The 1974 Peru Seminar’s Continuing Connections
Fifty years on from the 1974 Peru Seminar, participants look back and consider how that adventure in South America forged lasting connections and shaped their lives.
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Recent Beloit graduates have continued on into a variety of career paths including graduate (PhD) programs, healthcare training programs, and positions in industry and government.
Recent Beloiters are currently in grad programs at:
- Washington University in St. Louis (chemistry, PhD)
- University of Minnesota (natural resources, PhD)
- Cornell University (molecular biology & genetics, PhD)
- University of Michigan (chemical biology, PhD)
- University of Colorado at Boulder (chemistry, PhD)
Recent Beloiters are currently in the following programs:
- dentistry programs (Marquette University, Creighton School of Dentistry),
- pharmacy (Medical College of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin),
- nursing (MSN, Johns Hopkins)
- medical school (University of Wisconsin, MCW, Mayo College of Medicine)
Stories
Pathways to Medicine
Successful careers in medicine, research, and public health are not uncommon among Beloit College graduates.
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Belonging Here
At UC Berkeley, Aaron Joiner’12 is doing important research on the protein structures implicated in two neurodegenerative diseases, including ALS. His commitment to that work and to helping younger scientists of color feel at home in his field attracted a major honor from Beloit last fall.
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How do I want to Help? Navigating Healthcare Career Options
Doctor, nurse, physical therapist. While often top of mind for college applicants interested in health and medicine, there are in fact many more career options. A new Beloit course helps students both explore and prepare for them.
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Kindred spirits across five decades
Bob Norris’66 and Marcos Arroyo’16 consider each other close friends, talking for hours on the phone every few months. Although they graduated 50 years apart, these Beloiters have plenty to agree on.
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Grace Scott’22 selected to present at prestigious international dance film festival
Grace Scott, who graduated magna cum laude with a biochemistry major this past May, had her dance film Grenadine chosen from among the scores of submissions to the very prestigious ADF Movies by Movers Festival in North Carolina.
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Making a positive difference
Newly minted chemical engineer Kaela Evans’19 (BS’21, Washington University) is passionate about doing good in the world and paying it forward.
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