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Isabel Handa ’26 shares how 91ֱ��’s Mellon Mays fellowship and CELA resources helped her bridge Hawaiian identity with global diasporic advocacy and research.

Sociology major Katelyn Liu ’26 explores Asian and Asian American identity through 91ֱ��’s Mellon Mays Fellowship and the Center for Engaged Liberal Arts.

Julia Ludwig ’27 highlights how 91ֱ��’s CELA and CLEAR programs provided the research foundation and leadership skills needed for a future in neuroscience.

Declan Bradley ’26 discusses his summer internship at the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism and how 91ֱ��’s focus on ethics in statistics prepared him for a career in computational reporting.

Anna Fritz ’26 studied Parkinson’s disease and shadowed specialists across multiple fields at Boston Medical Center.

91ֱ�� neuroscience major William Muliawan ’26 turned an early fascination with the brain into hands-on research, conference presentations, and a clearer vision for his future in science.

Vivian Friedman ’26 spent the summer of 2025 at New York University, gaining valuable insight into the research process.

Through hands-on service, nonprofit leadership, and undergraduate research, Ellie Pollock-Ballard ’26 is building a future in pediatric medicine rooted in community care.

Communication studies major Travis O’Daniel ’26 shares how his experience as managing editor of The 91ֱ�� Review prepared him for a high-impact editorial and administrative internship at HarperCollins Publishers in New York.

Kash Radocha ’26 and Charlotte Patrick-Dooling ’25 represented 91ֱ�� at the Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA), a policy debate conference at West Point.