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Communication & Journalism
Genderlect Theory
In a senior research project, Katie Kuckelheim ’19 explored why women in student
leadership may change their communication style based on the gender makeup of a
group.
Medical & Health Professions
Mayo Clinic Internship
During a summer internship at the Mayo Clinic, Eric Baughman '17 participated in
a research laboratory examining congenital heart diseases using stem cells.
Biological Sciences
Ohio Wildlife Center Internship
Psychology & Neuroscience
Research in New Zealand
Genetics major Cindy Hyunh ’19 and Neuroscience major Mollie Marshall ’19
received OWU Connection funding to research the effects of prenatal alcohol and
methamphetamine exposure on infants in New Zealand.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Evolving Abilities
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Earning Learning
Communication & Journalism
Two SoCal Internships
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Campus Opportunities
Many students intern at OWU’s Spectrum Resource Center or Women’s Resource
Center, where you might organize campus events including the annual Take Back
the Night march.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Class Action
Medical & Health Professions
Veterinary Experience
Lauren Kiebler ’16 completed several internships and gained valuable veterinary
experience at Severna Park Veterinary Hospital, Mobile Pet Vet, and the Humane
Society of Delaware County.
Philosophy & Religion
Fulbright Scholar in Germany
English, Creative Writing, & Film
National Victorian Studies Conference Presentation
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Literary Paths Through England & Wales
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Memory Studies
Amanda Barry ’17 and faculty mentor Ali Skandor traveled to Tanzania for two
weeks to explore memory impairment in rural Maasai communities.
Performing Arts
SRO in NYC
Education
Finnish Education
Kelly Maier '14 and Emma Goetz '15 visited Sippo and Helsinki, Finland, to study
the nation’s renowned education system.
Biological Sciences
Medical Research
Microbiology major Ashley McCracken ’19 worked with Matthew Dietz, M.D., at the
West Virginia University School of Medicine to research the relationship among
joint implants, infections, and treatments.
Education
Science Education in Costa Rica
History & Period Studies
Digging Ancient History in Romania
Health & Human Kinetics
Italian & U.S. Food Supply Chains
Prof. Christopher Fink traveled to Italy with two students to explore the
structure, dynamics, and impact on quality of life of short food supply chains
in Italy and the United States.
Sociology & Anthropology
Exploring Perceptions of Greek Life
Diana Muzina '17 earned Departmental and University Honors for her senior
research thesis exploring stereotypes and perceptions of Greek women.
Philosophy & Religion
Applying Learning to Life
Jackie Everetts '18 spent two weeks exploring L'Abri communities, where
individuals are invited “to seek answers to honest questions about God and the
significance of human life.”
Communication & Journalism
Career Take-Off
Communication major Sisi Fish ’24 interns at United Airlines in Chicago,
Illinois.
Fine Arts
Interning with Artists in New York
Economics & Business
Young Entrepreneur
Business Administration major Reese Little ’22 launched the entrepreneurial
venture 420Coin, a community-driven cryptocurrency created to benefit a friend
paralyzed in a skiing accident.
History & Period Studies
Tolstoy & Gandhi Honors Project
For her senior thesis, Amanda Hays ’20 completed a two-semester honors project
in which she took an in-depth look at the relationship between Leo Tolstoy and
Mahatma Gandhi.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Your Brain on Video Games
Hien Mai '22 and Brad Orzolek '20 researched improving cognition and brain
function through video games under the mentorship of Prof. Kira Bailey.
Chemistry
Internship for Soybean Research
Economics & Business
Economics & Culture of French Markets
Global Studies
Sustainability in Taiwan
Catie Kocian '18 and James Ormerod '17 traveled to Japan & Taiwan to study waste
management. Their trip was funded by a Luce Grant.
Education
Career Catalysts
In the OWU Career Connection office, job experts in education and other fields,
known as career catalysts, work with students to identify opportunities and land
jobs.
Economics & Business
Washington, D.C., Internship
Environment & Sustainability
Evolving Abilities
Health & Human Kinetics
Goalie Scores
Sports and Exercise Management major Paddy Colligan ’24 interns as an operations
assistant for the Columbus Crew.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Data Analytics & Congressional Maps
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Science & Politics Internship
Astrophysics and Politics & Government major Guillermo Gutierrez '18 served as
an intern with the Radiant Earth Foundation and the American Physical Society.
World Languages & Cultures
Francophone Feminism in Montreal
Mathematics & Computer Science
Travel Course: Climate Modeling in Alaska
Performing Arts
Go Global at “The Globe”
Performing Arts
Chicago Theatre Experience
Economics & Business
Microfinance Internship in Costa Rica
Environment & Sustainability
Protecting Sea Turtles
Hannah Cox ’24 participated in an OWU Connection grant-supported internship in
Greece aiding loggerhead sea turtles.
Global Studies
Arab Spring
At the Student Symposium, Cierra Cresanto ’17 presented her research into why
some regimes were overthrown in the Arab Spring and others were not.
Sociology & Anthropology
Empowering First-Gen Students
Dylan Hays '20 created a cohort of first-generation college students in the OWU
Class of 2023 that met regularly to discuss the challenges and triumphs of being
first-gen.
Economics & Business
Charles Schwab Internship
Finance Economics major Caroline Kermode '20 spent a summer interning with
Charles Schwab's Richfield, Ohio, office, working in the Retirement Investment
and Document Services Department.
Performing Arts
New York Improv
After interning with an improv company in New York, Hannah Wargo '20 created her
own sketch show and performed it for the OWU community for her senior project.
Economics & Business
Analyzing Opportunity
Philosophy & Religion
Seeking Answers in Switzerland
Jackie Everetts '18 spent two weeks exploring L'Abri communities, where
individuals are invited “to seek answers to honest questions about God and the
significance of human life.”
Environment & Sustainability
Exploring Sustainability in Japan
Carlie Braden ’18, Audrey Castaneda Walker ’18, Troy Jones ’17, and Kevin Rossi
’17 traveled to Japan with OWU faculty to study sustainability.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Hackathon Heroes
History & Period Studies
Honors Research Travel
Cole Peterson ’23 traveled to the United Kingdom to conduct senior thesis
research in the British Library’s India Office Archives.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Hi, Spain!
Physics & Astronomy
European Space Agency
The travel-learning Space Exploration class traveled to England and Germany,
including a tour of the European Space Agency's Centre for Space Applications
and Telecommunications.
Performing Arts
FBI Honors Internship
Biological Sciences
How Do Wrens Defend Their Nests?
Performing Arts
Hamlet & Gender Roles
For her senior capstone project, Theatre and English major Hannah Simpson ’16
explored how we “play” our gender and how the role of Hamlet changes when
performed by a female.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Law Internship in California
Daniel Haygood '18 worked as a summer legal intern at the County of Plumas
District Attorney's Office in California.
History & Period Studies
National Archives Internship
Mackenzie Sommers ’16 helped digitize a collection of Confederate records as a
part of her internship duties at the National Archives via the Wesleyan in
Washington program.
Philosophy & Religion
Comparing Sectarianism and Racism
Eli Reed '19 used an OWU Connection grant to compare sectarianism in Northern
Ireland to American race relations.
Physics & Astronomy
The Science Behind Josephson Junctions
Communication & Journalism
Saturday Night Live Internship
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
‘Building and Rebuilding’
Callia Barwick ’24 and several other members of the OWU community participated
in an OWU Connection Spring Break Interfaith Service Team experience at Lakota
Nation, South Dakota, for a week of “Building and Rebuilding.”
World Languages & Cultures
Classical Theater in Spain
Chris MacDonald ’16 interviewed Spanish theater professionals on the role of
Hispanic classical theater in Spain. He then created a documentary on the topic.
Biological Sciences
Retrovirus Research
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Shakespeare Reimagined
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Identifying Influencers
Politics & Government and Astrophysics double-major Guillo Gutierrez '18
completed a senior research project on identifying influencers in social
networks.
Health & Human Kinetics
Shin Splint Study
Exercise Science major Megan Sievers ’20 conducted research to help clarify the
role of multiple variables in the development of shin splints in college
runners.
Biological Sciences
Climate & Botany in Alaska
Two travel courses, “Plant Responses to Global Change” and “Mathematical Models
of Climate,” have completed their classes with research trips to Alaska.
