Posts by Allison Heppner
Mel Lin
Mel Lin I participated in the Strasbourg Summer Community Internship Program as an intern at an animation studio called Nojo. I also lived with a host family and explored museums and galleries in Strasbourg. I met a lot of cool people both at my internship and outside it, and ate a lot of Vietnamese food.…
Read MoreNathan Torabi
Nathan Torabi Words do not describe how impactful my semester in Washington D.C. was. This experience entirely shifted the trajectory of my life and made me grow professionally, academically, and personally. Learning in a class is one thing, but learning through real world experience is something that can never be matched. Because of the Honors Program,…
Read MoreRenée Crown University Honors Program Assembly of Scholars
Renée Crown University Honors Program Assembly of Scholars You’re invited to attend the Renée Crown University Honors Program’s Assembly of Scholars! On Friday, September 5th from 4:00pm to 5:30pm, the Renée Crown University Honors Program is hosting an Assembly of Scholars in Hendricks Chapel. This event is an all-Honors meeting, where we will hear from…
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Honors Late Night Open House New Honors students, join us for our late-night open house on Monday, August 18th from 8pm to 11pm! Come see the Honors Suite, meet some friends, and hang out before the new semester begins. Make sure to register using this link!
Read MoreAI Innovation Fellowship at St. John’s Community Services
AI Innovation Fellowship at St. John’s Community Services St. John’s Community Services (SJCS) is one of the oldest non-profit organizations based in D.C. and is committed to supporting and advocating for people of all disabilities. SJCS is looking for a first- or second-year undergraduate candidate for their AI Innovation Fellowship for Emerging Leaders. The fellow…
Read MoreNoor Zakaria
Noor Zakaria Studying abroad in London was an incredible and transformative experience, both academically and personally. Being in a culturally diverse city like London encouraged me to view architecture and the world in a different light. I was exposed to many different styles of contemporary design and art outside of architecture, through going to museums,…
Read MoreSalma Mahmoud
Salma Mahmoud It was so rewarding working at a non-profit theater organization, Redhouse Arts Center, to help with their production of the musical “Tuck Everlasting,” adapted for young audiences. I interned at Redhouse because I strongly align with its mission statement and wanted to contribute my time and efforts to an organization with such a…
Read MoreLissette Mitzi Mendez
Lissette Mitzi Mendez During my semester abroad in Florence, I traveled nearly every weekend, making the most of being in the center of Europe. One of my favorite memories was meeting up with my cousin in Barcelona, where we explored the city together and reconnected in a completely new setting. Another highlight was Paris, where…
Read MoreSalma Mahmoud
Salma Mahmoud In the fall semester of my junior year, my entire grade traveled abroad to London to study at Shakespeare’s Globe and enhance our ability to engage with classical text and perform in larger theater spaces. The goal was to train and absorb as much as we could throughout the semester and demonstrate what…
Read MoreRachel Mondschein
Rachel Mondschein While studying abroad in London, I gained a whole new sense of independence and personal growth. I was able to travel by myself and meet so many new people from all over the world. Additionally, I was able to learn so much from shadowing West End Stage Managers to interning for a small…
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