Jelanizada had originally planned to return to Afghanistan after graduation, but then she was offered a job as a staff accountant at a U.S. government contractor that performs construction, engineering and consulting work in Afghanistan.

As an intern at the Environmental Protection Agency, Brannan not only got a front-row seat to significant decisions in the federal government, but she got to play a role in them, too.

Marianne Williams, '11, received a School of Arts & Sciences Summer Research Grant to fund her history study, "The Shanghai Ghetto: Diaspora and Zionist Identities."

As the youngest-ever summer intern at the British Embassy in Washington, D.C., Lawrence Richardson, '13, immersed himself into the world of overseas trading and investment.

Nicole Prunetti, ’11, got a head start on her senior honors English thesis by spending her summer researching Shakespeare, the Law and Women with the support of an Arts & Sciences fellowship.

Aleah Goldin, '13, examined whether a person’s political views are correlated with their decision to donate to an American charity versus one benefitting an ethnic minority.

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