Danforth Scholar Solawetz is ‘ambassador of hope’ Anwisye hopes to make medical care more accessible ![]() “I’m not under any illusions that it will be simple, but I’ve had so many great examples in my life that have done what others have felt to be impossible,” she says. Military veteran Traugott makes the cut in surgery ![]() Prior to medical school, she worked in the Army as an Arabic translator at a camp for Iraqi and Kurdish refugees; she also trained in intelligence. Cass juggles family, work to finish economics degree ![]() A senior department leader at Edward Jones, she started her undergraduate career nearly three decades ago at Marquette University. Music and physics ring in true harmony for Mertz ![]() The double major in physics and American Culture Studies also was a cellist in the Washington University Symphony Orchestra and several chamber orchestras. Mind, body & soul: Traub rounds out math doctorate ![]() Through community outreach and participation on area kickball, softball and volleyball teams, she found the right equation to combine her varied interests. |
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Engineering’s Brewer intends to improve the environment ![]() His undergraduate years are characterized by service, commitment and intellectual curiosity; among other projects, he tutored inner-city children for two years. Repice makes key connections between art and life ![]() Through his varied studies — which include a master’s degree in economics from George Washington University — he sees connection to a broader world. Polonsky sees life plan come into focus with J.D. ![]() The Boston native graduated with an undergraduate degree from Stanford University and spent three years in strategy consulting in California.
Olin’s Ader boasts ‘an authentic style of leadership’ Dhanju hopes to be an agent of social change in India ![]() Her academic concentrations were social and economic development; “I decided to study in the U.S. to gain a more global perspective,” she says. Survant seeks out ‘new ways of seeing’ in his designs ![]() He recently entered “Light of Tomorrow,” a conceptual design competition sponsored by VELUX, the European skylight manufacturer. |