Passionate about Literature, Enthralled with Computer Science
Passionate about English literature and enthralled with computer science, Ha Truong’21 will join Meta as a software engineer after her graduation in December.
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Beloit’s been quite a ride for Tony Renzema’22
A flexible curriculum, liberal arts focus, and affordability first drew Tony Renzema to Beloit. He’ll graduate with a major in media studies after recording two albums in college music studios, playing to appreciative fans on campus, and touring with his band.
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Student entrepreneur sets a high bar at Beloit & Beyond
Jalen Ponder’24 is a motivational speaker, an experienced entrepreneur, and a business owner at age 19. He shared some tips with fellow students at a Beloit & Beyond presentation, a day set aside to celebrate and raise awareness of student experiences outside the classroom.
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All in the family
Teammates Camden’23 and Maclaryn’25 Leonard, Max’23 and Ben’25 Saladar, and Bea and Lulu Champeny-Johns’24 are three sets of siblings on Beloit’s swim team and all grew up swimming in the pools of the Stateline area. After last year’s difficult season, the team is tight-knit and finds commonality in shared experiences.
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Learning from every experience
On Nov. 3, more than 70 students presented about their internships, job shadowing, volunteering, off-campus study, and other forms of engagement in the Stateline area and around the world during the inaugural Beloit & Beyond conference. The day-long conference is one of three signature programs that prepare students for success after graduation.
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Passionate about Literature, Enthralled with Computer Science
Passionate about English literature and enthralled with computer science, Ha Truong’21 will join Meta as a software engineer after her graduation in December.
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Putting pen to paper
As he transitions from college to career, Ben Katz’21 hopes to combine his interests in public service with writing in the nonprofit sector — and pen stories for literary journals on the side.
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Chelsea Gaju’21 pursues a career in solar energy
Chelsea will be in charge of design and assessment of photovoltaic (PV) solar projects for Rydberg Power, Inc.
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Grace’s Place opens with a focus on fellowship and inclusivity
The former Java Joint is now officially Grace’s Place after its grand opening that featured a day-long celebration of Black culture, with food, music, and free haircuts.
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From Experiential Learning to Career Preparation
An anthropology major and education and youth studies minor, Hannah Fisher’s studies and career trajectory have been deeply influenced by experiential learning.
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How persistence, a pandemic, and the New Yorker magazine spurred a degree at 61
“I’m like a lot of people who are sort of reassessing their existence during the pandemic.”
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