Career Services News

For the past six weeks, I was able to dive into the field of nephrology with some of the most renowned research physicians in their field.

I worked for the Home Base Program which is through Massachusetts General Hospital and the Red Sox Foundation. Home Base provides clinical care and support services such as resiliency education to veterans of post-9/11 conflicts.

For my summer internship, I worked for the Irish International Immigrant Center, which provides free legal, education, and counseling services to immigrants, both Irish and non-Irish.

This summer, I had the opportunity to intern in the Department of Cancer Biology at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine. I specifically worked on determining that a protein involved in inflammation can be degraded by a specific member of the degradation pathway.

During my time at BH Architecture Firm, I had the opportunity to work as part of an architecture and engineering team on a renovation project in the heart of Budapest, Hungary.

I spent my summer as an intern with Danielle Brown, a fashion household name in Ghana, that produces African-inspired contemporary pieces. It has been one of my most impactful summers so far.

This summer I worked as a Software Engineering Intern for Date My Wardrobe, a small startup located in Boston, Massachusetts. Date My Wardrobe is a fashion company that allows users to monetize their wardrobes by posting designer items to rent out to others in the area.

I worked for Guinness World Records this summer. I ran the inquiries email box all summer but also held many responsibilities in the form of projects.

This summer I was fortunate enough to participate in a mini-MBA program for liberal arts undergraduate students at Tuck Business School at Dartmouth. Over the course of 30 days, I took courses in accounting, economics, marketing, strategy and corporate finance.

This summer I had the incredible opportunity to work on an archaeological investigation near San Juan Teotihuacan, Mexico at a site called Altica. Altica is a small settlement dating to the Formative-period (1800BC-100AD), making it one of the earliest sites in the Basin of Mexico.