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For 16-year-old Sadia Ambure, adjusting to life in America was anything but easy. After arriving in Utica from a Kenyan refugee camp, Sadia described the challenge of living through the harsh winters of Upstate New York. “I hate snow,” she said. “It hurts my skin. I’m like a snake—my face turns red, then ashy.”
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Ashley Ramos '17, a Hispanic studies major, is currently an advertising sales coordinator at Spotify. During her time at Hamilton, she was a member of Signature Style, Spoon University, and HEOP.
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In a “What I Did With My Major in Humanities” panel hosted by the Career Center, five alumni who majored in sociology, women’s studies, or Africana studies explained how their academics affected their careers. They shared stories on influential moments from Hamilton, skills that transferred from their major to their work, and critical pieces of advice that all 40 students in the room could use moving forward.
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An article announcing the induction of new members of Hamilton’s recently chartered chapter of Theta Alpha Kappa was published in the Journal of Theta Alpha Kappa.
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Eric Nieminen ’16 will ride the Pan-Mass Challenge this summer. The event will fundraise for the Dana-Farber Cancer-Institute. Nieminen will be raising money specifically for the Cancer Immunology and Virology (CIV) department, where he is a research technician
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With the semester coming to a close and students searching for career advice before the summer, those interested in finance and consulting had the opportunity to attend a “Foundations in Banking” panel hosted by the Career Center on April 16.
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In an email to the Hamilton community on April 16, President David Wippman announced the death of Life Trustee Hans H. Schambach '43.
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Oxford University Press recently published two textbooks on logic by Associate Professor of Philosophy Russell Marcus.
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Ryan Serhant ’06’s new show, Sell It Life Serhant, is now on Bravo TV. Serhant is known for his work on the six-season series Million Dollar Listing New York.
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Back in the science classrooms that they had frequented not that long ago, four alumnae returned to campus for a “What I Did with My Major in Neuroscience and Psychology” panel. Hosted by the Career Center in collaboration with the Psychology Department on April 9, the event attracted 40 interested students and was followed by a networking reception.
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