Powerful stories of the Meredith community going strong.
Lacey Hambridge, ’16, ’18 (M.S. in nutrition) conducted undergraduate research and service projects to help children in need and combat hunger through education.
A senior biology major with a chemistry minor, Laura Dugom, ’16, discovered at Meredith a desire to work in healthcare.
Naba Khan, ’15, came to Meredith loving science. Determined to leave her mark in the community, Khan earned a degree in biochemistry while being actively involved in undergraduate research, campus traditions, and student organizations.
After graduation Olivia Seeger made plans to return to South Africa as a field specialist for a marine biology company.
In this video Strong Story, see how Rimsha Afzal was able to pursue both of her passions: theatre and biology.
Biology major Hannah Palko found direction for her own life by helping others.
Biology and international studies major Elizabeth Marshall pursued multiple opportunities to conduct research.
Biology major Hawa Tuli plans to earn a master of science in global health.
Whitney Bell, ’17, took advantage of the opportunities available at Meredith through internships, the study abroad program, and campus life.
Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) at the age of four, Briana Landis, ’19, has never wanted her disease to define her. Instead, she wants to use her diagnosis to help others.
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