Logical contradictions
Studying philosophy helped me to explore how I can work toward justice for all when the needs of a country are very complex.
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Melissa A. Danz ’17
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Studying philosophy helped me to explore how I can work toward justice for all when the needs of a country are very complex.
"Studying Chinese in Beijing was the ideal environment for me to improve my Mandarin and the adventure of a lifetime."
I felt that MHC would give me the academic rigor and community structure that I was seeking and I’ll be forever grateful for having the willpower to shift gears.
Ann Neary, MATL’18 will be leading a team to develop a commitment and policy which would promote National Board Certification for educators in Connecticut.
For Schildge, the most valuable parts of the MATL program has been the strong relationships with his cohort, awesome instructors, practical and hands-on curriculum.
Utilizing the expansive course network in the Five College Consortium has really shaped my experience at Mount Holyoke.
My MHC experience and education prepared me to use and engage my voice in the world for both singing and social justice.
"I created maps of Mars missions for NASA using ArcGIS and MatLab, which I learned in my planetary science class."
My time at Mount Holyoke has exceeded what I could have imagined for myself four years ago. I am humbled by and grateful to all who have invested in me.
I studied history, literature, language, art, and culture, because an Italian major is by no means limited to a language alone.