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Grace Hancox ’20, ’21 M.S., who recently earned her bachelor’s degree in forensic science, reflects on the opportunities she had as an undergraduate and looks forward to joining the University’s graduate degree program in chemistry.
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Computer Science professor Liberty Page says her students rose to each challenge they faced as they worked to complete complex capstone projects – all while research team members were scattered across the country.
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A business management major, Rohan Tucker '20 explored human resources through his coursework and during his internships in three different industries. He is now looking forward to beginning his career at PwC.
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Crystal Harris ’20 was one of only 60 students from across the country chosen to participate in the Council on Undergraduate Research’s Posters on the Hill event. She is looking forward to continuing her research as a graduate student at the University of New Haven.
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Computer science major Steven Bumbera ’20 says connections he made during an on-campus event hosted by Red Hat helped lead to a job offer from his "favorite company."
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Mike Scharfenberg ’20 says his professors taught him to focus on the small details, in his coursework and in his quest for an internship and a career in the field, and the lesson has paid immediate dividends.
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Dan Masi ’20, who will graduate this spring with three bachelor’s degrees, has written three academic papers – one of which has already been published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. He will be pursuing his Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University in the fall.
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Centerfield Matthew Chamberlain ’20, a nutrition and dietetics major, is training for a possible career on the diamond and as a nutritionist for professional athletes.
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Whether he is conducting research or helping friends with their math homework, Nathan Waskiewicz ’20 enjoys the challenge of a math problem. He’s looking forward to applying his education to pursue a career as an actuary.
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Malorie Nitz ’20 has presented the findings from her Summer Undergraduate Research Project to professionals in the forensic science field, and she says the project taught her that "you don’t need to get positive results in research for the work to be successful."