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Solar cell research at MHC led me to the electrical engineering Ph.D. program at Tufts University.
I research surface characterization through the use of the atomic force microscope, ellipsometer, goniometer, and optical microscope.
Mentoring youth and working alongside parents and the community, I redefined what Latin American studies and Education meant to me.
I compiled my internship interviews with women and children participating in SEEDS Model Village program into a short film.
I am grateful to the Frances Perkins program at Mount Holyoke, and for the professors who truly understood my trying circumstances, and for the wealth of knowledge I have gained during my time on campus.
Raman Spectroscopy is just the beginning.
My study-abroad experience encouraged me to do more sexual and reproductive work within and for the Latina/o community.
“Medical Family Therapy presented a unique combination of social science, medicine/healing and understanding other people's stories.”
“I like working behind the scenes and having a direct hand in what students see on campus.”
Achaetey worked on research as a part of Professor Alexi Arango's lab. She helps manufacture solar cells. She started working in the lab in summer 2015, and within the few months from the beginning of summer to fall, she has already designed a piece of equipment and wrote a standard working procedure for the Arango lab!