Yuqing (Eva) Cao Comparative Literature & German Studies Beijing, China What are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?
Destiny Malloy ’21 had a sweet internship lined up this summer near New York City, working in data analytics at L’Oreal. After COVID-19, it was converted to unpaid and remote. Adam Spaulding-Astudillo ’20 was in interviews for a job using his degree in ecology and evolutionary biology, but companies stopped hiring.
Asian studies, Feminist, Gender & Sexuality studies
Raven Schwam-Curtis Asian Studies and Feminist, Gender & Sexuality Studies Houston, Texas Why did you choose Cornell? I wanted the freedom to explore different majors and Cornell offers a massive range of academic paths. I was never one of those kids who knew what they wanted to be when they grew up, so having that flexibility was crucial.
Maya Cutforth American Studies, Africana Studies & Spanish Denver, Co What are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?
Kyra Wisniewski Computer Science & Mathematics Dublin, Oh Why did you choose Cornell? Even though it's cheesy, I chose Cornell because the first time I visited the campus it felt like home. There is so much information being thrown at you when you are trying to decide what college to go to, sometimes you need to trust your gut with life decisions. Something about the atmosphere on campus drew me here.
Kate Selley China & Asia Pacific Studies Annapolis, MD Why did you choose Cornell? I chose Cornell for three reasons: the China & Asia-Pacific Studies Program in Arts & Sciences, the climate change minor in CALS, and the opportunity to join an up-and-coming sailing team. What is your main extracurricular activity and why is it important to you?