Student Kelsey Fahy had profound domestic and international travel experiences through Nazareth — studying the civil rights movement, migrant issues, and genocide in multiple countries, including Cambodia. She built on those experiences and coursework to explore how we find hope amid suffering.
Read her post on the student blog about her core milestone experience.
Chris Redmond: “For my core milestone experience, I hope to focus on how health care, primarily the law of health care and medicine, has affected victims in specific instances of genocide, such as the Holocaust, the Rwandan genocide, and the treatment of Native Americans.”
Read more about his experiences at Nazareth.
Alessio De Michele blogs: "My core milestone experience explored what I've learned about leadership through courses in management, sport administration, and sociology, and through my experience as a soccer captain and player."
Lauren Devine, an occupational therapy major, chose to explore a big question about physical activity: What is the relationship between movement and identity?