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Government & French

Stacy Ndlovu: 'In 10 years, I see myself as an expert in international law'

Stacy NdlovuGovernment & FrenchBulawayo, ZimbabweWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

English (with a pre-med curriculum)

Elizabeth McKenzie Klein : 'This institution encouraged me to pursue my passions – even if they seemed somewhat contradictory'

Elizabeth McKenzie KleinEnglish (with a pre-med curriculum)McLean, VAWhy did you choose Cornell?

Science & Technology Studies, Sociology

Christie Abel: 'I was able to create dialogue and institute real change on campus'

Christie AbelScience & Technology Studies & SociologyNewtown Square, PAWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

College Scholar

Aaron Benedict: 'I hope to help our nation respond to climate change by transitioning from fossil fuels'

Aaron BenedictCollege ScholarSyracuse, NYWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Mathematics

Solomon Maina: 'I gravitated towards courses with the most potential for novelty'

Solomon MainaMathematicsIthaca, NYWhat do you value about your liberal arts education?The value of freedom to explore intellectual (and indeed other) interests cannot be understated. I certainly would be a much different person (probably in a bad way) had I not taken the courses in the humanities and social sciences that I got to take while I was a student at Cornell.

Economics, Psychology, China & Asia-Pacific Studies

Jin Han Kim: 'Developing personal values is as important as pursuing academic studies'

Jin Han KimEconomics, Psychology, China & Asia-Pacific StudiesGreat Neck, NYWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Psychology

Devon Kimball: 'I felt at home at Cornell the moment I came to visit'

Devon KimballPsychologyTrumbull, CTWhy did you choose Cornell?I had done all the research, looked at all the statistics and asked everyone's advice, but when it came down to it, I felt at home at Cornell the moment I came to visit.What is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

Science & Technology Studies, Biological Sciences

Gina Surita: 'Research has been my most meaningful and rewarding intellectual experience'

Gina SuritaBiological Sciences & Science & Technology Studies Alfred, NYWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

China & Asia Pacific Studies & Near Eastern Studies

Savannah Jo Dowling: 'I made the decision to commit myself to pursuing opportunities in the Middle East after I graduate'

Savannah Jo DowlingChina & Asia Pacific Studies, Near Eastern StudiesSan Diego, CAWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

Psychology

Fred Callaway: 'Professor Edelman would always take my opinion seriously'

Fred CallawayPsychologyBerkeley, CAWho or what influenced your Cornell education the most? How or why?