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The sequence of events lined up perfectly. In July, Charlotte Carstens ’16 finished up a five-month fellowship at the German Bundestag in Berlin just in time to begin a two-year master’s program in German and European studies at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service.
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True, Anna O’Keefe ’18 does not play squash. Still, she graduated straight into a perfect-fit job at CitySquash, a nonprofit that helps prepare economically disadvantaged students to dominate the T (it’s a squash thing) and, more critically, for college.
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Keenan Burton ’16 discovered his love for French in high school; in College he glimpsed how much further he could go. Now he’s a student in a French doctoral program.
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As an undergraduate Kadaicia-Loi Dunkley ’15 majored in Asian studies to explore her family’s Chinese and Jamaican culture, and she was inspired by her family again to pursue a career in finance and real estate. Dunkley is earning a master’s degree in business administration at Columbia Business School.
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Students, alumni, faculty, and staff as well as the College’s many centers, activities, and achievements were regularly noted and celebrated in 2018 by national media outlets.
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What do you get when you combine economics and sociology? In the case of Erich Wohl ’18, it’s a passion to educate young people about financial literacy and personal finance.
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With help from Hamilton College, Kate Gwydir ’18, graduated into a teaching internship at a school in Scotland, working mostly in the drama and English departments. That's a pretty great fit for someone who majored in literature and dance.
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Ben Barzilai ’16 landed a job at an entertainment marketing firm, a good gig for a musician. "I've been interested in music and entertainment all my life, and being able to work with artists and facilitate their creative goals is incredibly satisfying," he says.
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It’s that time of the year for “top 10” and “best of” lists. Here’s a look at what visitors to the Hamilton news site were most interested in reading about during 2018.
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About 50 yards long and 70 yards wide, the New Field House comprises a field made of the same synthetic surface as Withiam Field and Steuben Field and the same field that lines the baseball and softball diamonds, allowing outdoor athletes to play on a game-like surface.
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