Tag: 2011
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St. Croix Theatre Festival Features Kim Braun ’11 and Ethan Bjelland ’12
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The annual St. Croix Theatre Festival in St. Croix Falls, Wisc., has opened for another season and, again this year, includes some familiar names from the Gustavus Department of Theatre & Dance and the Department of Music.
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Gusties to Light Up the Stage at Fringe Festival in August
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A number of current and former Gustavus students will be performing, directing, and producing at the 2013 Minnesota Fringe Festival, which will take place August 1-11 at various locations in Minneapolis.
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Keisha Bates ’11: Striving to be Extraordinary
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When alumna Keisha Bates ’11 made a visit to Gustavus Adolphus College as a high school senior she remembers her admission counselor telling her that ‘Gustavus is a safe place to do extraordinary things.’ That statement resonated with Bates during her four years on the hill, and sticks with her today as she is in…
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Kelly Broady ’11: From Gustavus to Stanford
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Kelly Broady ’11 was a standout student in the Biology Department at Gustavus Adolphus College and is now pursuing a master’s degree in human genetics and genetic counseling at Stanford University. Broady completed an independent research project and a senior honors thesis at Gustavus to gain valuable experience in her future professional field.
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Two Gusties Named Fulbright Scholars
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Gustavus Adolphus College alumna Claire Sagstuen ’11 and current senior Jean-Paul Noel ’12 have both been named Fulbright Scholars for 2012. Sagstuen will be teaching English in Bulgaria next year, while Noel will conduct research in Switzerland.
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Alumni Mentoring Program Benefits Economics and Management Majors
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The Economic and Management Department’s Alumni Mentoring Program is providing Gustavus students with important internships, job shadows, networking opportunities, and job interviews. The program is hoping to expand to other departments on campus in the near future.
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Gustavus Student Receives $50,000 EPA Fellowship
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Gustavus Adolphus College junior biology major Ethan Degner has been awarded a $50,000 Environmental Protection Agency Greater Research Opportunities (EPA GRO) Fellowship for Undergraduate Environmental Study. Degner was one of 30 fellowship recipients selected from throughout the nation.