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The City of Lynchburg appointed Anthony Fonnesu ’20 as its special ambassador to Rueil-Malmaison, its sister city in France.
This summer he facilitated a gift exchange and laid the groundwork for a tennis tournament between the sister cities. He also completed an internship at Schneider Electric, a multinational, Fortune 500 company.
Read MoreMeredith Alwine ’20 balances a heavy workload in the classroom—and in the gym.
The philosophy major from Randolph has earned a reputation as one of the best female weightlifters in the United States by winning multiple weightlifting competitions around the world. She aspires to one day compete with Team USA in the Olympics, and eventually become a lawyer.
Read MoreRanita Opoku-Sarfo ’21 aspires to one day have a career in which she can help solve global problems.
This summer, she did her part to address one of them—poverty—through an internship with Sawa World in Kampala, Uganda.
Read MorePrior to joining Randolph’s faculty, professor Sara Beck was a Nashville musician and performed on a world tour with famed actor Kevin Costner and his band, Modern West.
She has since found a passion for teaching and psychological research. Specifically, she has conducted projects about how music intersects with children’s social behavior.
Read MorePeter Sheldon, the Charles A. Dana Professor of Physics & Engineering, was recently named a runner-up for the national Society of Physics Students Outstanding Chapter Advisor Award.
In addition to that role and teaching classes, he directs Randolph’s Center for Student Research, the SUPER program, and the annual Randolph College Science Festival.
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