Communication & Journalism
Nonprofit Knowledge
History & Period Studies
Civil War Soldier's Life
History major Andrew Stock ’17 conducted original historical research to explore
the career of Henry Crozier (OWU Class of 1866) as a Union artilleryman. He
presented at the Student Symposium.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Yoga Instruction
Max Johnson ’21 used an OWU Connection grant to complete a 200-hour training
course to earn yoga teacher certification through the Yoga Alliance.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Peronism
At OWU’s Student Symposium, Alyssa DiPadova '19 presented her research project,
“Charisma’s Triumph over Organization: Peronism Throughout the Decades.”
Economics & Business
FDIC Internship
Finance Economics major Aakash Gupta ’21 interned with the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation as part of its Financial Management Scholars Program. He
worked in Risk Management Supervision.
Philosophy & Religion
Paul in Greece
World Languages & Cultures
Veterinary Internship
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Afrocentric Education in Chicago
Emma Tarawally '20, Raissa Kanku '19, and Eva Churu '19 traveled to Chicago to
examine the global Afrocentric education model of Kwame Nkrumah Academy, a
charter school in Chicago.
Economics & Business
Accounting in Australia
Philosophy & Religion
Exploring Allergens
Biological Sciences
Wildlife Rescue in Thailand
Economics & Business
Study in Japan
Business major Robert Wu ’20 earned a $7,000 Freeman Award for Study in Asia to
support studying abroad for a year at Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan.
Economics & Business
Marketing in Mexico
Business Administration major Avianna Carmoega ’20 interned with the nonprofit
Human Connections in Bucerías, Mexico, working on a variety of marketing
projects.
Performing Arts
Lookingglass Internship
Adriana Pamela Rodriguez ’18 was a summer intern at the Lookingglass Theatre in
Chicago, a nationwide leader in creating and presenting cutting-edge theatrical
works.
Biological Sciences
FBI Honors Internship
Chemistry
Chemistry & Art in Italy
Students visited Italy as part of a Chemistry and Art travel course, learning
how chemistry plays a role in the creation, preservation, restoration,
destruction, forgery detection, and analysis of art.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Wearable Art
Psychology & Neuroscience
Understanding Anxiety
Abby Biddle ’23 is participating in Ohio Wesleyan’s annual Summer Science
Research Program (SSRP), researching anxiety and mood disorders and the impact
of stress during adolescence.
Philosophy & Religion
Internship Helping Immigrants
Philosophy minor Samantha Merino ’21 spent a semester working remotely as the
Spanish interpretation and translation intern for the Canton, Ohio-based
Immigrant Worker Project.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Semester in South America
Performing Arts
Masterclasses in Salzburg
Prof. Jason Hiester and seven students received an OWU Connection grant to
travel to Austria to participate in workshops and masterclasses and attend the
Salzburg Music Festival.
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Amsterdam Experience
While studying abroad in Amsterdam, Alix Templeman '19 took classes on
comparative sexuality studies and expanded her WGS minor into a second major.
Philosophy & Religion
Wittgenstein Project: Are Numbers Real?
Health & Human Kinetics
Published Article on Swimming Shoulders
Health & Human Kinetics
Columbus Clippers Promo Team
Sociology & Anthropology
Exploring Latinx Theater
Medical & Health Professions
Power of Proteins
Audrey Calvin ’23, a chemistry and pre-medicine double-major, investigated
proteins in a 10-week project. She presented results this fall during OWU’s
annual Summer Science Research Symposium.
Economics & Business
‘Genius’ Results
Bavneet Singh ’25 recently completed a 13-week remote internship with Movement
Genius, a digital wellness platform that provides live and on-demand classes to
help people improve their mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
Chemistry
Power of Proteins
Medical & Health Professions
Healthy Aging
Biological Sciences
Track Invasive Lizards & Publish
History & Period Studies
New York Arts Program
Mathematics & Computer Science
Social Entrepreneurship
Selam Weldu ’20 received funds to attend the two-week Impact Fellowship program,
which teaches college students nationwide the skills to become successful social
entrepreneurs.
Biological Sciences
‘Day of Reckoning’
Performing Arts
Scripting Her Future
After receiving an OWU Connection Theory-to-Practice Grant, Camy Dodd ’23
traveled to Chicago to observe professional rehearsals and make connections with
theatre artists.
Biological Sciences
Pelican Paradise
Economics & Business
Bank of America Internship
Economics and Psychology major Shaaref Shah ’17 interned with Bank of America in
NYC as a Human Capital Summer Analyst. He attended grad school at the University
of Pennsylvania.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Scripting Her Future
After receiving an OWU Connection Theory-to-Practice Grant, Camy Dodd ’23
traveled to Chicago to observe professional rehearsals and make connections with
theatre artists.
Global Studies
Vietnam Internship
Funded by an OWU grant, Carly Zelenski ’15 interned with the East Meets West
Foundation in Vietnam, traveling to various provinces to conduct onsite
evaluations for clean-water projects.
World Languages & Cultures
Comprenden Su Salud?
In a project with Prof. Eva Paris-Huesca, Landry Cowles ’20 and Gretchen Weaver
’20 explored how health literacy competency is dependent upon language
competency and cultural impact.
World Languages & Cultures
First-Person Learning
Students in Prof. Mary Anne Lewis Cusato’s "Fourteen Kilometers" class on
immigration between Africa and Europe visited a Central African refugee living
in Columbus to hear his story firsthand, in French.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Helping HeartWorks
Computer Science and Data Analytics double-major David Shakarashvili ’24 interns
as a data analyst with HeartWorks, Inc.
Economics & Business
Accounting Down Under
Environment & Sustainability
Conservation Collaboration in Chile
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Arab Spring Analysis
Cierra Cresanto '17 worked with Prof. James Franklin on research into why some
regimes were overthrown in the Arab Spring and others were not. She presented at
a professional conference.
World Languages & Cultures
Code Red (And Black)
Rachel Leslie ’23 participated in the OWU Programming Contest, an annual event
for local colleges in the area.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Hackathon Heroes
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Modern Bovary
Kristen Nooney ’18, Jessica Sanford ’17, and Meg Teitelman ’18 combined creative
and analytical work, reimagining a contemporary film adaptation of Flaubert's
"Madame Bovary."
Psychology & Neuroscience
Hackathon Heroes
Inesh Tickoo ’26 participated in the 2022 HackOHI/O event, a 24-hour innovation
and coding marathon held at The Ohio State University.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Stress Research
Emma Hall ’21 Hall spent a summer researching “Stress, Locomotion, and Zebrafish
Mutant Analysis” under the mentorship of Karl Clark, Ph.D., at Mayo Clinic in
Rochester, Minnesota.
World Languages & Cultures
Exploring Imperialism in France
Performing Arts
OWU Connected Student Teaching
Maeve Nash ’16 completed student teaching in Columbus with drama educator & OWU
alum Emily Foster Whittaker. At OWU, Maeve performed, stage managed, and studied
in Ireland.
Sociology & Anthropology
Cleveland Internship
Through the Summer on the Cuyahoga program, Mic Kreutzer ’22 worked at College
Now as an AmeriCorps program intern.
Health & Human Kinetics
Sport & Exercise Entrepreneur
Sports & Exercise Management major Zack Katona '17 used skills from his Great
Lakes Summer Internship to enhance his entrepreneurial efforts to launch a
dietary supplement business called Rise.
World Languages & Cultures
Veterinary Internship
Biological Sciences
Pelican Paradise
Caitlin Hyatt ’22 earned a competitive Theory-to-Practice Grant (TPG), part of
the OWU Connection, to support a three-month summer internship with Pelican
Harbor Seabird Station, a nonprofit wildlife rescue center located in Miami,
Florida.
Biological Sciences
Humane Society & C-Bus Zoo Internships
Biological Sciences
Research in New Zealand
Genetics major Cindy Hyunh ’19 and Neuroscience major Mollie Marshall ’19
researched the effects of prenatal alcohol and methamphetamine exposure on
infants in New Zealand.
Communication & Journalism
River Cleanup Documentary
Communication majors Erin Ross ’21 and Jacey Scheffel ’21 filmed and produced a
documentary on Delaware County’s annual Olentangy River Cleanup.
