Transylvania student studying Swahili this summer through Critical Language Scholarship
Transylvania student Cynthia Kayitesi ’24 is studying Swahili this summer through a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship.
Transylvania student Cynthia Kayitesi ’24 is studying Swahili this summer through a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship.
Two Pioneers recently received awards from the Alpha Lambda Delta honor society, building on the school’s tradition of being a national leader in the number of students receiving ALD accolades.
Brooks Reitz ’06 has built a successful businesses not by taking a different path, but by forging his own path using the skills he gained in school and a deeper understanding of how the art of storytelling informs his entrepreneurial ventures.
Working to improve primary education in sub-Saharan Africa, Transylvania alumna Julianne Norman ’11 produces peer-reviewed research and manages a team of 132 in Liberia. Every dimension of her work for RTI International, a science-based, research-driven, nonprofit organization, relates back to her double major in French and religion at Transylvania University.
One of the main objectives for the class was to introduce students to the interdisciplinary nature of nanoscience and its omnipresence.