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Undergraduate Research Leads to Mayo Clinic for Sara Graves
After joining the Gustavus community as a PSEO student, the senior is set to return to the Mayo Clinic for research after graduation.
Research Drives Anna Krieger ’17 to Awards, Grad School
Hands-on research as a first-year student laid the foundation for Anna Krieger's path to grad school, with a few awards along the way...
Tim Paczynski Represents Minnesota as Fund for Education Abroad Scholarship Winner
Selected from a pool of over 1,500 applicants, the philosophy and math double major hopes to study in Hungary next year.
Three Gusties Recognized by Rossing Fund for Physics Education Endowment
Elise Le Boulicaut ‘18, Ben Rorem ‘19, and Xiaoqi Yu ‘19 have been named Rossing Physics Scholars for 2017-2018 for their exemplary work in physics.
Katie Aney ’18 Wins Goldwater Scholarship, Prepares for Summer Research at Harvard
The Gustavus junior majors in biochemistry and math, plays on the women's tennis team, and maintains a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
Video: Emily Syverud ’17 Spends Semester in Spain
What's it like for a Gustavus student to study away in Seville, Spain? Watch the video to find out!
Emily Seelen ’13 Studies Water Quality in Sweden
Seelen, a graduate student at University of Connecticut, is conducting research at Umeå University in Sweden after receiving funding through the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide program.
Pre-Physical Therapy Students Thrive at Gustavus
Striving to assist Gustavus students on the pre-health track, the Office of Career Development builds a collection and network of resources and advisers to guide each student to become the best applicant they can be. The most recent cycle of pre-physical therapy Gustavus graduates proved to be very competitive applicants after exceeding the national averages of admission into graduate programs.
Career Development Office Launches New “Cluster” Model
Students can now receive tailored career guidance by choosing from one or more of seven career interest clusters, including a "still deciding" option.
Justin Helps ’11 to Host Khan Academy Facebook Live Session on A.P. Physics
Are you a high school student taking Advanced Placement Physics? Gustavus Adolphus College alumnus Justin Helps ’11 will be hosting a Facebook Live session on Thursday, Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. central time to discuss the skills necessary to succeed in A.P. Physics. The live coaching session will include tips and strategies for success as well as a question-and-answer period.