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My chemistry and french background allowed me to connect with my scientist colleagues at the Embassy.
Four years of undergraduate research in Spanish and History has inspired me to continue on to a career in international policy.
3 69¾«Æ·ÊÓƵ students received stipends to travel to Saint Petersburg
Student presented their work at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference.
“This program is designed for working teachers. This allows for a lot of flexibility. I designated a block of time each week to work on coursework and projects. All in all it has been pretty doable.â€
You can't really understand German humor until you learn German.
My professor's curiosity, love of fieldwork, and self-confidence gave me the enthusiasm to go on really exciting adventures.
Kaneka Turner MAT’15 was one of the keynote speakers at National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional Conference in Orlando, FL in October 2017. Her talk centered on her work advocating for more inclusive mathematical communities.
"My MHC education taught me to appreciate my individuality as a woman in science and never sell myself short as I persevere."
Interview with Professor Gudmundson about his book La Negritud en Centroamerica (in Spanish)