’14, Alexandra Born ’15, Sarah Koniski ’14, Louis Papa ’14, Robert Rietmeijer ’15, Jamie...
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Digging Into Bermuda’s Slave Past
When Anima Ghimire’s history advisor recruited students for an archaeological dig in Bermuda, Ghimire instantly responded, “I’m on board!” During the summer of 2013, Ghirmire, a double major in...
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