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Biological Sciences & Religious Studies

Radhika Narasimhan: ‘I learned to respect my own voice’

Radhika NarasimhanBiological Sciences & Religious StudiesSouth Brunswick, NJWhat are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?

Italian & Psychology

Renee Williamson: ‘The biggest gift Cornell has given me is its language programs’

Renee WilliamsonItalian & PsychologyWorcester, MAWhat are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?

History of Art & Archaeology

Ryan Stommel: ‘I will embark on a journey to become the first person in history to visit every country in the world multiple times’

Ryan StommelHistory of Art & ArchaeologyFond du Lac, WIWhat are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?

History

Sarah Meidl: ‘The most significant part of who I am is not tied to nationality but is defined by the relationships I form with others’

Sarah MeidlHistoryHannibal, MOWhat was your favorite class and why?

China and Asia Pacific Studies & Government & Asian Studies

Shauna Hwang: ‘I’ve become a much more confident person since arriving at Cornell’

Shauna HwangChina and Asia Pacific Studies & Government & Asian StudiesAustin, TXWhat is your main extracurricular activity--why is it important to you?

Information Science & Economics

Tiffany Wang: ‘I gained the confidence to speak up’

Tiffany WangInformation Science & EconomicsNew York City, NYWhat are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?

Government & Sociology

Tireniolu Onabajo: ‘I am proud of learning who I am, what I am grateful for, what I believe in and the difference I want to make in the world’

Tireniolu OnabajoGovernment & SociologyLagos, NigeriaWhat are the most valuable skills you gained from your Arts & Sciences education?

Philosophy & Classics

‘Sapere aude, incipe.’ (translation: Dare to know. Begin!)

Vivian (Yijie) JinPhilosophy & ClassicsHangzhou, ChinaWhat have you accomplished as a Cornell student that you are most proud of, either inside the classroom or otherwise?

Psychology

Undergrads to present psychology research at May 9 conference

A&S Communications

The 2019 Cornell Undergraduate Psychology (CUP) Conference will bring together undergraduate students with diverse interests to share their research, meet other students and faculty and learn about the various kinds of psychological research being conducted across the Cornell campus. The conference will be held May 9 in the Physical Sciences Building Atrium from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Government

Whose work is it? The military or the police?

Cornell Research

Jessica Zarkin studies the effects of violence on citizens’ perceptions and behavior in Latin America. A comparative politics PhD student in Government, Zarkin is trying to understand the connection between state institutions and citizens. Her focus is on security.