Harry Bane
Harrison Bane ’09 not only overcame adversity, he triumphed in a powerful demonstration of what self-determination can do.
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Aylie Baker
Aylie pursues her lifelong passion of audio storytelling with a Watson Fellowship designed to build community and promote sustainability in island populations around the globe.
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Brian Bush
Brian never dreamed of starting on the varsity soccer team. Mentored by coach Dave Saward, Brian landed the starting position of goalkeeper and became captain of the team.
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Nadeghda Gonzalez
Middlebury was the best place to pursue Naya’s interests in U.S.-Middle Eastern relations and international public policy, which led her to study abroad in Alexandria, Egypt.
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Justine Katzenbach
A summer internship with PTP opened the world of professional theatre to Justine Katzenbach '09.
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Sam Tormey
Bees are vital for pollinating crops, but their numbers are dwindleing fast. Sam Tormey '09 wants to know why.
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Dane Johnson
Climate change could mean less fresh water in the Pacific Northwest. How will we decide who gets what's left?
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Lemar Clark
Experience as a student leader has helped to prepare Lemar Clark for a future in politics in his native Jamaica.
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Zohra Safi
Six years after the overthrow of the Taliban in Afghanistan, 70 percent of the country's girls still don't have access to education. Zohra Safi '09 is one of very few who have gone to college. She plans to use what she's Learning to help rebuild her country.
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Dekker Deacon
Not many colleges offer undergraduated the opportunity to do significat original research, but Dekker Deacon '07 has been a key member of a scientific team advancing our understanding of genetic mutations that cause infertility.
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Carolyn Barnwell
People living on low-lying islands are experiencing some of the worst early effects of climate change. Watson Fellow Carolyn Barnwell '07 is traveling to some of the world's most remote costal communities to find out how they are coping.
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and Teaching
Brian Pacheco
Brian Pacheo '08 spent a recent January term teaching in a Costa Rican elementary school. Now he knows that he was always ment to be a teacher.
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Astri von Arbin Ahlander
Astri von Arbin Ahlander '07 always thought she would have botha career and a big family. It wasn't until she graduated that she realized those two things might be difficult to reconcile.
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Daniela Salaverry
China has the world's fastest growing economy, but that has come at a high environmental cost. Daniela Salaverry '03 is helping community base environmental groups to clean up the pollution.
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