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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.

The vocal performance major and musicology minor will study vocal pedagogy in Vienna, Austria.

An accomplished scholar athlete, Newton will spend the summer working with business and government leaders in Pittsburgh.

A scholar athlete, Morgan will spend nine months gaining practical experience in various sectors in St. Louis.

Nyquon Watson ’18 won the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio Grand Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts for his project, Losing, which explores emotional evolution through photography, typography, and anaglyph 3D.

The third-year students have proposed a summer arts intensive for youth in the heart of the Navajo reservation.

Kieran Minor ’19 has won the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship. Awarded to outstanding college juniors who have demonstrated a strong commitment to public service, the $30,000 prize will help fund Minor’s postgraduate studies.