Environment & Sustainability
Spring Break Service
Physics & Astronomy
Notre Dame Experience
Derek Shank '18 spent a summer at Notre Dame University working with a program
that uses collected stellar data to perform a series of tests to determine a
star’s properties.
Economics & Business
Entrepreneurship in Seville
Psychology & Neuroscience
Hi, Spain!
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Researching Data in Politics
Mathematics & Computer Science
Battle Lines
In a summer research project, Computer Science major Love Ayinde of Ilorin,
Kwara, Nigeria, completed “Artificial Intelligence for Battle Line,” mentored by
Prof. Sean McCulloch.
Global Studies
Summer in the Senate
International Studies major Jessica Sanford '17 interned as a political
coordinator at the National Republican Senatorial Committee in Washington, D.C.
World Languages & Cultures
Film Festival Internship
Film Studies and Spanish major Tess Meddings '22 combined two of her academic
passions by serving as the intern for Ohio Wesleyan’s Hispanic Film Festival.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Field Work in Romania
Psychology and Sociology/Anthropology major Bridget Roddy ’20 used an OWU
Connection grant to serve on the volunteer excavation team at the Roman fort of
Halmyris in Romania.
Medical & Health Professions
Travel Course: Galapagos Islands
Sociology & Anthropology
Francophone Feminism in Montreal
Medical & Health Professions
Research for Green Energy
Psychology & Neuroscience
‘Experience of a Lifetime’
Belle Norman ’22 participated in a Bishop Externship at Nationwide Children’s
Hospital shadowing Kim Leary ’09 to learn more about Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Health & Human Kinetics
Mental Nourishment
Environment & Sustainability
Beekeeping
Environmental Studies major Peyton Hardesty ’20 worked as an apprentice with the
head apiarist at Stratford Ecological Center researching healthy hive management
and observing honey bees’ natural processes.
Communication & Journalism
Cleveland Internship
Communication and English major Dmitri Ashakih ’22 interned at the nonprofit
Summer on the Cuyahoga organization as an assistant program coordinator.
Sociology & Anthropology
Immersed in Italy
Philosophy & Religion
Yoga Instruction
Philosophy & Psychology major Max Johnson ’21 used an OWU Connection grant to
complete a 200-hour training course to earn yoga teacher certification through
the Yoga Alliance.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
New York Arts Program
Education
On-Campus Center Experience
Sociology & Anthropology
Semester in Samoa
Biological Sciences
New York Knowledge
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Cleveland Internship
Through the Summer on the Cuyahoga program, Women's & Gender Studies major Mic
Kreutzer ’22 worked at College Now as an AmeriCorps program intern.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Code Red (And Black)
Rachel Leslie ’23 and Nick Mankowski ’25 participated in the OWU Programming
Contest, an annual event for local colleges in the area.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Ohio AG Internship
Katherine Berger '16 completed an internship in the Ohio Attorney General's
office. After graduating, she moved on to The Ohio State University Moritz
College of Law.
Sociology & Anthropology
Human Connections in Mexico
Taimur Iftikhar '20 and Avianna Carmoega ’20 interned with Human Connections, a
nonprofit social enterprise based in Bucerías, Mexico.
Communication & Journalism
Images of Alice
In a mentored research project, Communication major My Ta ’21 explored visual
meanings and variations in illustrations of 'Alice in Wonderland' from the
Edwardian era.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Exploring Allergens
Chemistry
Sea Spray & Climate Change
Emma Blackburn ’22 worked on summer research with Prof. Bethany Rudd to improve
global climate models to better account for the impact of lake and sea spray
aerosols.
Performing Arts
Shakespeare Reimagined
Communication & Journalism
SoCal Summer
Leah Crawford ’19 spent her summer in Culver City and Beverly Hills, CA,
completing internships with Grey Matter Productions and Artists First.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Summer Computer Science Intern
Through the Summer on the Cuyahoga program, Samavi Sultana ’22, from Baltimore,
Maryland, worked as an intern at Vecmar, a computer solutions firm.
Biological Sciences
Harbor Seal Behavior
Zoology major Reagan Jennings ’23 used an OWU Connection grant to do comparative
research observing wild and captive harbor seal social behaviors.
Global Studies
Exploring Ecuador
Biological Sciences
Immersed in Italy
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Translating Comics in Italy
Creative Writing major Kaitie Welch '20 traveled to Pordenone, Italy, to
participate in an Italian-to-English translation project for a new comics
museum, Palazzo Arti Fumetto Friuli.
World Languages & Cultures
Studying Terrorism in France
History & Period Studies
Scholarly Paper Presentation
Slater Sabo '19 presented an original scholarly paper at the National Phi Alpha
Theta Conference in New Orleans.
Physics & Astronomy
Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England
Environment & Sustainability
Life in the Field
Amanda Marshall ’16 used an OWU grant to help a research team at the Karongwe
Private Game Reserve in South Africa collect data on cheetahs, lions, elephants,
leopards, and hyenas.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Nourishing Body & Mind
Psychology and Nutrition major Abby Bowman '20 used an OWU Connection grant to
travel to Umbria, Italy, to explore lifestyles and diets in areas where people
tend to live longer.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Research Internship
Neuroscience and Pre-Med major Ben Arnold '20 participated in a Summer Research
Fellowship in the Department of Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz
Medical Center.
History & Period Studies
History, Security, & Peace
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Three Pre-Law Internships
While at OWU, Rhiannon Herbert '16 held three law internships: Delaware County
CASA; the Delaware, Ohio, Common Pleas Court; and a private law office.
Economics & Business
Economics Management Fellows in NYC
Chemistry
Synthesizing Dipyrrin
Kaytlin Ward ’21 worked with two faculty on a summer research project to find an
effective route of synthesizing an organic molecule called a dipyrrin, which can
be used in cancer treatment.
Environment & Sustainability
Mapping Biodiversity in Africa
Working with two professors, Environmental Studies major Katie Vonderembse ’19
created maps showing the distribution of Xylopia, a genus of tropical flowering
plants.
Philosophy & Religion
Zapatista Community
The Modernity & Colonialism class traveled to Chiapas, Mexico, lived in a
Zapatista community, learned about indigenous philosophies, and participated in
a mural-painting project.
Medical & Health Professions
‘Day of Reckoning’
Chemistry
Washington University Biochemistry Research
Global Studies
Brookings Institution
As part of the Wesleyan in Washington program, Emily Feldmesser ’16 interned at
the Brookings Institution, one of the world’s foremost think tanks, in
Washington, D.C.
Biological Sciences
Beekeeping
Peyton Hardesty ’20 worked as an apprentice with the head apiarist at Stratford
Ecological Center researching healthy hive management and observing honey bees’
natural processes.
Performing Arts
Shakespeare Reimagined
Environment & Sustainability
Aiding the Environment
S.K. Bulander ’23 created the OWU Recycling Connection, a way to help residents
of the OWU and Delaware communities quickly determine what materials can be
recycled locally and where.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Joyce Novels
Michael Barr '18 spent a year creating an honors thesis about subjectivity in
James Joyce's "Ulysses" and presented at the Student Symposium.
Education
Education Fellows
Every year, OWU welcomes outstanding new students into the Education Fellows
Program, where they enjoy scholarships and access to special career-related
opportunities.
Biological Sciences
Evolving Abilities
Biological Sciences
Mapping Biodiversity in Africa
Working with two Botany professors, Katie Vonderembse ’19 created maps showing
the distribution of Xylopia, a genus of tropical flowering plants.
Economics & Business
Earning Learning
World Languages & Cultures
Real French Life
Julia Stone ’16 lived with a host family while she studied abroad for a semester
in Aix-en-Provence.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Math & Marine Biology in the Virgin Islands
Performing Arts
Music on the Mississippi
Students of this travel-learning course traveled to New Orleans for spring break
to learn about traditional music of the region and the roots of modern styles
like rock and jazz.
Chemistry
Biochemistry Reseach on Ibuprofen
World Languages & Cultures
Studying in Spain
Global Studies
European Union
Erica Shah ’16 used an OWU Connection grant to travel to European Union
headquarters in Belgium to study how the EU sustains its aims with its cultural,
economic, and political diversity.
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Black Women and Feminisms
Mathematics & Computer Science
Facebook Internships
Computer Science major Lan Nguyen ’18 completed two summer internships at
Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California. When Lan graduated, Facebook
hired him as a software engineer.
