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Students Honored with 2022 Academic Scholarships, Fellowships, Prizes
More than 150 prizes are awarded to students each May through Student Affairs, the Dean’s Office, and Student Involvement. "Many of Wesleyan’s prizes highlight the intellectual curiosity, academic excellence, creative expression, leadership, and service of our students, while also honoring and thanking our alumni and friends for their generous gifts and contributions," said Kelly Dunn, dean for the Class of 2025.May 16, 2022
Karamat ’23, Cardenas ‘23, Ostfeld ’10, MA ’12, Winners of CT Entrepreneur Awards
Nimra Karamat ’23 and Ashley Cardenas ’23 are creating high-quality, affordable clothing that is "ready to take down the world of fast fashion" while Rosemary Ostfeld, assistant professor of the practice in environmental studies, is offering a one-semester, experiential learning program designed to teach and enable student entrepreneurs to develop sustainable business models from their ideas.May 16, 2022
White Supremacy, Guns, Murder
"There will be a time for reflection, analysis, and policy recommendations. Today is a time for mourning the lives lost, the wounds of the Buffalo community, and the persistence of violent anti-black racism in our country," writes Wesleyan President Michael S. Roth '78May 15, 2022
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The Jewish Journal
Jon Hanish ’84 speaks about transitioning from a filmmaker to a rabbi. In film school, Hanish would stay connected to his Judaism by throwing Passover seders. “I kept my involvement going,” he said. “Whenever my friends wanted to cast a rabbi in their films, they’d cast me, because I was the person who was the most knowledgeable about Judaism.”The Hill
Gary Yohe, Huffington Foundation professor of economics and environmental studies, emeritus, suggests that government agencies work to maintain conditions favorable for international climate research efforts while protecting U.S. interests.
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Karamat ’23, Cardenas ‘23, Ostfeld ’10, MA ’12, Winners of CT Entrepreneur Awards
Students Honored with 2022 Academic Scholarships, Fellowships, Prizes
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