Three Susquehanna University students—Aminata Diallo, of Bronx, N.Y., Benjamin Foster, of Mobile, Ala., and Liam O’Brien, of Simsbury, Conn.—spent the summer providing accurate, unbiased information to help voters make the most informed decision possible at the polls as interns at Project Vote Smart in Philipsburg, Mont.
Susquehanna Currents: Fall 2016
Susquehanna Currents: Fall 2016
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This summer, when Janeily Perez ’18 took the podium to address alumni, faculty and staff gathered at the Susquehanna Valley Country Club in honor of Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Thomas F. McGrath, no one could have imagined the long and winding road she took to get there.
Our newest tradition, beginning in fall 2016, is the river hawk, Susquehanna's new nickname. Also known as the osprey, it shares many characteristics with our students—powerful, adaptive, distinctive and resilient.
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President L. Jay Lemons talks about his experiences at the university throughout his career.
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Read about students who spent their summer informing voters for the 2016 election, the trials and triumphs of a first-generation Mexican-American student, and our new mascot, Benny the River Hawk.
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Recent grad Megan McDermott talks about her experiences post-graduation.
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