Internships, research and field trips help solidify your interest and the things you learn you learn in class. Student clubs and activities, events, seminars and study abroad programs are all essential to helping you see problems and create solutions.
Bond with students who share similar passions. Hear from experts with real-world experience in your field. Get to know faculty in a whole new light. Explore a new city or culture. Wherever you want your career to go, what you learn beyond our classrooms can help get you there.
Research seeks to right American record on lynching
The historic record of lynching in the United States has been hampered in its accuracy by an unreasonably limited definition of the act and a previous refusal to give credence to historic Black news sources and the work of Ida B. Wells and the NAACP lynching investigative files. Aisha Upton-Azzam, assistant professor of sociology at Susquehanna University, is trying to amend this injustice.
Science Major Lands Competitive NSF Internship
Anthropology and biology double major Sydney Salas ’23 spent her summer in a molecular biology and genetics lab at Cornell University through the National Science Foundation’s Research Opportunities for Undergraduates program.
Service Program Leads to Internship — in Less Than a Year
During her first year at Susquehanna, Alayna Wenrich ’25 turned a service program opportunity into a summer internship at the Lewisburg Children’s Museum.
Travel and study overlapping cultural histories, traditions and practices in the multi-lingual nation of Morocco.
Study abroad in Iceland with Susquehanna’s GO Iceland through the unique Global Opportunities program.
Our Global Opportunities (GO) study abroad program will expose you to different cultures while teaching you valuable things about yourself.
BREAK THROUGH... TO LIFE AFTER GRADUATION!
Break Through events connect you to sociology and anthropology alumni who have been exactly where you are and who want to help you as you move toward graduation and beyond.
Take a Career Trek to visit alumni working in major cities, or let them come to you during the student-alumni networking conference held on campus each year.
Either way, you’ll get tips on everything from how to make the most of your college experience to landing your first job.
