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The Bonner Center for Service and Learning sponsors several winter-term service projects in and around Oberlin.

For students selected for Oberlin’s Business Scholars program, a liberal arts background gives them a distinct edge in the world of finance and investment banking.

Winter Term workshop includes collaboration with visiting artists.

Oberlin Steel, Oberlin's steel pan band, travels to Trinidad this winter term to study performance and playing techniques and absorb the culture and history of the country that created the steel pan.

Double-degree student Matthew DiBiase combined his interests by shadowing music therapists and cognition researchers throughout New England.

Richard Tran traveled throughout Ghana to shadow the makers of traditional and contemporary art forms.

Marie Lilly made personal and scientific discoveries while studying sea turtle behavior in Costa Rica.

During winter term, pre-med student Kendra Lian shadowed surgeons at a hospital in China. In exchange, she helped doctors brush up on their English skills.

Two whirlwind networking tours. Ten days with theater and performing arts alumni in New York. A month with business and finance alumni in three cities. A small investment, big dreams realized. This is how Oberlin does intensive.

The period between winter break and spring semester is an opportunity to take on new challenges—and to have fun doing it.