Seniors Look Back on Their Time in CLA
The Class of 2023 has had a unique college experience over the past four years. As graduation nears, ten seniors reflect on their time in CLA and share about their best campus memories, favorite courses, advice, and plans for the future. Read more senior reflections.
Thanks to his “difficult, yet very rewarding” time as an economics major, Jacob Abramson feels prepared to succeed in his professional career and beyond.
Sabina Berg is thankful for her rewarding research experiences in the Department of Political Science and the professors that inspired her to take them.
Since she took classes in both science and the liberal arts, Katya Cuthbert is confident that she will be a well-rounded applicant for physician assistant programs.
By studying both nursing and Spanish, Megan Driscoll is able to better “understand the healthcare disparities that the Spanish-speaking population faces.”
Mary Hernandez values her liberal arts education because it helped her discover what she stands for—a lesson she will carry with her as she pursues a career in law.
Sarah B Kamsin has built on her passion “to be an advocate for others” through her internship and research experiences.
Sara Lam has been involved in a number of student organizations during their time in CLA.
Connor O’Neal leveraged the skills he learned in the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication to kick-start his broadcasting career.
Hamilton Peterson describes his time as a strategic communication major as “nothing short of special.”
Because of the flexibility that CLA offered, Alison Rasso was able to discover her passion for bioethics.