Biological Sciences
Ecotoxicology Investigation
Education
Seeing Double
Sociology & Anthropology
Building Strong Communities
Fine Arts
Wearable Art
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Aiding the Environment
S.K. Bulander ’23 created the OWU Recycling Connection, a way to help residents
of the OWU and Delaware communities quickly determine what materials can be
recycled locally and where.
Health & Human Kinetics
Healthy Cooking
Health Promotion major Lauren Mussenden ’22 and Nutrition major Leigh Stavar ’22
completed a summer internship working with the Cooking Matters community
education program.
Sociology & Anthropology
Social Divides in Northern Ireland
HannahJo Grimes '20 used an OWU Connection grant to compare racism in America to
sectarianism in Northern Ireland.
Philosophy & Religion
The Language of Heresy
Kiersten Payne '17 worked with Prof. Susan Gunasti to examine the language
contemporaries used to discuss the Donatists, beginning in the 4th century, and
Anabaptists, beginning in the 16th century.
Economics & Business
Market Research Intern
Quantitative Economics major Haris Ali ’22 interned with Chicago-based Upkey
Corp., performing market research and providing marketing and sales support.
Philosophy & Religion
Tolstoy & Gandhi Honors Project
For her senior thesis, Amanda Hays ’20 completed an honors project in which she
explored how Leo Tolstoy’s philosophy influenced the movement for Indian
independence.
Chemistry
Plant Gravity Research
Biological Sciences
International Investigation
Sociology & Anthropology
Exploring Latinx Theater in New York & Texas
Health & Human Kinetics
Yoga & Youth Anxiety
Exercise Science major Emily Sheridan ’21 worked with two faculty members on a
research project to examine the effectiveness of yoga in reducing anxiety in
children and adolescents.
World Languages & Cultures
Semester Program in Pamplona
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Brookings Institution
Emily Feldmesser ’16 worked as an intern at The Brookings Institution, one of
the world’s foremost think tanks, as part of a Wesleyan in Washington
experience.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Film Internships
Tiffany Moore ’20 interned at Atlantic Pictures and Breakthru Films in New York
City, and she spent four weeks in New Zealand learning how to be a producer for
a short film.
Health & Human Kinetics
Healthy Aging
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Pennsylvania Avenue Internship
During her Wesleyan in Washington semester, Kennedy Sattler '20 interned at
Airlines for America, an advocacy organization for the U.S. airline industry.
World Languages & Cultures
Life-Changing Semester in Ecuador
Sociology & Anthropology
Helping Houston Heal
In a spring break service trip, a team of OWU students volunteered to help
rebuild a family's Houston-area home following Hurricane Harvey.
Chemistry
Biodegradable Plastics
Sarah Bergman '18, James Zoller '18, and Lauren Boedicker '18 worked with Prof.
Allen Pistner to find a more affordable and effective chemical catalyst for
biodegradable plastic.
World Languages & Cultures
Semester in South America
Psychology & Neuroscience
Amsterdam Experience
Physics & Astronomy
Applied Physics at Particle Accelerator
Biological Sciences
Zookeeping Internship in Dayton
Health & Human Kinetics
Major League
Sports & Exercise Management major Kristie Prendergast ’15 worked in sponsorship
and marketing for Major League Lacrosse’s Ohio Machine, where she worked with
the announcer during the Machine’s summer season.
Environment & Sustainability
Spring Break Service
Performing Arts
Scripting Her Future
After receiving an OWU Connection Theory-to-Practice Grant, Camy Dodd ’23
traveled to Chicago to observe professional rehearsals and make connections with
theatre artists.
Philosophy & Religion
Spring Break Service
Physics & Astronomy
Investigating the Unknown
Diego Venegas Vargas '19 explored the mostly unknown world of nuclear physics,
studying a neutron-rich isotope of gallium to better predict nuclear behavior.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Exploring Allergens
Kolby Brock ’23 and Karli Walsh ’23 traveled to London with their professor over
October’s mid-semester break to research and compare food allergen regulations
in the United Kingdom and the United States.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Knowledge Conductor
Biological Sciences
NASA Research on Gravity & Roots
Economics & Business
Financial Reporting in Ireland
Accounting major J.T. Knoble ’17 and two other students received an OWU
Connection grant to study generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) in
Ireland.
Physics & Astronomy
Starspots
Amanda Jewell ’19, Kaito Iwasaki ’23, and Sakshi Gupta ’22 completed 10-week
summer projects studying starspots on LO Pegasi under the mentorship of Prof.
Robert Harmon.
Biological Sciences
Genetics and Gravity
Josh Cabacungan ’24 is completing plant research in the Summer Science Research
Program (SSRP).
Communication & Journalism
Blogging from Milan, Italy
Medical & Health Professions
Studying in Spain
Performing Arts
Improv Internship
Fine Arts
Columbus Museum Internship
Biological Sciences
Prepared to Achieve
History & Period Studies
Normandy Scholars in France
Performing Arts
Setting the Stage
Bella Campos Hintzman ’22 used OWU Connection grant funding to conduct research
in California in support of her senior capstone project in regional theater
career preparation.
Medical & Health Professions
Travel Course: Animal Biology of East Africa
Global Studies
State Department Internship
Medical & Health Professions
Cancer Research in Colorado
Ben Arnold '20 participated in a Summer Research Fellowship in the Department of
Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
‘Building and Rebuilding’
Callia Barwick ’24 and several other members of the OWU community worked with
the Lakota Youth Development nonprofit as part of an OWU Connection Spring Break
Interfaith Service Team to “reclaim Lakota language, culture, and spirituality.”
World Languages & Cultures
Cultural Immersion
Economics & Business
French Economics & International Business
Global Studies
Mexican Migration
In the travel course “Mexican Migration Experience,” students explored the
pyramids of Teotihuacan and stayed with families to become more familiar with
Mexican culture.
World Languages & Cultures
Mental Health of Joanna I of Castile
In a directed reading project on women and power in early modern Spain, Maria
Alonso ’20 worked with Prof. Glenda Nieto Cubas to explore the enigma behind
Joanna of Castile’s mental state.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Measuring Memory
Allie Eynon '19 and Shelby Quade '18 developed materials for an online test that
measures the knowledge students from 1992 to 2017 retained from an OWU
Quantitative Methods course.
Economics & Business
Cultural Immersion
Philosophy & Religion
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Internship
World Languages & Cultures
Spanish Civil War & Theater
Prof. Eva Paris-Huesca mentored three students who researched the Spanish Civil
War and the influence of early-20th century literary and artistic movements in
Federico Garcia Lorca's 1933 play "Bodas de Sangre."
Biological Sciences
Job Coaching Internship
Psychology & Neuroscience
‘Day of Reckoning’
Performing Arts
Pelican Paradise
Caitlin Hyatt ’22 earned a competitive Theory-to-Practice Grant (TPG), part of
the OWU Connection, to support a three-month summer internship with Pelican
Harbor Seabird Station, a nonprofit wildlife rescue center located in Miami,
Florida.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Cleveland Internship
English and Communication major Dmitri Ashakih ’22 interned at the nonprofit
Summer on the Cuyahoga organization as an assistant program coordinator.
World Languages & Cultures
Travel Learning: French Literature
The travel-learning course “Introduction to French Literature” visited France
for a week, with stops in Paris, Versailles, and Provins.
Medical & Health Professions
Mayo Clinic Heart Research
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Scripting Her Future
After receiving an OWU Connection Theory-to-Practice Grant, Camy Dodd ’23
traveled to Chicago to observe professional rehearsals and make connections with
theatre artists.
Economics & Business
Prague Perspective
Psychology & Neuroscience
Video Games & Brain Activity
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Experience a Semester in Tanzania
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
New York Arts Program
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Nation-Building in Ghana
In a travel-learning course, students examined economic structures, medical
systems, and West African history. During the two-week trip to Ghana, the class
volunteered at a school and an orphanage.
Economics & Business
Research in E-payment Tech
Economics major Max Beard ’22 interned at the Stanford Graduate School of
Business, finding, summarizing, and analyzing research for a literature review
of e-payment technologies in developing countries.
