Alumna awarded Fulbright to earn master’s degree, study climate change in Australia
Layren McDannold ’23 has been awarded the Anne Wexler Scholarship in Public Policy from the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. The award will allow McDannold to go to Australia to pursue her master’s degree in public policy while conducting research into climate change.
Government Internships Lead to New Ventures in Private Sector
Teagan Duffie ’24 is leaning on his interdisciplinary coursework as he transitions from two internships in the public sector to his third — this one in the private sector.
Studying Kenyan presidential elections
Catherine Chodnicki ’25, a double major in environmental studies and French studies with a minor in Africana studies, went the distance for her research project. She went to Kenya to take a deep dive into their elections. She says, “It gets hard to see the way the rest of the world works when you get stuck in the USA bubble, and this project has reminded me that the world is very different from what we experience here in America.”
Study abroad in Cyprus with Susquehanna’s A Table Divided unique Global Opportunities program.
With longstanding travel restrictions to Cuba beginning to ease, you could be among the first U.S. travelers in decades to experience the unique culture of this Caribbean island nation.
Study abroad in the Galápagos Islands with Susquehanna’s GalápaGOs unique Global Opportunities program.
Study abroad in South Africa with Susquehanna’s Global Opportunities program.
Kirk Harris
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