Sparked by a love of data and coding
“I’ve learned to never count myself out. Other people will look at you and dismiss you, but I’ve learned to use that as drive.“
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Faustina Ejiofor ’22she/her/hers
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“I’ve learned to never count myself out. Other people will look at you and dismiss you, but I’ve learned to use that as drive.“
“I feel like my time at Mount Holyoke gave me the ability to gain the confidence that I feel was deep within me.â€
“I want students to know that Mount Holyoke offers so much for students, and they can make the most of their experience here.â€
Mount Holyoke’s Library, Information, and Technology Services has rolled out virtual reality workshops to enhance in-person teaching and learning.
When it comes to providing STEM education for historically marginalized populations, Mount Holyoke smashes through barriers.
Mount Holyoke professor Marta Sabariego brings vision and goals, with a healthy dose of empathy, to her research and mentorship.
Spurred by the mentoring of Mount Holyoke professors, Lydia Cheah ’20 has found herself leading the way to reshape the computer science career track.
Mount Holyoke professor Valerie Barr ’77 is a recipient of an NSF grant that funds a multi-institution collaboration toward diversity in computer science.
Nancy Welker ’63 credits her pioneering success in a male-dominated science field to her time studying at Íøºì±¬ÁÏ.
NASA has selected new missions to explore Venus, including one led by M. Darby Dyar, Mount Holyoke professor of astronomy.