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This Week In Photos: Outcomes

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In this special edition of This Week In Photos, meet some incredible HWS students and alums with amazing outcomes/leading lives of consequence.

Preston Tansill â18, James Mula â18 and Annie OâBrien â18 pose for a photo. Tansill, Mula and OâBrien have all accepted positions at Aon in Boston, a division of Aon plc, the leading global provider of risk management services, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, and human resources solutions, consulting and outsourcing.

Cole Bardawill â18 poses for a photo in front of Stern Hall. Bardawill recently accepted a position working as an Analyst at Goldman Sachs, a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm.

In April, Zahra Arabzada â19 was interviewed by Health Magazine for its #RealLifeStrong campaign. The piece focuses on Zahra's experience running in an ultramarathon and her advocacy work for women in Afghanistan. The article will run on Health.com this summer.

Evan Mextorf '18 will join the community of HWS alumane and alumni worldwide working for IHS Markit through an internship in Singapore. The opportunity is supported by the Charles H. Salisbury International Summer Internship stipend.

Through the Charles H. Salisbury Summer International Internship stipend, Bess Oliver '18 will intern for the international marketing commpunication, media and technology firm IPG Mediabrands in Singapore.

Joining the Peace Corps in Namibia this fall, Natalie Booth â18 will teach high school science and support local efforts to strengthen educational opportunities during her two-years of service throughout the nation.

Almamy Conde â18 poses for a photo in the L. Thomas Melly Lobby âX of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Conde will be joining the Bozzuto Group as a X.

This summer, Erika Ireland '19 will intern for US Commercial Service, the trade promotion arm of the U.S. Department of Commerce's Internation Trade Administration, in Paris, France. The opportunity is made possible through the Charles H. Salisbury International Summer Internship stipend.

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Joining the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic this fall, Carl Weiss â17 will assist school officials, volunteers and project partners in improving classroom curriculum and student reading skills as a Spanish literacy promoter. His two-year appointment, a longtime dream for Weiss, will also include creating programming to promote literacy throughout the community.

A recipient of the prestigious U.S. Fulbright Student Award, Lauren St. Peter â18 will travel to Taiwan this summer to begin her one-year tenure as an English Teaching Assistant on behalf of the U.S. Department of State. The chemistry major is an aspiring physician, who views her experiences abroad as essential preparation for a career rooted in international medical aid and development.

Emily Robinson '18 (left) and Bingqing Zhou '18 have been inducted into the Japanese National Honor Society - College Chapter (JNHS-CC), which recognizes academic excellence in the study of the Japanese language.â This society is administered by the American Association of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ), who seek to acknowledge outstanding students and promote the maintenance of high academic standards in Japanese language education.

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This summer, Eizabeth Weingast '18, a finalist in the 2016 Stu Lieblein Pitch Contest and Economics major, will begin working for J.P. Morgan as an Investment Banking Analyst.

Aidan Ely â18 poses for a photo in front of Warren Hunting Smith Library. Ely will be working at the Boys and Girls Club in Rochester, N.Y. as a member of Americorps' Youth Corps.

Hilda Agyekum â18 poses for a photo in front of St. Johnâs Chapel. Agyekum will be working as an X with Americorps.

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Through the Bickley Family Endowed International Internshipn Fund, Monika von Brauchitsch '18 will intern for the international marketing communication, media and technology firm IPG Mediabrands in Singapore.

Justas Valciukas â19 will be completing an internship with AEG in Vetnam, where he will be teaching English and coaching basketball.

The 2018 William Smith Commencement Class Speaker, Quinn Cullum '18 will head to N.Y.C. this summer to begin her career in financial services at IHS Markit as an associate finance analysist.

Through the Guarenteed Summer Internship program, John Mainella â19 will travel to Tel Aviv, Israel to intern as an athletic trainer with World Lacrosse Athletics.

Made possible through funding by the Tanaka award, Jackie Matos '19 will intern in Mumbai, India through the CIEE Global Summer Internship program. Matos will intern for an education focused non-profit and enroll in an integrated acedemic seminar.

Taylor Mancini â19 poses for a photo behind Williams Hall. Mancini â19 recently accepted an internship with Genworth, an industry leader in long-term care insurance and financial solutions for aging adults, where she will work with private and public teams, assisting with portfolio management by gathering, reviewing and analyzing research in order to provide timely recommendations.

Generously funded by the Tanaka award, Divya Tewari '19 will travel to Cambodia to work with an NGO.

Mikayla Meyer âX will take her passion for animals to Queensland, Australia to intern with Marine Land. The opportunity is made possible through the Guarenteed Internship Program launched by the Salisbury Center for Career Services.

Made possible by the Charles H. Salisbury International Summer Internship stipend, Brooks Follett '19 will intern for leading international marketing communication, media and technology firm IPG MediaBrands, Austrailia.

Alexandra Curtis '20 will intern this summer at the A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow, Russia. The internship is made possible through the Charles H. Salisbury International Internship stipend.

Since winning the 2017 Stu Lieblein Pitch Contest, Sam Solomon '17 has launched "Pizza Posto" a food truck delivering locally-sourced and wood-fired pizza to pop-up locations and special events throughout the Finger Lakes Region. "Pizza Posto" will be serving up pizza during the Friday night celebration at HWS Reunion.

William Samayoa â19 poses for a photo in front of Demarest Hall. Samayoa is currently completing an internship as a public relations assistant with the Aziza Group in Los Angeles, CA.

Elena Parkins '18 poses for a photo in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Parkins completed her Honors study in choral conducting during the 2017-2018 academic year and recently moved to Rochester, NY to pursue research in the field of child psychology.

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This summer, Adrianne Torea '19 will combine her passion for writing and music through an editorial internship with Baeble Music in Brooklyn, N.Y. Torea, a writer in the Office of Communications, will spend the fall semester studying abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France.

Kristine Vann '18, who completed an Honors project in photography during the 2017-2018 academic year, will begin a fellowship in Marketing & Design at The Kitchen Theater in Ithaca, N.Y.

Gyuri Dragomir â17 poses for a photo in the Centennial Center. Dragomir â recently aunched the âDeals en Routeâ in Geneva, an app that connecting consumers with local discounts through the power of geofencing and artificial intelligence

After a semester in the Reader's College "The Economics of the In Between" taught by Assistant Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson, Elizabeth Anderson 'xx and other members of the course will travel to Kenya for three weeks. Anderson will stay in Kenya to intern with Kiwimbi Opportunity through Education, an NGO that partners with underserved communities to create education opportunities through locally-run learning centers.

Following a trip to Kenya through the Reader's College "The Economics of the In Between" led by Assistant Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson, Sarah Banta 'xx will stay in Kenya to intern with Kiwimbi Opportunity through Education, an NGO that partners with underserved communities to create education opportunities through locally-run learning centers. The internship is made possible by two William Smith alumnae. (I believe one is Janet Wulster).

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