Stories
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Knowing she wanted to be a genetic counselor, Emily Palen ’14 majored in neuroscience and spent a semester at the New England Center for Children. Her first step after College — a master’s in genetic counseling at the Boston University School of Medicine.
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A volunteer job with the Parole Preparation Project was a pivotal moment for Allie Goodman '15, who now attends Berkley Law.
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For Harper Gany-Beitler ’13 the path to medical school was entwined with a love of languages. She’s a first-year student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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In one of her favorite projects so far, Eryn Boyce ’13 burrowed into the history of a farm at the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. Her job is a history lover’s dream.
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Paige Zupan ’17 came to Hamilton planning to major in biology. But thanks to economics classes that intrigued her, advice from faculty, and a semester in the New York City program, she found a path that led to an internship and ultimately a job with Sara Weinstein ’02 at Weinstein Carnegie, a cause marketing agency in New York City.
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Natalie Adams '17 credits her previous internships in public relations to her securing her current position at Subject Matter, a creative advocacy agency that provides clients with communications, government relations and creative services.
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This year Alexander Hirsu ’17 is one of only 10 graduates across the world selected to be part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise program that will put him to work in the U.S., Mexico, Romania and the United Kingdom.
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Shannon Boley ’17 has a new prized possession — a Harvard Divinity School baseball cap, acquired after she was accepted into the school’s master’s of theological studies program. She’s working to devise her own concentration in religion, peace and pluralism within that program.
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Most students on campus remember Andrew Fletcher ’17 as a social butterfly, captain of the curling team and an easy-going guitarist of Terrapin Trio. Then there's his talent for chemistry that earned him a spot at the prestigious nuclear engineering doctoral program at the Colorado School of Mines.
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Lillia McEnaney ’17, a double major in archaeology and religious studies, will attend New York University’s prestigious master’s program in museum studies in the fall. There, she will focus her research on museum anthropology and intellectual property issues in indigenous community museums.
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