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Jan, 2024	Scuba diving is terrifying. It is the proximity of sea life, the dampened senses, and the forced calm necessary to combat pressure differentials. Even writing this, I can feel a phantom tightening in my ears. Nonetheless, I continue…
March, 2023	I am presently working as an Analyst at a boutique Investment Bank. Joining the Colgate Investment Group a couple months into college sparked my interest in finance. I was drawn in by the collegiate culture and the intersection of…
April, 2021	International Finance The study of sovereign debt in the global economy has only become more salient in the past year as countries bear the brunt of the pandemic. While economies across the globe are contracting and governments struggle…
March, 2021	En Français... La Symphonie pastorale d’André Gide raconte l’histoire d’un pasteur qui adopte une aveugle, Gertrude. L’…
Dec, 2020	Running a half-marathon. As gyms across the country closed their doors in mid-March, an entire generation took to the streets. Hope for an effective shut-down framed personal equipment as superfluous, and easy access to pantries…
July, 2020	Living in Geneva, Switzerland. I am majoring in International Relations and minoring in …
June, 2020	Considering the value of a liberal arts education. The pandemic has given me a newfound appreciation for a liberal arts education. It is because of that appreciation that I cannot justify paying full tuition for online…
May, 2020	I have been dancing for as long as I can remember. Psychology books obsessed with deconstructing the human mind have taken over my quarantine experience. These books consider hundreds of experiments to identify what we, as humans, hold…
July, 2019	Summer Student at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business I developed a foundation in business analytics through a 4-week immersive program taught by MBA faculty, the …
Dec, 2018	Strong communication relies on active listening. A project-based seminar on Design Thinking …

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