The economics major heads to New York to begin his career as an investment banking analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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As he prepares for a career in international development and diplomacy, Diaz is working with the Ira Reid Foundation this summer.
Associate Professor Dan Grin's federally funded research in cosmology provides students with hands-on experience in tackling fundamental questions about the universe. This is Granted, Haverford's series on the impact of federal funding.
The fellowship supports Lee on her mission to provide compassionate, culturally informed care.
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File under:Bowman explored how Democrats could reconnect with rural voters in Ohio, research rooted in her own upbringing that strengthened her commitment to electoral reform and legal advocacy.
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Through a CBYX Fellowship, Ethan Christman ’25 will study, work, and live in Germany, gaining firsthand experience in European politics and U.S.–German relations.
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Assistant Professor of Biology Amy Cooke's research decodes molecular mechanisms and prepares students for careers in science and medicine. This is Granted, Haverford's series on the impact of federal funding.
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File under:Le studied how some bacteria can build complex molecules in unexpected ways. That research that taught her perseverance and strengthened her commitment to making medicine more equitable.
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File under:Through her paleobotany thesis on conifer evolution and a capstone on environmental education, Hametz-Berner explored how science can inform both climate research and community engagement.
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A federal grant supports Assistant Professor Sara Mathieson’s students as they unlock the potential of machine learning to model genomes more accurately and equitably. This is Granted, Haverford’s series on the impact of federal funding.
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File under:A seasoned advancement professional, Gallagher will propel the College's campaign and support the goals of Haverford 2030.
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File under:Wayman explored how Guatemala’s anti-corruption movement resisted democratic backsliding and how grassroots coalitions can help sustain democracy.
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Young will teach English in Madrid while continuing her personal and professional journey through language, culture, and service.
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What do kids believe about race and gender? Professor Ryan Lei’s NSF-backed research helps uncover answers and trains students to be researchers along the way. This is Granted, Haverford’s series on the impact of federal funding.
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File under:John McKnight believes in the power of education to transform individuals, families, and communities.
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File under:Hsu developed a new tool for studying microbial enzymatic systems in his chemistry thesis while also completing a second thesis in history on 17th-century Spanish witchcraft.
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Students in Professor Lou Charkoudian’s lab do more than study science—they publish it, present it, and carry it into their future careers. This is Granted, Haverford’s series on the impact of federal funding.
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File under:Robert Ocampo '04 has been on some of the most incredible adventures in the world. But for him, exploring the great outdoors is about testing his inner limits.
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