They conducted archaeological research on Neanderthal stone tools in North Macedonia and swam with sea lions in the Galapagos, trained as an EMT with the South Beloit Fire Department and studied environmental policy in Finland.
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Students in Professors Sylvia López and Susan Furukawa’s classes engage in experiential learning in campus museums
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This summer, students participated in a unique experience in Spain, led by Professors Gabriela Cerghedean and Amy Tibbitts. Beloit College offersSummer Coursesin a range of topics in the summer taught by Beloit College faculty.
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With dual majors in computer science and mathematics, Jerry Phuc Ngo’23 has found Beloit College a nurturing environment for his interest in artificial intelligence.
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This is the highest honor Congress may bestow upon a youth civilian.
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During the first mod of the spring 2021 semester, Gabriela Cerghedean and Robin Zebrowski took up an invitation from the Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ), Ecuador, to partner with a USFQ faculty member in teaching one of their courses. USFQ had shared a list of potential faculty partners and courses. Both leapt at the opportunity, in…
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Interview with Siyu Sun’21, the club’s current president.
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Sage Green ’21 brings theater to the community with“The Puppet Play,” a devised theater project they wrote and brought to life in collaboration with high school students.
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DaZha believes that community engagement and involvement on campus are essential to getting the full Beloit experience. Creating connections and channels of productive communication are her key to a successful education at Beloit.
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Guadalupe Orbezo-Perez’20, a senior biochemistry and psychology double major, French minor, and Pakula Biomedical Scholar, aspires to be a clinical psychologist, adding “I am trilingual and we need clinicians who can care for diverse populations.”
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Britta Johnson completed an internship at Her Justice, an organization that “stands with women living in poverty in New York City by recruiting and mentoring volunteer lawyers to provide free legal help to address individual and systemic legal barriers,” Alumna Simone Harstead ’16 works as a legal assistant and training coordinator at Her Justice.
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For a month in 2018, Nathan Marklin (philosophyandhistorymajor andSpanishminor) volunteered with LA72, a migrant camp in southern Mexico. Made possible by aWeissbergHuman Rights Grant, the experience included teaching English to a group of fourteen and working in an infirmary, registration, and communications office.
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