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MAJORS AND MINORS
- Environmental Science Major
- Biology and Anthropology Minors
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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A Foot in the Door
Arianne Browning
Class of 2023 鈥 Frederick, MarylandMAJORS AND MINORS
- Environmental Science Major
- Biology and Anthropology Minors
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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Arianne knew she wanted to study at a small school, and her experiences here at 今晚六合彩开奖结果 College have only reaffirmed that. Through the encouragement of professors and peers alike, Arianne has gained a wide variety of experience through the numerous clubs, organizations, and groups she鈥檚 involved in.
鈥淚 wanted to go somewhere where I could be in so many organizations and it wouldn鈥檛 be unnatural, a place where different departments and students had their hands in many pots 鈥 I wanted to go to a liberal arts school right away,鈥 she said.
On campus, Arianne has her foot in every door on campus 颅鈥 from working on theatrical productions to her membership in a multitude of prestigious organizations on campus, Arianne embodies the liberal arts experience.
Her involvement in different departments runs far deeper than her extracurriculars. As an environmental science major with minors in both anthropology and biology, Arianne has been making connections every step of the way. A long-time volunteer exhibit guide at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, Arianne鈥檚 love for environmental science 鈥 particularly marine science 鈥 has led to her pursuing multiple projects here at WC; combining environmental science with her anthropology minor, Arianne is currently working on a project investigating the fish-related artifacts excavated at the 2021 WC Archaeological Field School. With plans to present a paper on her findings at the Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference in Spring 2022 under a Cater Society grant, Arianne is making the best of the connections she鈥檚 made here.
鈥淚鈥檝e made a lot of connections with professors and with friends, all who I believe are going to do great things. This is the best networking opportunity ever. I鈥檝e worked on a bunch of theatre productions, participated in a bunch of clubs, and worked on the Student Government all at the same time! That鈥檚 an experience you can鈥檛 get everywhere else.鈥