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After a service trip to Ecuador (shown above) Seniors Natalie Cassidy (left) and Audrey Ling studied abroad in Argentina and conducted original research.

Students Tackle Original Global Research on Social and Environmental Justice

Seniors Natalie Cassidy and Audrey Ling are each continuing original research on social and environmental justice that they conducted while studying abroad in Argentina last year.

Students in an introductory course deliver original research to aid local small-business owners. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Spotlighting Social Entrepreneurship

Dickinson President Margee Ensign and global entrepreneur Martin Burt will discuss social entrepreneurship during a special event.

Students in an introductory course deliver original research to aid local small-business owners. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

When Students Are the Advisors

From providing marketing expertise to fighting homelessness, students put learning into action by helping local businesses and nonprofits.

Students lobbied in Washington, D.C., as part of a campaign they developed in a course that blended social media marketing and social justice work.

A Grassroots Education

At the start of the semester, students in a social-justice themed course used social media to launch their own grassroots campaigns around issues they care about. Here’s how they did.

From left: Jackie Goodwin, Emily Whitaker, Max Singer and Jake Band, all of the class of ’17.

Ready to Take on the World

Dickinson's first social innovation & entrepreneurship grads look back on the program's inaugural years and present capstone research aimed at helping local nonprofits thrive.

Ellis Tucci '20

A Flight Cheaper Than Lunch

At age 10, he had his first flying lesson. Today, high-flying economics major Ellis Tucci ’20 heads a startup he describes as “Uber for planes.”

ANASTASIYA KHLOPINA,

Cultivating Happiness

Anastasiya "Nastia" Khlopina ’18 discusses the joy of finding her place at Dickinson, her internship at Russia’s largest bank, her favorite class and the power of making happiness a conscious choice.

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