Summer Internships
About 250 Sewanee students spent the summer working in paid internships and research assistantships around the world.
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96 percent of our graduating class are employed, in graduate school, or participating in a fellowship or service commitment within six months of graduation.
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Our promise to you. Funding for a summer internship or research assistantship. Full portability of aid for study abroad. You will graduate in four years.
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About 250 Sewanee students spent the summer working in paid internships and research assistantships around the world.
Two Sewanee students, Esmerelda Trevino and Asyjia Brown, both C’20, spent five weeks in Cartagena, Colombia, to study Spanish and Colombian culture as part of the new Sewanee-in-Cartagena Program.
The University celebrates the sesquicentennial of matriculation of its first students in 1868. More than 250 students will be awarded gowns and inducted as new members in the Order of the Gown during the Foundation Day Convocation that will kick off Family Weekend.
Professors Scott Wilson and Deborah McGrath are currently leading a contingent of Sewanee students on a month-long tour of China. The highlight of the trip is a collaboration with Professor Xiao Lin of Nanjing University and the Sewanee team to conduct water pollution research.