Jackson Hamilton '23 is a Sociology major minoring in Government with an interest in pursuing both politics and political science. After graduating from St. Lawrence, he is interested in pursuing a master's degree in the area of Public Policy, which he is hoping will give him a clearer picture of the political world we live in, as well as a better idea of career paths within the area of politics and political science.
My name is Shea Tomlinson and I am a member of the Class of 2024 at St. Lawrence University. I am majoring in sociology with a minor in public health. I take interest in the field of health policy and healthcare related concerns. In future years, I hope to continue to gain more exposure within the field of health policy.
My name is Nishal Basnet, and I am a rising Junior at St. Lawrence University. I am majoring in sociology and minoring in public health. I am also Ronald E. McNair Scholar, Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) scholar, and the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program scholar. My interest is in social work, focusing on immigrants' and refugees' welfare in the United States. My goal is to get a Doctorate in clinical social work. I am interested in research opportunities on public policy and public health of the refugee and immigrant population.
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I am Sam Pijpers and I am from Amsterdam, Netherlands but I am currently living in Hong Kong with my parents. I am bilingual student, I speak fluent Dutch and English. My pronouns are he/him and I'm a 19 year old male, as I write this.
Soccer is my number one sport and I'm part of St. Lawrence University's Men's soccer team. I have followed the sport ever since I can remember, my idols are Lionel Messi and Johan Cruijff. I am not sure if you might know this team but I support Ajax, which is a team from Amsterdam.
This past semester, fall 2017, I got the incredible opportunity to study abroad in London. And I was able to visit Berlin a week before the program started thanks to the generosity of the Cabot Family and their Endowment for International and Intercultural Education. The aim of my project was to try to analyze the street art scene in Berlin and how it affected people, and I thought Berlin was the perfect place to do so because it is a city overflowing with street art.
Iman Maani, ’22, is a recent graduate who majored in Global Studies and Sociology. She interned at North Country Public Radio where she produced news stories on a variety of topics, including Juneteenth, feminist movements in the North Country, and Indigenous art. Having worked as the opinions editor for The Hill News and a journalist and digital communications coordinator for Weave News, she has experience working on the production of articles, podcasts, and social media content.
