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Amy Nauiokas '94

Dickinson College Alumna Aims to Level the Startup Playing Field

With the Female Innovators Lab, Amy Nauiokas '94 seeks to increase the odds of success for women entrepreneurs.

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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.

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A Next-Level Global Education

Six international students offer an inside look at their Dickinson experience.

Jacob DeCarli '22

Student Snapshot: Jacob DeCarli '22

Jacob DeCarli ’22 has already published articles in an Italian-American magazine in two languages. Learn more about how Dickinson is feeding his passions for journalism, languages and world politics.

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Dickinson College Russian and International Studies Major Carves Successful Foreign Service Career

As a foreign services officer in Budapest, Hungary, Kevin Doyle ’16 helps policymakers wrestle with energy security and Hungary-EU relations.

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Dickinson College Professor's Research May Show Link Between Great Recession, Declining Birth Rates

New research published this month in the Southern Economic Journal reveals job losses during the Great Recession may be partly responsible for the recent drop in U.S. birth rates.

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Dickinson College to Host Discussion on Brexit

A panel of experts will discuss the current state of Brexit, the British effort to leave the European Union.

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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.

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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.

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