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International Studies Majors Earn 2019 Fulbright Awards

Olivia Lyman '19 will teach in Côte d'Ivoire; Candice Ionescu '19 will do research in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Molly Burger '19 will teach in Berlin, Germany.

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International Studies Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances 2019

Graduating seniors secure jobs with Booz Allen Hamilton, the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, PricewaterhouseCoopers, the Peace Corps and other employers.

Photo of Amy Nauiokas in her office in New York City, holding a framed poster of the movie, "Can You Ever Forgive Me," which she executive produced.

Podcast: Dickinson College Alumna, Media Mogul and Finance Titan Amy Nauiokas

In this podcast, we talk with media master and Wall Street veteran Amy Nauiokas '94.

David Swenson '19.

Well-Traveled and Well-Rounded

Meet David Swenson ’19, a talented musician, student-researcher and global citizen who trekked the Amazonian rainforest and reported on global issues through an internship.

Gabriella Farrell,

Exploring the Americas

Gabriella Farrell ’21 wants to one day improve relations among the U.S., Latin America and the Caribbean, and she sees Dickinson as the best place to prepare to do that.

Rowan Humphries '19 in Italy.

An International Focus

Rowan Humphries ’19 is getting a firsthand understanding of international conflict management through internships with a D.C. think tank and the Department of State.

Harry Qiu '20 in Russia.

A Truly Global Experience

Harry Qiu ’20 is making the most of his global education at Dickinson. He’s learning his third language, he’s translated a game into Chinese, and he even finds time for Russian martial arts.

Daniela Borrero '21

Harnessing the Power of Language

Daniela Borrero ’21 is using her Dickinson education to turn her love for languages into an international career.

Portrait of Daniel Ziblatt

‘How Democracies Die’ Author to Speak at Dickinson College

Harvard professor Daniel Ziblatt will discuss the current state of democracy in the United States using historical context in a lecture at Dickinson College.

Trevor Cohen '12

Diverse Rigorous Academic Experiences Help Dickinson College Alumnus Become Managing Editor at Google

To see the value of Dickinson College’s broad-based liberal arts and sciences education in action, look no further than Trevor Cohen ’12, managing editor at Google.

Mary Hinton '19

Global, Analytical and Courageous

Having researched reconstruction teams in Iraq and Afghanistan, interned with the USAID, and studied Italian history in Bologna, Mary Hinton ’19 is living her dream at Dickinson.

Candice Ionescu '19

Going Further

From conducting original research in Washington, D.C., to tapping Career Center resources to build connections with alumni, Candice Ionescu ’19 is making the most of her Dickinson experience.

Sophie Haas-Golberg '19 is gaining experience as an intern with International Bridges to Justice in Geneva, a NGO that aims to protect the basic legal rights of citizens in developing nations.

International Studies Major Preserving Legal Rights through NGO Internship

Sophie Haas-Goldberg '19 is gaining experience as an intern with International Bridges to Justice in Geneva, an NGO that aims to protect the basic legal rights of citizens in developing nations.

As a legislative and public affairs intern at USAID, Mary Hinton '19 promotes the work that USAID and its partners do each day to help people in developing nations.

USAID Internship Provides Dickinson College International Studies Major Glimpse into Global Outreach

As a legislative and public affairs intern at USAID, Mary Hinton '19 promotes the work that USAID and its partners do each day to help people in developing nations.

Amanda Custer '19 is spending her summer researching the influence of cyber-intelligence on national security policy at The Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C.

International Studies Major Explores Cyber Intelligence Through Institute of World Politics Internship

Amanda Custer '19 is spending her summer researching the influence of cyber intelligence on national security policy at The Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C.

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