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April 8-12, 2013 – Graduate Student Appreciation Week

Monday, April 8 Panel on Bryn Mawr Graduate Studies in the Community 4:30-6:30 PM Dalton 300 Open to undergraduate and graduate students Refreshments served Confirmed Panelists Julia Kent Director of Global Communications and Best Practices at Council of Graduate Schools Susan Sutton Senior Advisor for International Initiatives Nell Anderson Co-Director of the Civic Engagement Office, [...]

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March 7 – Women of Color Faculty Gathering

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Ben Williams, graduate student in Chemistry

Ben ‘s area of scholarship is inorganic chemistry. He researches the characteristics of ruthenium complexes. He irradiates these complexes with UV light in order to cleave DNA. Applications of Ben’s investigation include DNA labeling and anti-cancer research. According to Ben, Bryn Mawr offers something special: the opportunity to work closely, one-on-one with faculty as colleagues. [...]

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Beth Mugno, Ph.D. candidate in Clinical Developmental Psychology

Beth’s clinical and research interests lie in the treatment and study of anxiety disorders in both children and adults.  At Bryn Mawr she reports getting excellent training in research and clinical work. Practicums in particular have been invaluable training experiences. For Beth, faculty-mentors at Bryn Mawr offer the support, encouragement and networking opportunities that open [...]

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Steve Karacic, Ph.D. candidate in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology

Steve’s area of scholarship is archaeology of Late Bronze Age Turkey. Steve has spent the summers of 2009 and 2010 with the Tarsus-Gozlüküle Project in Turkey, where he worked as trench supervisor. There, he has been excavating materials dating from the early Islamic period to the second millennium B.C. Steve is passionate about archaeology and [...]

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