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September 8 - 14 Back to college, back to business One of many students involved in career preparation experiences this past summer, Rosa Solis ’26 worked with Rock County Jumpstart through Impact Beloit. “One of the most meaningful parts of my internship,” shares Rosa, “was the opportunity to work closely with so many dedicated and inspiring business owners.”Hello Beloiters! A cornerstone of an education at Beloit College is growing as professionals. Explore the many ways to get this real world experience, on and off campus. Here are some steps you can take to get started!
At Beloit College, career exploration is an integral part of your college experience, as long as you take the first step! Sports recapThe Volleyball, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Soccer, and Football teams competed across the Midwest this past week. Use the Athletics website calendar to find home games, or keep an eye on the events list in this newsletter each week. Get out there and support your fellow Buccaneers! You all know what’s up by now – we’re hiring a student sportswriter. If this sounds interesting, apply for the C&M Content Creator position as soon as possible and indicate you’d like to do sportswriting. |
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Register for the Involvement FairSign-up to promote your club or organization at the Involvement Fair on Sept. 17. The deadline to apply is Sept. 10 at 4 p.m. Share your classifieds and community eventsThe Classifieds-Community Beloit Google Group is for any member of the Beloit campus community – students, faculty, and staff. It provides an internal place to offer things to buy/sell/give away, to promote local events and opportunities, and more. Beloiter Days Homecoming ParadeSign up your group for the annual homecoming parade on Saturday, Sept. 20. All Beloit College’s clubs, organizations, Greek life orgs, and teams are encouraged to participate, and the winning group will get some cool stuff. The deadline to sign up is Thursday, Sept. 11. |
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The pursuit of justice![]() Thomas Fleming ’27 pursued an independent research project that analyzed 10 years of raw data from the Wisconsin Court System to look for patterns in criminal charging in Rock County. The project builds on Thomas’ previous research on the connection between plea-bargaining and mass incarceration. Tackling U.S. nuclear strategy![]() Lily Wojtowicz ’11 is a research fellow at the Centre for International Security at the Hertie School in Berlin, an expert in the field of nuclear security and strategy. Lily’s interest stretches back to her senior international relations thesis on nuclear nonproliferation. The world through Roy Chapman Andrews’ eyes![]() Liberal arts education took Roy Chapman Andrews to the ends of the earth. 100 years later, Professor Shannon Fie followed in his footsteps as part of the Roy Chapman Andrews Legacy Expedition, honoring his original 1925 Gobi Desert expedition by collecting artifacts and data from sites that are well known, but not well documented. |
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