The biology major studied zebrafish with an ap2s1 gene mutation who don’t respond to startling visual stimuli that mimic predators, but overreact to startling auditory stimuli.
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Sponsored by the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, the anthropology major is working as an advocacy intern at Cultural Survival.
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The math and linguistics double major is pursuing a Ph.D. in theoretical math at Ohio State University starting this fall.
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The astronomy and physics double major is analyzing pulsar data with Professor Andrea Lommen this summer.
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The sociology major’s thesis rethinks how Western medicine diagnoses postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome.
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The religion major analyzed Christianity’s influence in U.S. politicians’ justifications for war.
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The mathematics major examined models of lung cell repair after patients are put on a ventilator.
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The English major’s thesis reexamined Jean Toomer’s “Cane.”
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Chemistry major Marisa LaBarca ’21 is going to veterinary school at Tufts University.
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The music and linguistics double major will teach elementary music this fall at Shrewsbury Montessori School.
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Eleanor Alix '23, Kayla Baquiran '23, and Madeline Webster '23 are developing a platform that connects up-and-coming designers with consumers looking for unique clothing pieces as a part of Haverford Innovations Program’s Summer Incubator.
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The mathematics major combined her interest in statistics and political economy to examine models of Chinese currency’s exchange rates.
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The anthropology and French double major’s two theses explore unlikely sites of queer solidarity.
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Saumya Varma ’18 has led the Calcutta Foundation through the pandemic and West Bengal’s largest storm in a century, helping provide relief to over 100,000 people in India.
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The chemistry major’s thesis research identified a compound that could function as an antibiotic.