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Hill is among nearly 500 science students selected for the Goldwater Scholarship from a pool of more than 5,000 applicants in the United States.

The geology and politics double major plans to use the $30,000 award to attend graduate school and build her expertise as a scientist.

A student athlete, Heck plans to pursue a PhD in mathematics.

The annual $50,000 award recognizes excellence in sciences and passion for cultural study.

Forbes plans to pursue a career in law.

The Hispanic studies and law and society double major will travel to Mexico to teach English.

Women and nonbinary athletes in the athletics initiative Stronger Together have partnered with Niñas Sin Miedo, a Colombian NGO, to further both organizations’ missions of empowering women through sport.

Gilvar-Parke is interested in learning about the country’s education system.

Catherine Lytle will spend the year teaching and making cultural connections.

After graduation, Juliet Flam-Ross ’19, will travel to India to study economic development.