Thomas Glenn, a junior double majoring in Education and Youth Studies and Spanish, began volunteering at the Stateline Literacy Council and connected with Ann Ward, the executive director of the Stateline Literacy Council, who allowed him to teach a beginning English class after he expressed interest in a teaching career.
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Before the 2025 Beloiter Day festivities began, 30 alumni had an assignment to complete.
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Students in “Spanish in Dialogue with the Environment” researched environmental issues from El País, then created libros cartoneros—hand-painted books made from recycled cardboard. Under Profesora Cerghedean’s guidance, they transformed language learning and environmental awareness into a unique art project that blends sustainability with storytelling.
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Shobhita Bharadwaj ’27 cooperated with Professor Susan Furukawa to develop the course syllabus for an upcoming course on “Ecocriticism in Japan”. Shobhita gathered and analyzed literary and cultural sources, evaluated their relevance, and documented her findings in a comprehensive bibliography and draft syllabus.
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Helmi Kawsar ’27 shares her experiences while on a Global Experience Seminar in Spain in the summer 2025.
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Josie Czuj ’25 knew that she wanted to study abroad during her time at Beloit. In fact, a large part of why she chose Beloit in the first place was “for the study abroad programs, and I knew I wanted to do one semester Spanish speaking, one semester French speaking.”
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Jasmin Anna Bowers ’25 of Richmond, Texas, recipient of the 2025 Martha Peterson Prize, distinguished herself at Beloit with her academic excellence, leadership, and initiative outside the classroom. An outstanding student and community member, she exemplifies excellence in leadership, academics, and athletics.
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