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Archivist and art history student Caleb Allen (ARTH) interns with the Bell Library to curate an exhibit of 500-year-old artifacts, combining experience with interest.

Our new PhD in American Indian and Indigenous Studies (AIIS) is an interdisciplinary, interdepartmental program that’s the only one of its kind in the Midwest and the Big Ten.

Anthropology graduate student Laura Pott discusses her CLA summer internship experience, and how it has set her up for a career in research.

Ntombizodwa Mpofu reflects on how her one-month internship deepened her view of academic impact on real-world policies.

PhD candidate Briana Beeman gained hands-on experience in arts education and nonprofit programming during her internship with COMPAS

Interning at Mizna, graduate student Fatemeh NasrEsfahani discovered the power of community-based work and the application of research beyond academia.

PhD English student Addison R. Cox works to understand how Black women in the U.S. have written or been written about in literature.

To inspire others to embrace heritage languages, Hispanic Linguistics PhD student Perla Escobar-Faerber works in the community to promote the power of being bilingual.

The award is one of the highest honors from the Indigenous Journalists Association.

Estrada-Pérez was awarded his PhD posthumously in 2016. A fellowship in his name provides summer support for graduate students.