Five Vassar students traveled to Rwanda this summer for their first in-person learning experience with students at the University of Global Health Equity.
Student summer jobs are more than a way to stave off summer ennui. They offer challenging and fulfilling work that allows students to gain skills relevant to their futures.
All Vassar students, faculty, staff, and administrators are invited to this community-building event sponsored by the Engaged Pluralism Program on Wednesday, September 18, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the Aula.
Vassar seniors, first-years, and hundreds of others gathered in the Chapel for the College’s 159th Convocation on September 4. Professor of Political Science Himadeep Muppidi delivered this year’s address.
The Orange County [California] Community Scholars Program (CSP) recently honored Professor of Religion Marc Epstein with its highest award, the CSP Maimonides Award for Excellence in Jewish Learning, citing his decades of presentations in adult education classes for Jewish and non-Jewish students on a variety of topics. Learn about the nurturing he and his spouse have provided to students on campus.
Every summer since 1988, Vassar students have been collaborating with faculty members in the humanities and social sciences on research projects under the auspices of the Ford Scholars Program. A typical project supports one faculty member and one student to engage in rigorous scholarship, teaching preparation, or course development.
Two students who participated in this year’s Community Fellows program worked for agencies that support people impacted by the criminal justice system.
