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As a math major considering a graduate degree in applied mathematics, it didn’t take Summer Sheng '21 long to realize that a pandemic-based project would be relevant to the emerging crisis and to him personally.

This summer a dozen Hamilton students gained academic credit and an insider’s view into one of the country’s most hotly contested congressional campaigns.

As a summer intern with the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, Carson Goos ’21 talked with patients to help determine their needs and helped guide them to resources.

Bobby Grygiel ’23 stepped back into history every day at his summer internship. Working for the Saratoga History Museum in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., he learned about his area’s local history while gaining experience with professional historical research.

His commitment to "helping people in various conditions" prompted Tómas Alvarez-Perez ’22 to apply for — and get — a summer internship through the Shepherd Higher Education Consortium on Poverty.

Jack Scacco ’21 has spent the summer working remotely as an intern conducting computer science research for the Air Force Research Lab in Rome, N.Y. Here he describes what he’s learned and what the experience was like for him.

This summer while most jobs went remote — and for that matter, indoors — Nandini Subramaniam ’22 did on-site archaeological research internship at the Fort Drum Army military reservation.

Ashley Garcia ’22 got the inspiration for her summer Levitt research project after reflecting on the lack of conversation surrounding issues of colorism within the Latinx community.

An interest in Japanese language and culture led Faby Alvarez ’22 to participate in the 72nd Japan-America Student Conference (JASC), a program that brings students from the two countries together to research, study, and discuss Japan-U.S. relations across a breadth of topics. The highly competitive program emphasizes building connections across cultures through reflective, educational conversations.

Through a connection with a geosciences professor, Olivia Holbrook ’23 has spent the last two months living in a tent in Alaska, exploring a 27-mile-long glacier.