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Edit Prelaw Program in Europe - McKenna McCormick - Studying abroad in France with the Pre-Law Program in Europe was one of the most meaningful academic experiences I’ve had. McKenna McCormick ’26 Yes “Studying abroad in France with the Pre-law Program in Europe was one of the most meaningful academic experiences I’ve had. Exploring international law and politics while actually living in Europe made everything we learned feel more real and relevant. The class discussions, cultural immersion and court visits helped me grow both intellectually and personally.” Law, Society and Policy; Psychology
  • Pre-Law Program in Europe
9/10/2025 9/9/2025
Edit GEO - Rose Tardiff - I am Maxwell Rose Tardiff Yes Geography is super interdisciplinary. It equips students to be critical thinkers. It lays strong foundational and technical skills but then adds how to do mixed methods research. They’ve been very transferable across fields.” ’15 B.A. (Geog) Director of Neighborhood and Business Data and Evaluation, City of Syracuse
  • Alumni
  • Geography
8/1/2025 8/1/2025
Edit PAIA - Rain Henderson - I am Maxwell Rain Henderson Yes Maxwell’s curriculum taught me how to assess and translate analysis to diverse stakeholders, navigate ambiguity, foster leadership from the ground up and top down, identify leverage points, and mobilize people and policy toward meaningful outcomes.” ’00 B.A. (IR)/’01 M.P.A. Founder, Elemental Advisors
  • Alumni
  • International Relations
  • MPA
  • PAIA
7/1/2025 7/1/2025
Edit PAIA - Paulo De Miranda - I am Maxwell Paulo De Miranda Yes Maxwell nurtured in me a systemic lens—helping me understand that leadership in the public interest requires more than analytical rigor and imaginative reach.” ’00 M.A. (PA) CUSE50 Honoree; Co-Founder, DEEP
  • Online EMPA
  • Alumni
  • Executive Education
6/24/2025 6/24/2025
Edit Public Health - MPH - Mingxuan (Jessica) Li - Making an Impact Mingxuan (Jessica) Li No “Our goal of this study is to understand how newspapers for people of color discuss prostate cancer, examining both risk factors and media representation. We identified a significant gap in news coverage for people of color on this crucial health issue.” Mingxuan (Jessica) Li, and fellow students Michelle Asiedu-Danso and Matthew Scrape, received the Public Health Education and Health Promotion Student Award from the American Public Health Association for their research. ’24 Master of Public Health
6/20/2025 6/20/2025
Edit Public Health BS - MPH - Shelby Fenton - Getting a Jump on Med School Shelby Fenton No Shelby Fenton is interested in both the science and practice of public health. “My internships have strengthened my leadership, problem-solving and patient advocacy skills.” ’25 B.S Public Health, ’26 MPH
  • Public Health
  • Undergraduate
  • MPH
  • Graduate
6/20/2025 6/20/2025
Edit ESP - Public Health - BS - Sythong Run Sythong Run Yes “One of my dreams is to immerse myself in the Indigenous Cambodian community and write about their medical practices, but also capture their culture, because there hasn’t been much research done in those communities.” ’24 B.S. Environment, sustainability and policy; Public health Graduate Student, Anthropology, Maxwell School
  • Public Health
  • Undergraduate
  • ESP
6/20/2025 6/20/2025
Edit PAIA - Rebecca Akinwale  - I am Maxwell Rebecca Akinwale Yes I am incredibly grateful to have received the award. It gave me the financial support I needed to fully take advantage of my unpaid internship without worrying about additional expenses.” ’25 B.A. Political Science A recipient of the Denise F. Kalette ’68 IDJC Memorial Fund
  • IDJC
  • DC
  • Political Science
5/16/2025 5/16/2025
Edit PAIA - Mikah Bein - I am Maxwell Mikah Bein Yes This semester was more than an academic experience. It was real-world experiences that I will carry with me to the future.” ’26 B.A. International Relations; Environment, Sustainability and Policy Interned at the Capitol while collaborating with peers and instructors at the IDJC
  • IDJC
  • DC
  • International Relations
  • ESP
5/16/2025 5/16/2025
Edit HIS - Jorge Morales '26 Jorge Morales No Students get hands-on learning experience as contributors to CHRONOS, the University’s student-run undergraduate history research publication and one of only a few of its kind across the country. “It's a community of people who are dedicated to having tough conversations about the world because we each have very different backgrounds and very different perspectives,” said Morales. ’26 B.A. History, Anthropology CHRONOS editorial board member
  • History Department
  • Undergraduate Research
4/30/2025 4/30/2025