History & Period Studies
Taoism & Chinese Art
In a senior research project, Harrison Nickels ’19 explored the influence of
Taoist philosophy on Chinese art that reflected a passive approach to the
progression of mundane events.
Global Studies
A Year in Japan
Biological Sciences
Immersed in Italy
Economics & Business
Quantitative Economics
Rachel Tallmadge ’14 conducted research on human trafficking. Later, as a law
student at Ohio State, she received a fellowship to work for a year with
juvenile victims of human trafficking.
Global Studies
Monastery Internship
Robert Wu '20 earned a Freeman Award for Study in Asia to support a year-long
experience studying at Waseda University in Tokyo and interning at a Buddhist
monastery.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Studying Terrorism in France
Psychology and French major Emma Beale '17 used an OWU Connection grant to study
terrorism in France from multiple angles, including the role of propaganda and
media coverage.
Communication & Journalism
Career Take-Off
Communication major Sisi Fish ’24 interns at United Airlines in Chicago,
Illinois.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Democracy Forum in Athens, Greece
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Montreal Narratives
English Literature & Creative Writing major Lily Callander ’22 used an OWU
Connection grant to travel to Montreal to write personal narratives that explore
navigating language differences in foreign countries.
Chemistry
Research in Tanzania
Chemistry and Black World Studies major Jade Giordani '17 researched water
quality and the lifestyle of the Maasai. After graduating, she became a
chemistry lab technician at Battelle.
History & Period Studies
National Archives Research
During her internship at the National Archives, Mackenzie Sommers '16 accessed
previously classified documents for her senior project on Clara Maas, an Army
nurse during the Spanish American War.
Health & Human Kinetics
Cooking Matters for Community Health
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
United Nations Work in D.C.
Philosophy & Religion
Exploring Allergens
Karli Walsh ’23 traveled to London with her professor over October’s
mid-semester break to research and compare food allergen regulations in the
United Kingdom and the United States.
Biological Sciences
Plant Gravity Research
Botany and Biochemistry double-major Carly Sanders ’24 participated in OWU’s
annual Summer Science Research Program (SSRP), studying under the mentorship of
OWU professor Chris Wolverton.
History & Period Studies
Walking Through Medieval History on Offa's Dyke
Education
Field Work in Costa Rica
Integrated Science for Teachers major Austin Riegel ’21 used drone technology to
help the community with environmental concerns and to promote citizen science in
Costa Rica.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Film Festival Internship
Film Studies and Spanish major Tess Meddings '22 combined two of her academic
passions by serving as the intern for Ohio Wesleyan’s Hispanic Film Festival.
Biological Sciences
Reproduction Success
Six zoology students working with Prof. Shala Hankison found that recently mated
female sailfin mollies tended to produce more offspring than did females using
sperm storage.
Chemistry
Dublin, Ireland
Chemistry minor Megha Malik ’21 received a $5,000 Gilman Scholarship to travel
to Dublin, Ireland, to participate in a Summer STEM Research program at
University College Dublin.
Chemistry
Austin Internship
Chemistry and Art major Rachel Spotts '17 used an OWU Connection grant to
complete an internship at the Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum in Austin,
Texas.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Francophone Feminism in Montreal
Adrienne Wentling ’22 used an OWU Connection grant to travel to Montreal,
Québec, Canada, to conduct research on identity in French-speaking cultures.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Math Major Walks Spain's Camino de Santiago
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Shakespeare Reimagined
Biological Sciences
Conservation Collaboration in Chile
Environment & Sustainability
Naturally Grown Farm Internship in Virginia
Physics & Astronomy
Intruder States
Dexter Allen ’21 researched “Intruder States and Transition Strengths in 73 As”
in summer research that included work using Florida State University’s particle
accelerator.
World Languages & Cultures
Cultural Immersion
Global Studies
Elegance in Japan
A travel-learning course studies concepts of elegance and brutality in Japanese
literature before traveling to Japan.
Environment & Sustainability
Explore Utah Ecosystems
Medical & Health Professions
Early Childhood Center Screenings
Environment & Sustainability
Summer Research in Home Composting
Sociology & Anthropology
Campaign Experience
Psychology & Neuroscience
Diagnosing Neurodegenerative Disease
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
European Union in Belgium
Physics & Astronomy
Level Scheme and Spin Assignments
Michael Heeschen '20 participated in the Summer Science Research Program, where
he studied fundamental properties of heavier nuclei, such as gallium.
Environment & Sustainability
Internship at Amphibian Rescue Center
Environmental Science major Eva Blockstein '19 used an OWU Connection grant to
volunteer at the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Center, studying
spindly leg syndrome in endangered frog species.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Writing Internship
Creative Writing major Sarah Jonassen ’22 completed a summer internship with
Franklin County’s Mifflin Township, expanding her writing portfolio.
Environment & Sustainability
Aiding the Environment
S.K. Bulander ’23 created the OWU Recycling Connection, a way to help residents
of the OWU and Delaware communities quickly determine what materials can be
recycled locally and where.
Education
Integrated Science in Alaska
Two travel courses, “Mathematical Models of Climate” and “Plant Responses to
Global Change,” have completed their semester with research and study in Alaska.
Biological Sciences
Caring for Animals
World Languages & Cultures
A Bishop in Paris
Performing Arts
Chicago Student Learning
Theatre major Jasmine Lew ’22 gained student-teaching experience at the
nonprofit Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Improving Data Estimates
Working with Prof. Scott Linder, Mathematics major Hanna Cao ’22 researched the
impact of incorrectly ignoring the presence of censoring, with a goal to improve
estimation methods in accounting.
Physics & Astronomy
Oak Ridge
Diego Venegas Vargas '19 spent a summer studying neutrino physics with Alfredo
Galindo-Urribari of the Physics Division of Oak Ridge National Laboratory in
Tennessee.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Game Strategies for Modern Art
Education
Exploring Hyperlexia
Special Education major Alanna Spalsbury ’16 expanded personal experience as a
one-on-one aide for a kindergartener with hyperlexia into a research project
exploring the advanced reading ability.
Economics & Business
Two Internships Lead to Job
Sophia Ahmed ’20 completed internships at Citi Bank headquarters in Texas and at
technology company Thirstie in New York. Thirstie hired her after graduation.
Philosophy & Religion
Religion & Math on Spain's Camino de Santiago
World Languages & Cultures
Representation of Women in French Film
At the OWU Student Symposium, three students presented their research on the
representation of women in francophone films, portrayals that challenged or
confirmed stereotypes.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Literary Ireland
In the travel course "The Literary Politics of Ireland," students attended
Listowel Writer's Week, a weeklong literary festival celebrating Irish writing,
theatre, and film.
Environment & Sustainability
Protecting Sea Turtles
Sociology & Anthropology
Campus Activism
Working with Prof. Paul Dean, five sociology students surveyed about 150 OWU
students to understand the factors that lead students to become involved in
social activism.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Women in Irish Society
At the OWU Student Symposium, Chloe Dyer ’18 presented her research on
perceptions of Irish nationalism, identity, and the role of women in the poetry
of “The Lost Land” by Eavan Boland.
World Languages & Cultures
Honors Thesis on Science & Racism in France
Global Studies
Latin American Studies Research
As a first-year student, Alexander Sanchez '20 presented at the Student
Symposium his research on Ana de Mendoza and her role as a mother in the Court
of Phillip II of Spain.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
East Asian Politics
The East Asian Politics travel-learning class traveled to Korea.
Sociology & Anthropology
Social Service in Peru
World Languages & Cultures
Tilt at Windmills in Spain
The “Cervantes and the Quixote” travel-learning course visited Spain to make
connections between literature read in class and the culture, society, history,
and arts of Spain.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Chicago Internship
Mathematics & Computer Science
Math & DNA
Nam Tran Hoang ’16 constructed and characterized a mathematical model to assess
abnormal numbers of repeating segments of DNA. He worked with Prof. Craig
Jackson.
Economics & Business
Fashion in Barcelona
International Business major Kellie Garvin '17 spent a semester in Barcelona,
Spain, taking several fashion courses and experiencing Spanish culture.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Children’s Hospital
Samuel Stull '17 interned at Nationwide Children's hospital, leading to a
research project with Prof. Kira Bailey on hepatitis C and opioid abuse.
