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Biology major
Michelle Pesce '09 was initially attracted to Santa Clara University because of the location. She found sunshine, and a whole lot more. Read the full profile »
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The SLURP Project
Liza Dadiomov, Molly McIlhenny, and Corinne Kirmil live on the seventh floor of Swig Hall—a place otherwise known as Slurp, the Sustainable Living Undergraduate Research Project. Read the full profile »
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Math major, Asian American studies minor
Studying in Beijing changed how Gabriel Sattayapiwat approaches his studies, and the world. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
A specialty in new materials might lead Jeffrey Seago ’09 into biomedicine. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
Tim Sennott wants to tackle sustainability issues with the tools of an engineer. Read the full profile »
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Psychobiology major
Matt Williams studies sleep at Santa Clara's sleep lab. Read the full profile »
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English major
Krystal Wu gained a broader view of the world studying at SCU's Casa de la Solidaridad in El Salvador. Read the full profile »
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Communication major, French and Francophone studies minor
Samantha Precup ’09 knew even when she was applying to colleges that she wanted to study abroad; at Santa Clara, she studied art in Italy. Read the full profile »
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Business management and Spanish studies double major
Catherine Waite is majoring in both business management and Spanish studies at Santa Clara. Read the full profile »
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Chemistry major
Knowing how to generate solutions will serve chemistry major Andrew Vu well. Read the full profile »
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Finance major
Mike Ramirez was a newcomer to rugby, but that didn't stop him from joining the club team his freshman year. Read the full profile »
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Math major
Hockey fan Liz Czapla ’09 appreciates one perk of being a Santa Clara student: proximity to the Shark Tank, the San Jose Sharks’ hockey rink. Read the full profile »
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Majoring in philosophy, religious studies, and Spanish studies
Noelle Lopez's experiences in San Francisco are highlights of her time at Santa Clara. Read the full profile »
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Accounting and jazz guitar double major
For Gregory Dalli, guitar and accounting go together like peas and carrots. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
Internships through SCU opened all kinds of future possibilities for Eric Pelfrey. Read the full profile »
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Marketing major, finance emphasis
Marcale Laster-Jones uses skills learned from the Leavey School of Business at his sports internships. Read the full profile »
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Biochemistry major
Scott Hickey has learned a lot from his lab experience—both about research practices, and about himself. Read the full profile »
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Biochemistry major
Medical school-bound Mary Lucas knows her lab experience will help with her future plans. Read the full profile »
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Biochemistry major
Michael Hayes has gotten to work closely with many members of the chemistry and biochemistry department at SCU. Read the full profile »
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Communication major
Donor gifts helped pay tuition for Associated Student Body President Rachel Manfré—opening up so many opportunities for her. Read the full profile »
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Sociology Major
Donors make it possible for Kazimir Brown to get the most out of her college years. Read the full profile »
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Management major
Leanne Perricone always knew she’d travel the world, and as a Santa Clara student, she has—twice Read the full profile »
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Beth Tellman is studying how decisions about the food we eat affect people around the world. Read the full profile »
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Marketing major
Nick Schwanz is grateful for the opportunities he has had at Santa Clara. Read the full profile »
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Graduate student in computer engineering
A great professor inspired this graduate engineering student to take his education beyond the classroom. Read the full profile »
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Finding a new perspective in engineering
Using engineering skills to tackle the world's environmental problems. Read the full profile »
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Mechanical engineering major
A specialty in new materials might lead Jeffrey Seago ’09 into biomedicine. Read the full profile »
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Carla Vaccarezza found her passion for education at Santa Clara and chose to support the students following in her footsteps. Read the full profile »
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Marketing major
Community makes the difference for marketing major Tricia Bryant. Read the full profile »
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