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My experiences studying Italian at Mount Holyoke, interning at Universita' Ca' Foscari, studying abroad at the Universita' di Bologna, and working as an Italian tutor have all added up to be unforgettable and priceless experiences in my life.
I was encouraged by my advisors and professors of biochemistry, Drs. Lilian Hsu and Kathryn McMenimen, to pursue internships outside Mount Holyoke to amass technical skills and build connections which proved pivotal in gaining acceptance at the Mayo Graduate School.
A blended major combined my love of music and science and set me on an interdisciplinary path.
If you have always dreamed of being an explorer, or if you are in love with the Italian language, I recommend this internship.
“My ancient studies major has propelled me into the world of archaeology and material culture. My goal is one day to be a museum curator.”
Anna Rose Keefe ’13 thinks about her time as a costume shop assistant.
My time here as a Frances Perkins Scholar has affirmed my belief that I am on the right path, and that even when I don't know where it leads, I am equipped to meet any challenge.
“Cultural Anthropology helped me learn to navigate two different cultures and inspired me to pursue a masters degree.”
“The anthropologist knows that every family will make its own meaning and grieve in its own way.”
"Distinguishing between what people say and why, what is really going on, and the significance of the difference between the two is crucial."