After Oberlin

The fellowship will help the psychology major achieve her goals of becoming a globally minded mental health professional.

Gideon Ampofo ’23 knew he wanted to balance the world of business with the world of social change—and Oberlin helped him achieve both of these goals.

Attending Oberlin allowed Daniela Mortazavi ’22 to pursue piano and economics—and make a difference in the college’s business major.

Oberlin inspired Eva Sturm-Gross ’22 to create art that combines her love for nature with solving theological problems.

Through painting and sculpture, Isabel Yellin ’11 explores the complexities of the human experience.

The young alum, from George Town, Grand Cayman, will serve as a teaching assistant in university-level English classes.

The anthropology and biology double major will be an English Teaching Assistant.

For Brycen Lesikar ’25, Oberlin’s liberal arts education led to research, intellectual inquiry and medical school to become a surgeon.

The young alum heads to Europe to dive into a teaching assistantship.

The Brooklyn native will work on urban policy issues during a nine-month fellowship.

Thanks to Oberlin research opportunities and mentorship, Sam Fechner ’25 launches a career in economics.

The Shansi Fellow and creative writing major will be teaching English.