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Mathematics and Physics majors, Emerson Scholarship, Born in Saint Petersburg, Russia; Grew up in Windsor, Canada
“Hartwick provides many fantastic opportunities. Each student is treated as a unique individual. Professors are ready to help and support every student that is looking to succeed. Students are given attention and that chance to improve.”
“This summer I will be travelling to Cologne, Germany for a month to do research studying high-resolution infrared spectroscopy of carbon sulfur clusters (paid for by an Emerson Scholarship). I am very excited and tremendously grateful for this opportunity to grow in my career as a scientist and at the same time see the world!”
Professor of History
“Hartwick students want to get out in the world and they want experiences that are meaningful. J Term is incredibly enriching. We offer a diverse array of options, readymade, to explore the world and engage with a place in meaningful ways.”
“As a faculty, we have years of experience working in these countries and are fluent in the systems, not just the language. Often we travel there for our own research so we are excellent resources to our students. We provide context for meaningful exploration.”
“Study abroad is a way to make history become real. Being in the places where history happened allows students to make personal connections. The learning is powerful and immediate when you’re there, on site. It provokes a lot of questions that don’t come from reading a book. J Term engages students in learning that resonates with their lives. It allows them to immerse themselves in the process of discovery.”
Double Major: Political Science and Business Administration; French minor
Baker-Simpson Fellow Cohort 2015
“The Baker-Simpson Fellowship helped me in so many ways. It was my first time living in a city, and truly living on my own so the opportunity for personal growth was phenomenal. I actually was one of the two fellows that did their fellowship in New York City. I was with a company called Passavant and Lee, which is a men’s fashion startup based out of New York City and London.”
“In terms of career, I learned so much about what I am and am not interested in. I knew after the Baker-Simpson Program that I really enjoyed the startup vibe, as well as the smallness of those teams and it has been something that I have looked for in the job process. As I have gone straight from undergrad into a master’s program, the experience really gives validity to my work experience. It sparked an entrepreneurial bug in me a bit, in the sense that I know someday I would like to be my own boss and not work for someone else.”
