Asad Javed '15 is studying the portrayal of homosexuality in French cinema for his Emerson project. More ...
Izzo is examining new neuroscience research on topics like decision-making and free will in her Levitt summer project. More ...
Kate Cieplicki ‘16 is working in Philadelphia this summer to advance support services for LGBT individuals. More ...
The chemistry majors are working with Associate Professor of Chemistry Ian Rosenstein. More ...
Sophia Millman ’16 is examining a pioneering model of orchestral governance as members of Symphoria in Syracuse, N.Y., cooperatively operate and hold financial stake in the orchestra. More ...
Nate Lanman ‘15 is exploring a series of 20th century authors in his Emerson project. More ...
In a Levitt group research project, three students are examining sacred spaces in transition. More ...
Hindi Is Our Ground, English Is Our Sky: Education, Language and Social Class in Contemporary India by Associate Professor of Anthropology Chaise LaDousa has been published by Cambridge University Press for the South Asian market. It was published by Berghahn Books for the North American and European markets earlier this year. More ...
Four Hamilton students who plan careers in medicine are gaining valuable clinical experience working directly with patients at the Burke Rehabilitation Center, in White Plains, N.Y. The students, McKenna Kelly ’15, Marie Murray ’15, Matt Magruder ’15 and Jacob Wagner ’15 have been working as nurses’ assistants at the hospital since the end of May. More ...
A group of 16 organic chemistry research students and their faculty mentors, Professors Ian Rosenstein, Max Majireck and Robin Kinnel, traveled to Colgate University to participate in the annual Summer Organic Research Symposium on July 1. More ...
