Rachel Ou, COL ’26, Bridgewater, NJ
This summer, I worked in the Tsourkas Lab at the University of Pennsylvania on a project aimed at improving antibody-conjugated liposomes for targeted drug delivery. Antibody-functionalized liposomes are powerful tools because they can deliver …
Yana Sokivka, COL ’26, Bensalem, PA
This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to work as a legal intern at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), a federal agency dedicated to enforcing workplace anti-discrimination laws. The EEOC investigates charges …
Helen Zheng, WH ’27, Gulf Breeze, FL
This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to intern at Fidelity Investments, under their SAI Funds department as a Data Strategy analyst where I expected to apply a plethora of my financial and …
Nikhil Grobes, COL ’26, Philadelphia, PA
I identified Dr. Lisa Schwartz’s behavioral oncology lab last summer because of its patient-centered nature. The Schwartz lab’s greatest purpose is to identify and target the barriers that block Adolescents and Young Adults (AYA) …
Olivia DiRienzi, COL ’26, Philadelphia, PA
This summer, I had the opportunity to intern with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), an experience that gave me valuable insight into the critical role this agency plays in enforcing federal anti-discrimination …
Edwin Lapp, COL ’28, Philadelphia, PA
This summer, thanks to the support I received from UPenn’s Career Services, I’ve had the opportunity to work full time at the Nationalities Service Center (NSC) here in Philadelphia as part of their Youth …
Kehinde Adeaga, COL ’26, Trenton, NJ
This summer has been an informative one career wise. As a rising senior, I have come to a point in time where I need to seriously think about what to do next. At the …
Claire Moraña, COL ’27, Bicol, Philippines
This summer, I had the wonderful opportunity to intern with the Equity Capital Markets (ECM) team at the investment banking arm of one of the Philippines’ largest banks. Over the course of the internship, …
Petros Karamanides, COL ’26, Radnor, PA
For ten weeks this summer I conducted research as a member of the Eisch Lab at CHOP. Our translationally-relevant neuroscience research centers around the role of a critical brain region, the dentate gyrus, and …
As Gen Z continues to enter the workforce, they’re entering a job market unlike any before—one shaped by fast technological improvements, shifting workplace norms, and, most notably, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). That raises the question—how is Gen Z …
