Meet Lilian Gittines ’24, an educational studies major who plays the violin in Dickinson’s string quartet.
Mary Howe ’23 has conducted student-faculty research and served a summer internship in Germany.
“Dickinson faculty members are truly committed to your success,” says Alvaro Munoz ’24, an L.A. native who's paying it forward as a peer mentor and future educator.
“It's great to try something new. We can all learn from one another,” says Mai Le ’25, an educational-studies and psychology double major from Hanoi, Vietnam.
Meet Lusila De La Rosa ’24, an educational studies and sociology double major who works at Dickinson's Trout Gallery.
Graduating seniors earn Fulbright ETAs, teaching jobs and acceptance into graduate programs at Columbia University, Johns Hopkins and others.
Dickinson's long history of Fulbright success continues with students becoming English Teaching Assistants across Europe and in Brazil.
Hadley D’Esopo ’23 was looking for a college with a strong sense of community, and that's exactly what she found at Dickinson.
Graduating educational studies majors secure teaching positions and earn acceptance to graduate programs at the University of South Carolina, University of Virginia and George Washington University.
From conducting research with international relations professionals to enjoying hawk watching near campus, find out why Sadie Fowler ’22 is glad she joined Dickinson's "tight-knit community."
The best thing about Sagun Sharma '21’s time at Dickinson? “Being able to meet and engage with so many different, amazing people from all around the world.”
Whether studying abroad, interning with the CDF or reporting for The Dickinsonian, Claire Jeantheau ’21 loves how Dickinson has enabled her to see connections across many disciplines.
The college's chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority takes runner-up among 63 regional chapters for its service work efforts.