Economics & Business
Berkshire Hathaway Internship
Business Administration major Aidan Stout '19 received a grant to support his
summer in Boulder, Colorado, interning with Bob Gordon '88 of Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices.
Health & Human Kinetics
European Soccer Fan Behavior
Exercise Science major Karson Stevenson ’16 traveled to Europe with an OWU
Connection grant to study alcohol-induced aggression among soccer fans.
History & Period Studies
New York Arts Program
Mathematics & Computer Science
Board Games!
Computer Science major Eugene Kramskoi '19 worked with Prof. Sean McCulloch and
a student from Syracuse University in a summer project developing a computer
program to play the board game Pandemic.
Fine Arts
Chemistry and Art
A group of OWU students travel to Italy to learn how chemistry is used to
preserve, restore, detect forgeries, and otherwise support art as part of a
Travel-Learning Course.
Environment & Sustainability
Aggression in Songbirds
In summer research with Prof. Dustin Reichard, Joe Brush '20 studied aggression
in two male songbird species.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Medicine in Montevideo
Neuroscience & Psychology major Cara Harris ’19 used an OWU Connection grant
study the impact of neuroscience on every aspect of patients’ health at a public
hospital in Uruguay.
Fine Arts
Renaissance Art and Thought
Students travel to Siena and Florence, Italy, as part of a Travel-Learning
Course designed to explore how art and thought in the Renaissance intersect to
form a unique ‘cultural and intellectual geography.’
Global Studies
First-Person Learning
Students in Prof. Mary Anne Lewis Cusato’s ‘Fourteen Kilometers’ class on
immigration between Africa and Europe visited a Central African refugee living
in Columbus to learn his story firsthand, in French.
Economics & Business
3 Internships, 2 Job Offers
Accounting & Finance major Jacob Dodds ’22 had internships at Louisiana
Department of Revenue, Worthington Industries, & Schneider Downs before choosing
a career at Schneider Downs in Pittsburgh.
Sociology & Anthropology
Building Community
Health & Human Kinetics
Mental Nourishment
Medical & Health Professions
Research for Pre-Vet Student
Serena George ’19 researched paternity and mating behaviors in the Sailfin Molly
under Prof. Shala Hankison. Serena was admitted to the DVM program at University
of Wisconsin.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
SoCal Internships
Film Studies major Leah Crawford ’19 spent a summer in Culver City and Beverly
Hills, California, completing internships with Grey Matter Productions and
Artists First.
Biological Sciences
Conservation Collaboration in Chile
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Global Democracy Forum
Ellie Bearss ’22 was one of 24 students nationwide to participate in the NY
Times Athens Democracy Forum. Her video was played at a panel discussion on Art
as Activism.
World Languages & Cultures
Semester in South America
Rachel Leslie ’23 spent a semester abroad in Quito, Ecuador, studying Latin
American identity and cultural syncretism.
Physics & Astronomy
Major Insights
Communication & Journalism
News in Norway
For her Journalism studies, Gopika Nair '18 used an OWU Connection grant to
explore freedom of press in Oslo, Norway. On campus, she was editor of The
Transcript and interned with University Communications.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Postcolonial Literature
Students in the "Re-Placing Great Britain" travel course study museum narrative,
architecture, theatre, poetry, and novels in the classroom and in London,
Liverpool, and Manchester.
Medical & Health Professions
Reduce, Reuse, Upcycle
Pre-Medicine major Alex Goldenberg ’25 founds nonprofit with assistance from the
Delaware Entrepreneurial Center at OWU.
Chemistry
Medical Research Lab
At Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Biochemistry &
Neuroscience major Hien Ngoc Mai ’22 worked on research to develop biomarkers
with radioactive chains to diagnose neurodegenerative diseases.
Economics & Business
International Accounting Research
Erin Cannon '18 and Caitlin Maggio '17 used an OWU Connection grant to study the
impact of international accounting standards in Australia.
Fine Arts
A Bishop in Paris
Global Studies
Examining Terrorism in France
Performing Arts
Pelican Paradise
World Languages & Cultures
Classics in Italy
Erin Fannin ’18 and Karis Lowrie ’18 received OWU’s Herbst Prize to fund their
study in Rome, Florence, and Pompeii.
Economics & Business
Earning Learning
Environment & Sustainability
Conservation Collaboration in Chile
Fine Arts
Internship at Whitney Museum in New York
Biological Sciences
Zoo Educator
Health & Human Kinetics
Food in Italy
Prof. Christopher Fink has traveled to Italy with more than 50 students to
explore food studies.
Environment & Sustainability
Overseas Adventures
Annabel Benes ’24 is spending fall semester studying overseas in Denmark and
England through the Open Campus Block Program offered by the Council on
International Educational Exchange (CIEE).
Economics & Business
Accounting & Arabic Studies
Accounting and International Studies major Ahmed Hamed ’20 earned a Gilman
International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State to study Arabic in
Morocco.
Economics & Business
New York Knowledge
Physics & Astronomy
Neutrino Physics
Diego Venegas Vargas '19 spent a summer studying neutrino physics with Alfredo
Galindo-Urribari of the Physics Division of Oak Ridge National Laboratory in
Tennessee.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Campaign Experience
Education
Meritocracy & Education
At the Student Symposium, Rebecca Penrod ’18 presented research exploring the
relationship between educational outcomes and socioeconomic differences.
Mathematics & Computer Science
A Better Bot
Aadarsha Gopala Reddy ’23 participated in OWU’s annual Summer Science Research
Program (SSRP), researching the use of artificial intelligence as it applies to
modern board games.
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Experience & Understand Maasai Life
Performing Arts
Exploring Latinx Theater
Elizabeth Sumoza ’25 traveled to New York City and Denver to complete a research
project titled “Exploring Latinx Productions of Early Modern Hispanic Texts.”
Global Studies
Philosophy in Mexico
Students in the travel course “Modernity & Colonialism,” spent a week with a
Zapatista community in Chiapas, Mexico, reconsidering concepts such as progress,
justice, and truth.
Environment & Sustainability
Climate & Plant Response in Alaska
Biological Sciences
Research at Cornell
In a summer internship, Isa Johnson ’22 worked in plant genetics as part of the
cutting-edge Plant Genome Research Program at Cornell University.
History & Period Studies
Museum Internship in Russia
Amanda Hays '20 used an OWU Connection grant to complete an internship at the
Hermitage State Museum in St. Petersburg, the second-largest art museum in the
world.
History & Period Studies
Honors Research
Cole Peterson ’23 traveled to the United Kingdom to conduct senior thesis
research in the British Library’s India Office Archives.
Biological Sciences
Veterinary Internship
Physics & Astronomy
Identifying Influencers
Astrophysics and Politics & Government double-major Guillo Gutierrez '18
completed a senior research project on identifying influencers in social
networks.
Fine Arts
Animation Study at UCLA
Environment & Sustainability
Climate Change & Maple Syrup
Environmental Science major Jakob Woodside '20 worked with Prof. Laurie Anderson
to monitor sugar maples and their sap to determine how individual trees would
change as the climate changed around them.
Chemistry
Biochemistry Summer Research
Biological Sciences
Building Community
Biological Sciences
Study Biology in the Galapagos Islands
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Big Apple Adventure
Dyna Bresson ’24 spent a semester enrolled in the New York Arts Program, during
which she completed an internship with an award-winning company founded as a
multi-racial ensemble dedicated to using theater as an agent for positive social
change.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Semester in South America
Rachel Leslie ’23 spent a semester abroad in Quito, Ecuador, studying Latin
American identity and cultural syncretism.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Capitol Hill Internship
Tom Dolan '18 enjoyed a Wesleyan in Washington internship in the U.S. Senate.
After he graduated, Dolan was hired as an assistant with the National Republican
Senatorial Committee.
Physics & Astronomy
Schrodinger Equation
Khanh Le '16 investigated a problem in quantum physics, exploring three
approximations of the energy eigenvalues of the solutions of the one-dimensional
time-independent Schrodinger equation.
Sociology & Anthropology
Human Connections Internship
Taimur Iftikhar '20 and Avianna Carmoega ’20 interned with Human Connections, a
nonprofit social enterprise based in Bucerías, Mexico.
Performing Arts
Culmination of Creativity
Tiyinoluwa Olushola-Alao ’23 was one of several students to present original
pieces at the Composition Studio Recital, performed by OWU students and faculty.
