The Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program is designed to support and advance underrepresented students, but it is leaving a distinct mark on the professors who mentor them as well.
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How a mentor can make a difference in a student’s life — just ask Sarah Purcell ’92
A glimpse into his wide-ranging influence
In which the “package” comes in the form of a human caregiver.
For students as well as their supervisors, internships can be powerful learning experiences that help prepare students for careers that matter.
Part of the series “Internships Help Grinnellians to Launch”
Part of the series “Internships Help Grinnellians to Launch”
How a curious English major with musical interests forged a career in radio
Part of the series “Internships Help Grinnellians to Launch”
The lasting impact of a student-powered environmental advocacy group
Global seminar merges best aspects of Grinnell curriculum to examine issue of tolerance