Euel Kebebew, COL ’25, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to work alongside Dr. Julia Gray on her research about international organizations (IOs). These organizations, often operating behind the scenes, play a significant role in global …
Chaily Derecskey, COL ’25, Wilmington, DE
This summer, my Penn Career Services funding award allowed me to complete an internship at Charity Brands, a consulting firm specializing in nonprofit fundraising. During my internship, I gained valuable entry-level experience in the …
Jonathan Lamothe, WH ’25, Pennsauken, NJ
This summer I had the opportunity to work with the team at the African American Resource Center (AARC) at Penn. The AARC is a valuable resource for both the Philadelphia and University of Penn …
Joella Byerley, COL ’24, Easton, PA
This summer, I had the opportunity to work with the Managing Director’s Office of Health and Human Services (MDO-HHS) for the City of Philadelphia. The department develops strategies for cross-agency collaboration to help improve …
Marcella Soewignjo, COL ’25, Bayside, NY
With an average of 86 billion neurons forming intricate networks, it can be agreed upon that the human brain holds a great deal of cognitive capacity. However, despite the many years of research that …
Yuting Zhu, COL ’25, Shanghai, China
This summer I had to opportunity to work as a Performance improvement intern at Fox Chase Cancer Center, one of the oldest US cancer hospitals designated by National Cancer Institute. As an intern in …
Forest Ho-Chen, SEAS ’26, Yardley, PA
This past summer, I worked as a student researcher at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. The task was to use machine learning and Support Vector Regression models to fill in the holes for …
Abetzi Vazquez Ochoa, COL ’25, Houston, TX
This summer was filled with cells, drugs, and questions surrounding both the PIDDosome complex’s ability to activate with the degradation of its N-Terminal, and my ability to even answer that question.
I was …
Rokibat Bamidele, COL ’25, Philadelphia, PA
Fruit flies and humans do in fact share many similarities, and one that I recently learned of is how alcohol influences behavior. While alcohol studies in humans have been ongoing for many years with …
Trevor Arellano, COL ’24, Lawrence, KS
The summer before my senior year, I never expected to put my degree-to-be to the side, but I am glad I did. At the University of Pennsylvania, I study both Anthropology and Health and …
