Ayla Gutschick Strong Video
With multiple internships and on-campus leadership roles, business administration major Ayla Gutschick strengthened her work/life balance skills and landed a job in her field even before she graduated.
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With multiple internships and on-campus leadership roles, business administration major Ayla Gutschick strengthened her work/life balance skills and landed a job in her field even before she graduated.
As project director of the Criminal Justice Oral Histories internship program, Miranda Bohl, ’21, explored her interest in history and gained new appreciation for the importance of helping people tell their stories
In this Campus Conversation, adjunct faculty members La’Meshia Whittington,’16, and Jovita Lee, ’16, ’18, discuss how they met at Meredith and the significance of the course they’re teaching on racial equity and social justice.
At Meredith, Megan Gale, ’21, learned the importance of building strong connections. Through her work in student leadership and service, she expanded on her skills in communication and solidified her career path
One year after completing their degrees, the Class of 2020 returned to Meredith College to officially celebrate their commencement. Class President Alli Barrow, ’20, said the experience of finishing their degrees and starting their careers during a pandemic had made the class “Strong AND…”. Watch highlights from the ceremonies that were held May 1-2, 2021, in the courtyard behind Johnson Hall.
Meredith College celebrated the Class of 2021 in four ceremonies held May 15-16, 2021. Four ceremonies were held in the courtyard behind Johnson Hall. The Class of 2021’s ability to face challenges with strength was celebrated during the Commencement exercises, including in remarks by Class President Lindsey Lewis, ’21
At Meredith, Naomi Hill, ’21, discovered a passion for leadership and activism. After graduation, she plans to attend law school to become a litigator who focuses on issues that impact women.
Honors Scholar Tasia Bromell, ’21, researched how hiring practices can negatively impact people with disabilities. An accelerated MBA student, she plans to go into the HR field and bring about positive change.
Inspired by a study abroad experience and with guidance from her faculty mentor, honors student Natalya Brown, ’21, chose to pursue three majors: Spanish, criminology, and sociology.
Honors Scholar and dual-sport athlete Kimberly Schuh, ’21, plans to become an elementary P.E. teacher after graduation, a career that combines her interests in movement and education.
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