Medical & Health Professions
Genetics and Gravity
Josh Cabacungan ’24 is completing plant research in the Summer Science Research
Program (SSRP).
Health & Human Kinetics
Exploring Allergens
Mathematics & Computer Science
Data Analytics Intern
Bulbul Bhati ’23 completed a data analytics internship for RxNXT, an Ohio-based
company that provides software to enable employees to search for the best
available price on medications.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
New York Film Festival Internship
Biological Sciences
Crouching Kangaroo
Zoology major Kara Smith ’20 conducted a behavioral observation study focused on
the Matschie’s tree kangaroo, exploring how crouching behavior may be an
intention movement for jumping.
Performing Arts
Big Apple Adventure
Dyna Bresson ’24 spent a semester enrolled in the New York Arts Program, during
which she completed an internship with an award-winning company founded as a
multi-racial ensemble dedicated to using theater as an agent for positive social
change.
Chemistry
Green Energy
Myles Steed ’23 conducted summer research exploring faster, more effective ways
to create a chemical called a dipyrrin ligand, which improves the use of
hydrogen fuel cells.
Education
Education Summit in Costa Rica
Early Childhood Education majors Ali Phillips ’16 and Whitney Weadock ’16
received an OWU grant to attend a global childhood education summit in San Jose,
Costa Rica.
Fine Arts
Solo Senior Show
Physics & Astronomy
Combining Science & Politics
Astrophysics and Politics & Government major Guillermo Gutierrez '18 served as
an intern with the Radiant Earth Foundation and the American Physical Society.
Physics & Astronomy
Florida State Particle Accelerator
World Languages & Cultures
‘Day of Reckoning’
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
United Nations D.C. Internship
Mathematics & Computer Science
New York Fellowship
Selam Weldu ’20 received funds to attend the two-week Impact Fellowship program,
which teaches college students nationwide the skills to become successful social
entrepreneurs.
Performing Arts
Exploring Latinx Theater
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Protest Waves Around the World
Brianna DeMuth '23 worked with Prof. James Franklin on research into protest
waves in various countries that have led to some kind of accountability or
regime change.
Economics & Business
Class Action
Mathematics & Computer Science
Hackathon Heroes
Dhruv Sekhawat ’26 and Inesh Tickoo ’26 participated in the 2022 HackOHI/O
event, a 24-hour innovation and coding marathon held at The Ohio State
University.
Biological Sciences
Salt Pollution
Colin Hawes ’20, Becca Porter ’20, and Katie Vonderembse ’19 worked with
professor Amy Downing to study salt pollution in freshwater near campus, as part
of a global research project with universities around the world.
Education
Seeing Double
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Ohio Statehouse Experience
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Ghana & Paris
Paris Norman ’20 participated in an OWU Connection grant project to explore
Pan-Africanism and its legacies in Ghana and another OWU Connection project to
study French imperialism in Paris and southern France.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Practical Politics: OWU Student’s Internships
Philosophy & Religion
‘Biological Motion Detection’
Daniel Eilert ’23 conducts neuroimaging research at Nationwide Children’s
Hospital.
Environment & Sustainability
OWU Sustainability
Environmental Studies major Emily Howald ’18 helped develop OWU's Sustainability
Plan, documenting sustainability initiatives across the university and serving
on the Sustainability Committee.
Physics & Astronomy
Spin Assignments
Michael Heeschen ’20 presented his research, “Level Scheme and Spin Assignments
in 70Ga,” at the Student Symposium.
Biological Sciences
Texas Veterinary Hospital Internship
Psychology & Neuroscience
Mayo Clinic Research
Chemistry
Water Quality Project in Delaware
Sociology & Anthropology
Semester in Samoa
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Aiding the Environment
S.K. Bulander ’23 created the OWU Recycling Connection, a way to help residents
of the OWU and Delaware communities quickly determine what materials can be
recycled locally and where.
World Languages & Cultures
Hi, Spain!
Medical & Health Professions
NASA Research
Pre-Medicine, Biology, and Environmental Science major Madison Cartnal ’24 was
one of 12 students working on summer NASA-funded research on how plants respond
to gravity.
History & Period Studies
Setting the Stage
Bella Campos Hintzman ’22 used OWU Connection grant funding to conduct research
in California in support of her senior capstone project in regional theater
career preparation.
World Languages & Cultures
Economics & Culture of French Markets
Biological Sciences
Genetics & Cell Division
Alyssa Richter ’17 and Lauren Kibler ’16 worked with Prof. Danielle Hamill,
researching worms with a mutant gene to better understand cell division.
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Black Women and Feminisms
Fine Arts
Interning with Artists in New York
Physics & Astronomy
Knowledge Conductor
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Building Strong Communities
Education
LGBT Issues in YA Lit
In a senior research project, Middle Childhood Education major Natalie French
’17 explored LGBT representation in young adult literature.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Earning Learning
Environment & Sustainability
Ew!
Environmental Science & Zoology major Serena George ’19 conducted summer
research exploring the presence of ticks on roadkill vertebrates in northern
Tanzania.
Communication & Journalism
Green Words & Images
Communication major Ash Moen ’21 traveled from Lake Erie to Hocking Hills taking
photos and writing poems, which were collected in a book to encourage people to
think about care about environmental issues.
Biological Sciences
Identify Megaviruses in Iceland
Health & Human Kinetics
Season-Ending Slumps?
Exercise Science major Jacqueline Feliciano ’18 studied muscle imbalances and
performance changes during a field hockey season. She moved on to the Doctor of
Physical Therapy Program at Ohio University.
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
South Africa Volunteer
Isabel Cherry ’18 worked as a youth empowerment intern at One Heart Source in
Cape Town, South Africa, a nonprofit to empower young people through quality
education and care.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
A Capital Experience
Psychology & Neuroscience
Healthy Aging
Biological Sciences
Cleveland Clinic
Microbiology major Gretchen Weaver ’20 worked with doctors at the Cleveland
Clinic Cole Eye Institute-Louis Stokes VA Medical Center to study the effects of
diabetic retinopathy.
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Working in Washington
Blake Johnson ’25 interned with The Salvation Army and participated in an
educational program in Washington, D.C., developing leadership skills, learning
about hyperpartisanship, and sustaining the efforts of nonprofits.
Biological Sciences
Zoology & Climate Change in Alaska
Environment & Sustainability
Red Ice?
Madeleine Rea ’20 worked with Prof. Nathan Rowley on research using satellite
imaging data to explore the effects of red algae on glacier melt rates of the
Harding Icefield in Alaska.
Performing Arts
Chicago Student Learning
Fine Arts
The Art of Internship
Communications major and Fine Arts minor Sisi Fish ’24 spent a summer working
for Cleveland’s Summer on the Cuyahoga program as a marketing and special
projects intern.
Communication & Journalism
Live from New York ...
Economics & Business
Japanese Entrepreneurship
International Business major Emily Julius ’16 explored obstacles that Japanese
women entrepreneurs face, researching successful Japanese women and conducting
interviews with Japanese businesswomen.
Performing Arts
Choral Performance in Italy
Psychology & Neuroscience
Australian Internship
Economics & Business
ABC Studios Internship
Sociology & Anthropology
Psychopathy & Criminal Justice
In an independent study project, Dilara Gingerich ’19 explored how the criminal
justice system can use information about psychopathy to protect society from
criminals with that condition.
Physics & Astronomy
Stellar Magnetic Fields
Working with Prof. Robert Harmon, Alec Martin '19 observed the starspots of a
young star in order to better understand how a star's magnetic fields are
created.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Braid Groups at Roots of Unity
Economics & Business
From Internship to Employment
Trey Olsen ’18: "It was extremely rewarding to apply my knowledge from Ohio
Wesleyan and represent OWU among an internship class from Ivy League and other
prestigious universities."
Medical & Health Professions
Medical Research in Australia
Psychology & Neuroscience
Diagnosing Neurodegenerative Disease
Medical & Health Professions
Children’s Hospital Allergy Research
For two summers, Jack Mauter ’21 conducted research on respiratory conditions
with a doctor in the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Department of Allergy and
Immunology.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Measuring Brain Activity
Erika Shultz '18 measured the brain waves of subjects while they completed tasks
to support the theory that, depending on our goals, our brain activity switches
between proactive and reactive control.
