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Charlotte Goodman '23 is a double major in international studies and Spanish and an intern with Dickinson's House Divided Project.

Student Snapshot: Charlotte Goodman '23

Several internships with Dickinson’s House Divided Project have created exceptional opportunities for Charlotte Goodman ’23, a double major in international studies and Spanish.

Ana Matovic '22

Student Snapshot: Ana Matovic ’22

Like many young Americans, Ana Matovic ‘22’s interest in justice was ignited by "Law & Order." Now, as a DOJ intern, she’s learning what the legal field is really like—and she’s even more impassioned.

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Twin Sister Graduates Reflect on Dickinson's Impact

Kiara '21 and Kiana Smith '21 share their Dickinson story.

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Fieldwork and Field Workers: Inside Dickinson's Innovative Class Connecting Students, Doctors and Migrant Workers

Learn the story behind one of Dickinson's best-loved classes, Spanish for the Health Professions, and how students make a difference in the lives of local migrant workers.

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Dickinsonians Awarded Fulbright ETA Grants

Two Dickinsonians recently received Fulbright grants to teach in South America. Alexandra Fosbury ’21 will work in Argentina, and Jacqueline Amezcua ’19 will teach in Brazil.

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Spanish Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances 2021

Graduating Spanish majors secure jobs in education, finance and digital media and are accepted into law school.

Ana Atach '08 and Dan Litwack '05 with children Maya, 5, and Jake, 3.

For the Love of Travel: Alumni Couple Share Tips, Stories From Global Adventures

“We’ve definitely had some adventures and mishaps." Dan Litwack '05 and Ana Atach '08 share lively travel stories in a Spanish-language book.

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Dickinson College to Host Virtual Documentary Film Screening and Discussion with Filmmaker

Esery Mondesir, an award-winning filmmaker, will share his documentary film “What Happens to a Dream Deferred?” and participate in a post-film question-and-answer session in a virtual event.

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Dickinson College to Host Virtual Lecture on Immigration Imprisonment

César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, law professor and expert in criminal and immigration law, will discuss the history of the immigration-imprisonment system in the U.S.

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Dickinson College to Host Virtual Discussion on Arms Sales and Trafficking in Latin America and the Caribbean

Adam Isacson, director of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) Defense Oversight program, will discuss arms trafficking in a virtual program.

Justina Warnick '20 (neuroscience, Spanish) has researched neurodegenerative disease and the relationship between exercise and addiction. She recently earned a full-tuition scholarship to medical school.

Student Snapshot: Justina Warnick '20

"Dickinson provided me with the best mentors," says Justina Warnick ’20, who researched neurodegenerative disease and addiction and will attend med school on full scholarship.

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Dickinson College Professors to Discuss Protests Around the World

A panel of five Dickinson professors representing a variety of disciplines and national backgrounds will address worldwide environmental activism and protest movements in different countries.

Students in Dickinson's Spanish Club held a fundraiser to help support migrant agricultural workers in the local area.

Dickinson College Spanish Club Students Raise Money for Local Agricultural Workers

Students in Dickinson's Spanish Club hold fundraiser to help support migrant agricultural workers in Pennsylvania.

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Dickinson College Alumna Works With Dogs to Help Conserve Wildlife

Using specially trained dogs, former biology and Spanish major Mairi Poisson ’16 works to conserve wildlife for future generations as a field research scientist for Rogue Detection Teams.

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Education Abroad: Living and Interning in South America

“I was able to immerse myself in not just one culture but actually in two,” says Alana Richards ’20, who had a bilingual winery internship in Mendoza, Argentina, while abroad for a full year.

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