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Religious Studies & Asian Studies

Paola A. Camacho-Lemus: 'Find work that fulfills your sense of purpose'

Paola A. Camacho-LemusReligious Studies & Asian StudiesNorthshore, CAWhat is your main extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

Biological Sciences

Sung Hun Choi: 'My peers taught me about different cultures, backgrounds, cuisines, and even my new hobby of rock climbing'

Sung Hun ChoiBiological SciencesCary, NCWhat accomplishments/activities are you most proud of while at Cornell?

Biological Sciences & Chemistry

Aboubacar Wague: 'My chemistry professor greatly supported me and taught me how to think critically through problems'

Aboubacar WagueBiological Sciences & ChemistryBronx, NYWhat is your main extracurricular activity--why is it important to you?

Government & Africana Studies

Brianna Barrett: 'Stay true to your most authentic self'

Brianna BarrettGovernment & Africana StudiesMorristown, NJWho or what influenced your Cornell education the most? How or why?

Spanish & History

Aleson Laird: 'It’s a question of showing up, and not being silent, and that’s a spirit that I’ll carry with me when I leave here'

Aleson LairdSpanish & HistoryNapa, CAWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Comparative Literature

Zelmira Carolina Rizo-Patron: 'I have learned to be more open and have a wider perspective'

Zelmira Carolina Rizo-PatronComparative LiteratureMiami, FLWhat Cornell memory do you treasure the most?

History of Art & Comparative Literature

Troy Sherman: 'Fanclub Collective has taught me what it means to create and foster safe, alternative, radical spaces of mutual appreciation and respect'

Troy ShermanHistory of Art & Comparative LiteratureHarwich, MAWhat is your main extracurricular activity--why is it important to you?

Economics

Robin Wang: 'The fact that my research question leads to novel insights makes it all the more exciting to me'

Robin WangEconomicsOak Park, ILWhat is your main extracurricular activity--why is it important to you?

Biological Sciences

Mary Melati: 'Being pre-med in the College of Arts & Sciences means that my education emphasizes well-roundedness and critical thinking'

Mary MelatiBiological SciencesJakarta, IndonesiaWhat is your main extracurricular activity — why is it important to you?

Music

Hannah Krall: 'Knowing and understanding art, literature and music is vital to the longevity of our society'

Hannah KrallMusicWest Lawn, PAWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?I took a music history class taught by Professor Rebecca Harris-Warrick my sophomore year. I fell in love with learning about music history, so I decided to become a musicologist.What Cornell memory do you treasure the most?