Mathematics & Computer Science
STEM Scholar Showcase
Nick Mankowski ’25 has been participating in an internship with 3E since
mid-July under the supervision of two of the company’s senior software
engineers.
Biological Sciences
Volunteer Aiding Wildlife in Zimbabwe
Health & Human Kinetics
Exploring Allergens
Economics & Business
Entrepreneurial Success!
Sociology & Anthropology
Access to Medicine in India
Using a human rights framework suggested by philosopher Johnathan Wolff,
Valentina Marginean ’16 found if stakeholders perceive an obligation to protect
intellectual property, they risk inhibiting access to generic medicines.
Biological Sciences
Central America Semester
Zoology major Becca Strider ’20 received a full-tuition program scholarship from
the Council on International Educational Exchange to study in Central America
for 18 weeks.
Medical & Health Professions
Cincy Children's Fellowship
In a Cincinnati Children’s research fellowship, Madeline Bonfield ’18 examined
the correlation between the presence of a language gap and lower social function
and negative behaviors in children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
History & Period Studies
Cataloging Mysterious Merrick Museum
Josh Pletcher '21 presented an iCubed lecture about his time spent cataloging
artifacts in OWU's Brandt Museum of Zoology.
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Reassignment Surgery Study
Under Prof. Richelle Schrock, Carson Shaw ’18 researched and presented how
healthcare and culture impact cost and experience of sex reassignment surgery in
Europe.
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Shakespeare's England Travel-Learning
Philosophy & Religion
Crime & Punishment
Curry Carr ’21 worked with Prof. Shari Stone-Mediatore to examine arguments that
facilitated the enactment of harsh U.S. sentencing laws, focusing on truth in
sentencing laws in Illinois.
Education
Integrated Science in the Galapagos
Medical & Health Professions
Reduce, Reuse, Upcycle
Pre-Medicine major Alex Goldenberg ’25 founds nonprofit to provide clothing and
shoes to Delaware County homeless community.
Economics & Business
Accounting in Australia
Economics & Business
Online or Bricks & Mortar?
Business Administration major Kera Bussey-Sims ’18 traveled to Seattle to
interview leaders at Nordstrom and Amazon on how technology is being integrated
into the fashion business.
Health & Human Kinetics
Culture & Cuisine in D.C.
Performing Arts
Big Apple Adventure
Dyna Bresson ’24 spent a semester enrolled in the New York Arts Program, during
which she completed an internship with an award-winning company founded as a
multi-racial ensemble dedicated to using theater as an agent for positive social
change.
Mathematics & Computer Science
Programmed for Success
Communication & Journalism
Sisi in the City
Sisi Fish ’24 is spending the summer living and working in the Cleveland, Ohio,
area, where she is serving as the marketing and special projects intern for the
Summer on the Cuyahoga (SOTC) organization.
Sociology & Anthropology
Sociology & Sectarianism
Mathematics & Computer Science
Well-Connected
World Languages & Cultures
Palabras Poderosas
Samantha Merino ’21 spent a semester working remotely as the Spanish
interpretation and translation intern for the Canton, Ohio-based Immigrant
Worker Project.
Biological Sciences
Veterinary Internship
Philosophy & Religion
Afrocentric Learning Philosophy
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Live in the Sexual and Gender Equality House (SAGE)
Psychology & Neuroscience
Mayo Clinic Internship
Biological Sciences
Wildlife Rescue Internship in Florida
Medical & Health Professions
Volunteer Aiding Wildlife in Zimbabwe
Performing Arts
Intensive Summer Learning
Kristen Krak ’15 used an OWU Connection grant to attend the National Theatre
Institute summer intensive in Waterford, Connecticut, for classes, collaborative
creation, and workshops.
Performing Arts
Columbus Connections
Brianna Robinson ’15 worked side by side with Opera Columbus, Columbus Dance
Theatre, Central Ohio Symphony, and the Columbus Symphony Orchestra.
Health & Human Kinetics
ACL Timetables
Cassandra Oberle ’18 conducted a research project testing leg strength and power
in athletes with and without ACL reconstruction to better determine when
athletes should return to training.
Medical & Health Professions
STEM Research in Dublin, Ireland
Megha Malik ’21 received a $5,000 Gilman Scholarship to travel to Dublin,
Ireland, to participate in a Summer STEM Research program at University College
Dublin.
Environment & Sustainability
Environmental Science Along Offa's Dyke
Global Studies
Volunteer Service in Peru
History & Period Studies
Internships Digitizing Renaissance Texts
Environment & Sustainability
Preserving a Paradise in Costa Rica
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
A Capital Experience
Biological Sciences
A Deep Dive
Biological Sciences
Invasive Honeysuckle
In a Summer Science Research Project, Aidan Shumaker ’20 worked with Prof.
Laurie Anderson to research greenhouse gas emissions underneath invasive
honeysuckle and native spicebush shrub species.
Performing Arts
Award-Winning Composition
English, Creative Writing, & Film
Big Apple Adventure
Dyna Bresson ’24 spent a semester enrolled in the New York Arts Program, during
which she completed an internship with an award-winning company founded as a
multi-racial ensemble dedicated to using theater as an agent for positive social
change.
Philosophy & Religion
Conflict Resolution in Northern Ireland
Chemistry
Yeast Research
Biochemistry major Madeleine Sorrick '19 spent a summer working with two
professors at The Ohio State University exploring "Yeast Display of Cysteine
Free 3E8 Antibodies."
Communication & Journalism
Communication Internship
Sarah Jonassen ’22 completed a summer internship with Franklin County’s Mifflin
Township, expanding her writing portfolio.
Biological Sciences
Finding Direction
Chloe Sullivan ’24 and several fellow OWU students spent the summer working to
complete NASA-funded research in the laboratory of Chris Wolverton, Ph.D.
Chemistry
A Deep Dive
Biological Sciences
Prepared to Achieve
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
A Capital Experience
Africana, Gender, & Identity Studies
Dengue Fever Research
Carly LoVullo ’16 received a $24,000 fellowship to support a yearlong study of
best practices for community-based disease surveillance of dengue fever in three
Tanzanian coastal regions.
Economics & Business
Internship to Accounting Career
Environment & Sustainability
Campus Options for Solar Panels
Medical & Health Professions
Medical Internship in Melbourne
Medical & Health Professions
New York Knowledge
Biological Sciences
Children’s Hospital Allergy Research
Genetics major Jack Mauter ’21 researched the effect of house dust mites on
human epithelial cells at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Department of
Allergy and Immunology.
Biological Sciences
Salt Pollution
Colin Hawes ’20, Becca Porter ’20, and Katie Vonderembse ’19 worked with
professor Amy Downing to study salt pollution in freshwater near campus, as part
of a global research project with universities around the world.
Economics & Business
Paying Dividends
World Languages & Cultures
Hi, Spain!
Economics & Business
Cultural Immersion
Politics, Government, & Pre-Law
Global Democracy Forum
Sociology & Anthropology
Servants, Not Saviors
Raissa Kanku '19 interned with the Borgen Project, a nonprofit that aims to
reduce global poverty by advocating for U.S. congressional leaders to support
bills tied to foreign aid and poverty.
Sociology & Anthropology
Immersed in Italy
Education
Math Methodologies
Early Childhood Education major Gabi Coty ’17 explored methods used around the
world for teaching mathematics in her senior research project.
Psychology & Neuroscience
Promoting Veteran Mental Health Awareness
World Languages & Cultures
Study Classics in Athens or Rome
During a semester or summer, students participate in programs such as the
American School of Classical Studies at Athens, the College Year in Athens, or
the Institute for Roman Culture in Rome.
Economics & Business
Accounting Fellows Internships
Students in the Accounting Fellows program participate in at least one
internship and make connections with OWU alumni working in New York and
Washington, D.C.
Fine Arts
Art in Italy
Ohio Wesleyan students visit Italy to study “From Early Museum to Contemporary
Biennial” using an OWU Connection grant. They travel with mentor Erin Fletcher,
director of the Ross Art Museum.
Economics & Business
European Union
Economics major Erica Shah ’16 used an OWU Connection grant to travel to
European Union headquarters in Belgium to study how the EU sustains its aims
with its cultural, economic, and political diversity.
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