Psychology major makes personalized impact on children’s well-being
Julianna Fiori ’25, a psychology major and statistical and data sciences minor completing the public health pathway at The College of Wooster, realized her […]
Neuroscience major explores neurological research and career options during APEX fellowship.
Mako Shimizu ’26 a neuroscience major and chemistry minor at The College of Wooster, completed an APEX fellowship at Imai Lab at Kyusyu University […]
Psychology major conducts qualitative studies on bilingual children during APEX Fellowship
Rachel Yamson ’25, a psychology major and communication sciences and disorders minor, completed an APEX Fellowship at the Language Development Lab at the University […]
Biology major works with wild animals during APEX fellowship at rehabilitation center
Elise Greenwald ’25, a biology major with an anthropology minor at The College of Wooster, completed an APEX fellowship at the Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation […]
Wooster student builds community and pursues activism through APEX Fellowship
Silas Koyama ’27, a sophomore at the College of Wooster, spent the summer completing an APEX fellowship at World Fellowship program, a non-profit educational […]
Economics major learns about central banking in APEX fellowship
Ethan Hunt ’26, an economics major and statistical and data sciences minor with an entrepreneurship pathway at The College of Wooster, completed an APEX […]
Environmental geoscience and archaeology major attains lab experience during APEX fellowship
Des Smith ’25, an environmental geoscience and archaeology major at The College of Wooster, completed an APEX fellowship with Proyecto Arqueológico Waka’ (PAW), an […]
Biology and Chinese studies major explores veterinarian and conservation practices
Sammy Amier ’26, a biology and Chinese studies major at The College of Wooster, spent the summer interning for the Lake Metroparks Kevin P. […]
Sociology major expands leadership and education skills in APEX fellowship
Nachi Goto ’25, a sociology major at The College of Wooster, completed an APEX fellowship at Ryugaku Fellowship, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering […]
APEX fellowship gives anthropology and art history major hands-on museum experience
Ava Caizzo ’26, an anthropology and art history major and music minor completing the museum and archival studies pathway, wanted to get real-world experience […]
Economics and communication studies major explores financial industry through APEX fellowship
An economics and communication studies major on the entrepreneurship pathway at The College of Wooster, Allison Osei-Okrah ’27 knew that she was interested in […]
Psychology major turns research into practice in APEX Fellowship
Jessie Breth ’25, a psychology major and studio art minor at The College of Wooster, first learned about the internship opportunity for her APEX […]
Economics major uses knowledge to support environmental causes in APEX Fellowship
Leo Widtmann ’25 was looking for an opportunity to use his classroom knowledge to help with environmental issues, and he found the perfect opportunity […]
Biochemistry and molecular biology major explores medical profession in APEX fellowship
Nicholas Bostic ’26, a biochemistry and molecular biology major and religious studies minor on the pre-health track at The College of Wooster, got hands-on […]
APEX Fellowship gives environmental studies major hands-on urban farming experience
When Cady Eakins ’25 went on a field trip to Akron Cooperative Farms with a class, she never expected that she would also gain […]
Sophomore research project advances accessibility to Austrian philosopher’s writings
A novel collaboration between The College of Wooster and the Ludwig Wittgenstein Project extended the reach of the world-renowned philosopher’s manuscripts by utilizing the […]
Real-world course experience in Urban Studio prompts new senior research avenues
Spring semester often focuses on senior Independent Study projects at The College of Wooster. But thanks to the launch of an updated junior I.S. […]
Sophomore research project serves as foundation for article about human rights defenders
A Sophomore Research Program project by sociology major Abigail Beard ’23 provided the foundation for an article recently published in Political Research Quarterly. Matthew […]
Students explore the effects of land-use decisions on both humans and wildlife during Costa Rica TREK
Laura Sirot, professor of biology, and Brooke Krause, associate professor of economics and global & international studies, led 13 students from The College of […]
Career preparation workshop gives humanities majors the tools they need to build a successful future
Humanities majors at The College of Wooster develop more than a deep understanding of their particular discipline; they develop valuable skills that can lead […]