"I have gained a deep understanding of criminological concepts, policy implications, and the most innovative and progressive research methodology."
"My NASA-Funded internship provided me with the opportunity to inspire a future generation of scientists by leading a two-week STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) education program for students in Framingham Public Schools."
"The internet has put GIS at the forefront of our society with the availability to map objects in real time using GPS, the use of high-resolution remote sensing/satellite imagery data, and the ability to analyze crowdsourcing data."
"Coming into college I wanted to be a cardiologist. Now that I’m taking developmental biology, I’m starting to think fetal medicine would be interesting. I will go into (medical school) with an open mind and go from there."
"From early slave and captivity narratives to the Transcendentalists and the beginnings of the women's rights movement, early American literature offers a wide diversity of texts and subject matters."
"M.I.S.S. (Motivation, Intersectionality, Sisterhood and Solidarity) started from a desire on campus to have a group that supports women. It’s about making friends, having mentors and hearing from women in successful jobs and careers."
"The amount of work needed to be successful is challenging at times, but the faculty have always been available outside of designated class times, and have been very creative in accommodating the demands of my busy schedule."
"Once I arrive (to teach English in Kosovo through the Peace Corps), I will need to learn about my school and my students before I can establish a lesson plan that is best suited to the community."