Curiosity. Knowledge. Purpose.
Curiosity, Knowledge, and Purpose in Action
Sarah Pomeranz ('20, RBS/HC/DRC) has dedicated her time at Rutgers to developing her leadership and entrepreneurship skills, and expanding her knowledge of the world, all to focus on social justice. Following graduation, she'll begin her year as a John Lewis Fellow through the prestigious Humanity in Action Fellowship with a full-time position this fall as a strategy consultant at Accenture in Washington, DC.
An Interdisciplinary View on Opportunity
Amol Lotia ('20, SOE/RBS/HC) began his career at Rutgers as an engineering student aiming to expand his analytical skillset and problem-solving abilities, but his interest in business remained central too. Driven by both of his passions, he has a dual degree in economics and industrial and systems engineering. With his experience as assistant director of the prestigious Road to Wall Street program and past internship at Credit Suisse, Amol is prepared for his full time position there in the Financial Sponsors Group.
The Balance Between Science and Humanism in Medicine
Hannah Calvelli ('20, SAS/HC) has been working in a research lab since her freshman year, studying nanotherapeutics for immune modulation in Parkinson's Disease. In addition to contributing to several publications, she conducted research at the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Strokes where she received an Exceptional Summer Student Award. She will be attending medical school next year.
The Honors College has provided me with an unparalleled environment to thrive. I 'fit in' here, and have created long-lasting friendships with driven, inspirational people, from many different majors.
The Honors College has provided me with an unparalleled environment to thrive. I 'fit in' here, and have created long-lasting friendships with driven, inspirational people, from many different majors.
— Jeremy Lewan
Member of the Honors College
Student at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
Being a part of the Honors College has helped me grow as both a student and a leader! My experiences here have given me the tools that I need to be successful in both my professional work and personal life.
Being a part of the Honors College has helped me grow as both a student and a leader! My experiences here have given me the tools that I need to be successful in both my professional work and personal life.
— Jorden Xavier
Member of the Honors College
Student at the School of Engineering
Being a part of the Honors College community helped me get adjusted to college life because it felt like a smaller version of Rutgers with all the diversity and the various schools being represented. Not only did I find a home within the community, but I also was exposed to some amazing opportunities both inside and outside of Rutgers through the Honors College.
Being a part of the Honors College community helped me get adjusted to college life because it felt like a smaller version of Rutgers with all the diversity and the various schools being represented. Not only did I find a home within the community, but I also was exposed to some amazing opportunities both inside and outside of Rutgers through the Honors College.
— Anna Masciandaro
Member of the Honors College
Student at the School of Arts and Sciences
By connecting me to everything from academic and extracurricular opportunities to a strong support network of faculty and fellow students, the Honors College has truly had a profound impact on every facet of my experience at Rutgers.
By connecting me to everything from academic and extracurricular opportunities to a strong support network of faculty and fellow students, the Honors College has truly had a profound impact on every facet of my experience at Rutgers.
— Erin McGowan
Member of the Honors College
Student at the School of Arts and Sciences
My experience at the Honors College has been especially rewarding because of all the amazing people I met. It's not just the students, but the faculty are such interesting people and show that they really care about you.
My experience at the Honors College has been especially rewarding because of all the amazing people I met. It's not just the students, but the faculty are such interesting people and show that they really care about you.
— Ritwik Baksi
Member of the Honors College
Student at the School of Arts and Sciences
I quickly realized that at the Honors College, you are limitless. With each day, I encountered new challenges, ideas, and celebrations because of the rich blend of academics and social life to be found here.
I quickly realized that at the Honors College, you are limitless. With each day, I encountered new challenges, ideas, and celebrations because of the rich blend of academics and social life to be found here.
— Miranda Madrazo
Member of the Honors College
Student at the School of Arts and Sciences