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Ten faculty and staff were named Scientific Teaching Fellows by Yale Mobile Summer Institute on Scientific Teaching.

This year, the organization launches its first-ever Independent Fellowship program.

The Hispanic studies major is looking forward to collaboration and learning from other educators in the program.

The art history major will teach English in Hamburg, Germany.

The history and creative writing double-major will teach English in Malaysia.

The yearlong fellowship supports community service-minded students.

The gender, sexuality, and feminist studies major will research the implementation of the anti-obstetric violence law in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The biology and neuroscience major will be teaching English to students in rural Nepal.

A composition major, Bolles-Beaven will teach English in secondary schools while improving his German language skills.

Emilie Lozier ’18 won this year’s Nexial Prize, a $50,000 award for a graduating science major who has demonstrated both academic excellence and passion for cultural study.