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Kidan Araya’13 advocates in the U.S. and abroad for communities adversely affected by environmental crime. Her education at Beloit College, both on and off-campus, helped prepare her.
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.
Students who traversed the Boundary Waters wilderness area in northern Minnesota last summer learned – among other things – how to think about equity in their surroundings, understand a mining controversy, and explore the nature of nature itself.
In which ways and in which contexts can advances in technology improve the quality of human lives? Learn with psychologist Marlena Fraune’13.
Born and raised in Mumbai, Antariksh Sharma’23 was in his last year of high school when he was presented with two starkly different options: join the Indian Merchant Navy and travel the world aboard a commercial ship or move to the United States to study at Beloit College. He chose Beloit and hasn’t looked back.
I’m not arguing that I went to Beloit just because I received turtle socks in the mail from President Scott Bierman. That would be a little silly. But it reminded me of the reasons why I already loved Beloit — and still love it to this day. (Plus, the socks are awesome.)
Students painted water calligraphy on a sidewalk and let it dry in the sunshine, performed improvisational music, and strutted their stuff at an outdoor fashion show. It was all part of a fascinating course that studies ephemeral art and then has students work together to create something impermanent.
Tamara Fouché’10 has returned to Beloit as Director of Development 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.
Russian language major and software educator Caitlin Abrams’08 has become a TikTok star for creating videos that investigate the life (and death) of everyday people — all while cleaning their gravestones. Abrams reflects on how she got here.
Takeshi Matsuda’23 took the best out of his remote learning period in Vietnam, as well as the on-campus resources to get himself packed with Vietnamese economy knowledge and data analytics experience.
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