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At LEAP, nearly 300 Mount Holyoke students present about their internships and research experiences. You will hear from future policy makers, activists, entrepeneurs, data scientists, teachers, researchers, and market analysts. Most will tell stories of unmitigated success and transformative learning. Others will share details of unexpected challenges they faced, and how they were required to shift and adapt in response. Students worked in 42 countries in every imaginable field. They will discuss important issues of social justice, relate how they met challenges of communication and expression in new contexts, and talk about how to find and succeed in summer internships.

LEAP is designed to give students who aspire to undertake internships and summer research the opportunity to learn from their peers. It is also for the whole Mount Holyoke community where family, friends, faculty, staff and our alumnae come together to celebrate the work and contributions of the presenters.

We are hugely impressed by students in College 211 and inspired by their individual success and collective learning. Their work in bringing the LEAP Symposium to fruition was exceptional. We thank the faculty, staff, alumnae, donors, and internship and research providers whose contributions have make this event possible.

LEAP presenters: Congratulations.
Type: Session V [clear filter]
Friday, October 20
 

4:45pm EDT

All Roads Are the Right One Kendade 303Katherine O'Callaghan • Lisa Burns • Sam Miller • Dani Planer • Longying Xie American Norms in a Global Context Cleveland L3Holly Hanson • Catherine • Sabrina Im • Ruth Sangree • Adele Stock Connecting the Dots: Working with Data and Identifying Trends around the World Clapp 206Sarah Adelman • Karen Alcantar • Advika Mukherjee • Sabine Rogers • Lan Truong Diversity within Veterinary Medicine Cleveland L1Jenni Casunduan-Sumi • Diana Choi • Stella Elwood • Shannon • Grace Wheeler Exhibiting the Visibility of Museums and Galleries: From England to New England Clapp 218Ajay Sinha • Emily Blomquist • Kaitlin Boheim • (1) Ellie Dolan • Olivia Melton Flexibility in Design and Culture Carr 102Michael Davis • (1) Stella Chepkwony • Casey Pan • Olive Tran • Xin Zhong Fostering a Sense of Place Through Literary Work Kendade 305Amy Rodgers • Katie Carlson • Trisha Kelly • Molly Libbey • Carlin Ring From Bench to Bedside: What They Don't Teach You in Pre-Health Classes Reese 316Jared Schwartzer • (1) Maddy Berkowitz-Cerasano • Didjana Celkupa • Mollie Kowalchik • Riley Maddox • Aniqa Rahman Research and Development: Programming across Disciplines Kendade 203Tim Chumley • Elyssa Kiva • Raeesa Mehjabeen • Allison Pan • Young Yang The Power of a Young Mind Reese 304Caroline Horne • Aizpea • Maria Flanders • Zashira The Power of Storytelling: Writing as Social Change Clapp 306Elizabeth Young • Wendy Chen • (1) Maddie Cook • Sheila McIntosh • Sarah Olsen The Ripple Effect: Impacting Policy Locally, Nationally, and Internationally Kendade 107Roshonda Degraffenreid • Nadia Babar • Sofia Raiffa • Alice Simmons • Spurthi Women in Tech - Individuality through Teamwork Cleveland L2Lisa Ballesteros • Veneta Cholakova • Hiwete Fetene • Kayla Nguyen • Xiaolei (Kaya) Ni Youth Empowerment and Engagement within the Nonprofit Sector Clapp 407Joshua Roth • Key Estime • Angela Hamati • Epyana Smith • Selena Wong
 
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