With her extensive New College research, Isabella McDonnell made new discoveries about Florida manatees—ones that will help inform scientific work on marine mammals in an ever-changing climate.
Learn more about IsabellaKarianne Kapfer, who graduated from New College in May with a bachelor’s degree in marine biology, will begin a prestigious graduate program at Cornell University this fall. She is on her way to fulfilling her childhood dream of working with marine mammals.
Learn more about KarianneAnna Wright, a physical chemistry thesis student, earned a $10,000 scholarship from the Lariat Future Innovators Foundation's STEM Scholar Program and an opportunity to present at the American Chemical Society Conference.
Learn more about AnnaThe “Natural Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Project” is a “flower power” experiment that involves New College Assistant Professor of Bioorganic Chemistry Lin Jiang, Ph.D. and student intern Cheyenne Nelson.
Learn more about their researchKy Miller received a Princeton in Latin America (PiLA) fellowship to work with an NGO in Latin America on sustainable development, biodiversity conservation and food security.
Learn more about the tourThanks to the advocacy and proposal-writing skills of Assistant Professor of Chemistry Rebecca Black, Ph.D.—the Undergraduate New Investigator (UNI) Grant from the Petroleum Research Fund will be supporting years worth of New College STEM research.
Learn more about Professor Black's grantRecent New College graduate Steven Keshishian presented the concept behind Making a Better [New] podcast at a national conference.
Learn more about the podcastStudent Antonia “Toni” Ginsberg-Klemmt was chosen out of thousands of applicants countrywide as one of this year’s OZY Genius Award recipients.
Learn more about ToniNew College thesis student Joshua Ingram's research on solar flares is generating national attention.
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