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Nearly 60 percent
of Macalester graduates go to graduate or professional school
within five years of graduating.
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And, the award goes to...
Keon West
Rhodes Scholarship
West plans to study experimental psychology during his two years at Oxford University in the United Kingdom.
Lindsay Jorgensen
Fulbright Grant
Chloe Poynton and Sneh Rao,
Watson Fellowships
Poynton's project is titled "Uprooted Lives: Aid Workers and Their Dedication to Refugee Relief, " and she'll travel to Switzerland, Ethiopia, Thailand, Australia and Sweden. She's majoring in Anthropology and International Studies.
Rao's project is titled "Democratizing Sex, Work, Rights and Space," and he'll travel to Argentina, South Africa, Ecuador and Hong Kong. He's majoring in International Studies, Latin American Studies and Hispanic Studies.
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Here's a sampling.
Workplace
Nicole Lahoz-Arne, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, curatorial assistant
Zachary Axelrod, U.S. Trade Representative's Office, assistant to the trade ambassador for South Asia
Denitza Batchvarova, Citigroup Global Markets Inc., analyst
Tim Bates, National Geographic Society, cartography
Isabelle Chan, International Rescue Committee in Congo, grant officer
Matthew Cox, Arden Ashley, Kieran Palmer-Klein, David Mckenna, Teach for America
Dion Cunningham, St. Augustine's College, biology teacher
Carlos Espinosa, City of New Hope, community development
Ben Freeman, University of Minnesota Ecology Department, research assistant
Julia Gallagher, The Jungle Theater, assistant stage manager
Saad Kahn, Kevin England Niranjan Arulpragasam, Merrill Lynch, analysts
Elena Lloyd-Sidle, Fons Vitae Publishing, editor
Anna Lifson, Women Empowered Against Violence, education coordinator
Hiroki Matsui, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Mike O'Toole, University of Minnesota, junior scientist
Sam Rayner, University of Minnesota Stem Cell Institute, lab technician
Andrej Slyckov, The Royal Bank of Scotland in London, financial market division
Gretchen Solomon, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs, community liaison
Ekke Soot, Estonian Fund for Nature, editor
Shoko Takemoto, Funds for Public Interest Research, assistant and coordinator
Megan Thieme, Hardwick-Day, data analyst
Andrew Tweeten, Montanans for Tester, deputy campaign manager
Nicholas Wallen, Community Reinvestment Fund, marketing intern
Emily Witsell, French Government, teaching assistant
Graduate School
Tamzeed Ahmed, University of Michigan, financial engineering
Kafui Attoh, Syracuse University, geography
Aaron Beek, University of British Columbia, ancient culture and ethnicity
Nathalia Brashear, Notre Dame High School, spanish teacher
Ian Christy, Cornell Law School
Parker Cohen, University of Minnesota, urban planning
Stefan Doerge, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Mollie Gabrys, Johns Hopkins University, political science
Demoya Gordon, University of California Law School
Barbara Hirschman, Yale Medical School.
Brandon Mason, Columbia Law School
Nicholar Meyer, University of Minnesota Law School
Sarah Miller, Harvard, molecular and cellular biology
Yana Zhekova Mihaleva, University of Michigan Law School
Emilie Minnick, American University-Cairo, forced migration and refugree studies
Tamara Olson, New York University, interactive telecommunications
Lisa Ostenson, Napier University in Scotland, wildlife biology and conservation
Catherine Pastorius, University of Minnsota Medical School
Matthew Patton, Northwestern University Medical School
Mashal Saif, Duke University, religious studies
Panot Sirisanthana, London School of Economics
Julia Vraspir, University of California, Santa Barbara, marine science
Anava Wren, Robbinsdale Clinic, reproductive rights counselor
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