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With “A Marriage Between Everything I Learned in Both My Majors,” Kayla Richardson ’24 Embarks on a Career in Constitutional Law
Kayla Richardson ’24 believes that the two majors she quickly declared after arriving at Hollins have given her the best possible preparation for a legal career. “Political science was my […]
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Hollins Professor Receives NEH Summer Stipend to Underwrite Book Project
Ruth Alden Doan Assistant Professor of History Christopher Florio has received a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Stipend award of $6,000 to support his project, “The Problem of Poverty in the Anglo-American Age of Slave Emancipation, 1780-1865.”
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Wyndham Robertson Library Honors Undergraduate Research Award Winners and Finalists
Wyndham Robertson Library has announced the winners and finalists of this year’s Undergraduate Research Awards. The annual awards recognize exemplary student research projects completed in Hollins courses.
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“I Found My Voice at Hollins”: Marie Gruver ’24 Charts Her Own Course as a Classicist and Historian
“The prologues of history are my favorite things,” says Marie Gruver ’24, and the double major in classical studies and history has devoted much of her academic career to the […]
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Public Health
Students who major or minor in public health at Hollins learn to recognize, assess, and address various issues of health on individual, community, and global levels. A commitment to social […]
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Through an Art History Major, Internships, and Study Abroad, Eleanor Robb ’24 Ignites Her Passion for Archaeology
She smiles about it now, but Eleanor Robb ’24 vividly recalls a truly anxious moment during her work last summer with the Jamestown Rediscovery archaeological field school. “I was one […]
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SURF Students Explore Foreign Policy Involving Central Asian Republics
As part of this year’s Hollins Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program, Susanna Helms ’24 and Sylvia Adongo ’26 have worked closely with John P. Wheeler Professor of Political Science […]
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“My Journey Back Home”: Savannah Scott ’22 Returns to Alaska to Serve in the CDC’s Public Health Associate Program
Beginning this fall, Savannah Scott ’22 will spend two years working with the Tanana Chiefs Conference, an Alaska Native nonprofit organization, as part of a CDC program dedicated to developing the next generation of public health professionals.
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With Help from GLAM and Disney, Hannah Slusser ’24 Is Building a Foundation to Become a Librarian
When she arrived at Hollins nearly four years ago, Hannah Slusser ’24 was certain of two things: She wanted to major in history, and she wanted to eventually become a […]
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Dakota Webb-Hawkins ’26 Selected for Prestigious LSAC Plus Program
Dakota Webb-Hawkins, a senior political science major from Woodbridge, Va., has dreamed of being a lawyer since middle school. In August, she took the LSAT and has just finished law […]
