Alumnus MJ Strawbridge’19 publishes research on diversity and claims of voter fraud
MJ Strawbridge and his coauthor conclude that there is a correlation between growing ethnic diversity in some districts and claims of voter fraud.
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Strategizing Climate Change Policy and Natural Resource Governance Solutions in Africa
Kidan Araya’13 lives a life of purpose as an advocate in the U.S. and abroad for communities harmed by environmental crime. Her Beloit education helped prepare her.
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Acquiring the Work Ethic Needed to Plan, Communicate, and Lead
Equipped with a strong work ethic, critical thinking, and communication skills developed at Beloit College, Captain Trevor Kenahan’16 trains midshipmen to become future Marine Corps officers.
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“I’m glad I got to grow up here.”
Tamara Fouché’10 has returned to Beloit as Director of Advancement and President Liaison. Her busy, politically active student days — which included introducing then-Senator Barack Obama when he spoke on campus in 2008 — deeply influenced her and her career thus far.
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Alumna Amanda Lawnicki’14 publishes article on Bosnia’s post-industrial urban landscapes
Her chapter, called “The ‘Not-Quite’ and Tuzla’s Invisible Buildings,” explores the fate of formerly industrial buildings erected during the Tito regime.
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Alumna Ashley Sorensen’18 publishes research on why Americans do not trust the U.S. Federal Government
Ashley Sorensen is pursuing a PhD in Political Science at the University of Minnesota.
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Alumna Kidan Araya’13 testified before the U.S. House of Representatives
“Incredibly honored to have been invited to testify in front of the U.S. House of Representatives, Financial Services Committee, Subcommittee on National Security, International Development, and Monetary Policy, on illicit natural resource governance in Africa,” said Araya.