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1 week ago |
rochester.edu | Jim Mandelaro
The University’s chapter of the national program Eye to Eye engages and uplifts area middle schoolers with learning differences. It’s Wednesday morning at Rochester Prep Middle School—time for another classroom visit from a group of University of Rochester students. The impromptu questions start immediately.
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3 weeks ago |
rochester.edu | Jim Mandelaro
They’ll head to nations around the globe to pursue their academic passions. University of Rochester students will perform research and volunteer service—both home and abroad—while others will further their education after receiving merit-based national awards during the 2024–25 academic year. This year’s recipients will travel to France, Germany, China, the United Kingdom, Tanzania, and other parts in between as scholars and researchers honored by prestigious programs. Meet this year’s honorees.
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1 month ago |
rochester.edu | Jim Mandelaro
A University program trains faculty to embrace mindfulness in the classroom, with instructors and students alike benefiting. Kate Soules began teaching at the University of Rochester in the fall of 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. What she observed in her classroom caused great concern. “I saw students struggling to complete their work due to anxiety or other mental health issues,” she says. “Others showed an inability to focus, complete tasks, or participate in class.
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1 month ago |
rochester.edu | Sheila Rayam
Winners of the prestigious national honor pursue research careers in science, mathematics, and engineering. Four University of Rochester students—Maria Ahmed ’26, Wimeth Dissanayake ’26, Aashay Mardikar ’26, and Marvin Wu ’26—have been selected as 2025 Barry Goldwater Scholars. This year’s class marks the second time that Rochester has had a record four recipients in a single year.
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1 month ago |
rochester.edu | Jim Mandelaro
Four juniors and one graduate are behind Penpal, the first digital business card created by students for students. Ameenul (Gem) Haque ’26 was amazed by the frenzied networking that took place at the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers conference in Boston last fall. “It was really fast-paced, and the recruiters just wanted to know if you were a perfect fit for their companies or not,” he says.
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