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Studio art major Alice Shockey, a finalist in AICUO Excellence in the Visual Arts awards, studies spatial boundaries and her family’s history in the Holocaust.

The history and music performance double-degree student will teach English and continue research on music and society in interwar Germanic culture.

Pineault credits the Spanish in the Elementary Schools (SITES) program with teaching her to create lessons that make language learning exciting.

Lauren Crawford ’16 says she hopes to gain experience teaching English while deepening her knowledge of German.

The aspiring educator credits several winter-term teaching experiences as well as her peers with helping prepare her for this fellowship.

The prestigious Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Provides $30,000 for a year of purposeful study outside of the United States.

A double-degree student and member of the Echoes jazz quartet, Bessesen will study Carnatic music in India.

Annelise Giseburt ’16 has been selected as the first-ever recipient of the Shansi Hiroshima Fellowship.

Elena Robakiewicz ’16 will study ancient lake data to better understand early human migration patterns.

Meghan Mette ’16 says she hopes her time abroad will help her become fluent in German and afford her opportunities to volunteer with the Syrian refugee crisis.