







HOW IT WORKS
- Declare a major
- Apply to a Center or join a Pathway
- Develop a question that is meaningful to you
- Select coursework to inform your question
- Prepare for global/local experiences

- Go deeper into your question
- Engage with local and global communities
- Study away
- Complete an internship
- Pursue advanced courses, theses and research
- Participate in a senior reflection seminar
- Present at the All-College Symposium
- Apply for post-college fellowships, graduate programs and jobs

All-College Symposium Videos
The Second annual All-College Symposium, held virtually on Nov. 6, highlighted students’ integrative learning in Connections. Through virtual talks, panels, group discussions, poster sessions and videos, students showcased how their coursework and experiences have informed their studies and learning over four years. Below are video clips from four presentations.
Ashley Drummey ’21, Nouhaila Oudija ’21, Priyanka Ramchurn ’21 and Christian Salguero ’21
Toor Cummings Center for International Studies and the Liberal Arts (CISLA)
“Global Innovations”
Amanda Ennis ’21
Creativity Pathway “Ceramic Chords: Musical Longing”
Artist Statement: Good sculpture develops the sense of touch, and must awaken in us this longing, argues art historian W. R. Valentiner. But in a pandemic, one cannot simply go around touching things, so I share my ceramic work through a series of nature videos.
Kelley Spy Frumer ’21, Zoe Honigberg ’21, Jack Rider-McGovern ’21 and Charlotte Williams ’21
Toor Cummings Center for International Studies and the Liberal Arts (CISLA)
“Education, Community Resources and Food”
Nicole Poole ’21
Public Health Pathway
“Racial Disparities Perpetrated by Society: What are the Effects of Chronic Stress on Minority Health Outcomes?”