Since earning his Ph.D. in anthropology in 2022, Dr. Andrés Romero has become an assistant professor of anthropology at Rollins College, where he also contributes to the global health program and the Latin American and Caribbean studies program.
Biological sciences advisor Rebecca Russell says she loves getting to know her students and hear about their experiences being a CLAS student at Wayne State University. Russell says that being an advisor and helping students is rewarding because of the student's outcome post-graduation.
Cameron Porter is a senior studying global studies with a double minor in Spanish and pre-law. She’s currently working at the Detroit Institute of Arts as a visitor experience associate. We caught up with Porter to discuss why she chose Wayne State’s global studies program and her career plans.
Advisor Faith Doyle overlooks two departments within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Doyle has a B.A. in Education and says that her major taught her skills that she needed to connect with students and to help guide them through their academic career.
Chemistry Advisor Erin Bachert has a B.S. in Information Management through the School of Business. During Bachert’s undergrad, she was a student assistant for the Department of Chemistry. She was then recruited into her current position as an advisor and although thinking it would be a temporary job while completing her master's degree, Bachert realized her love for advising.
As a double major in history and sociology with an honors co-major, Arial Greene is no stranger to academic rigor and community service. Now entering her senior year and beginning her master’s in history through Wayne State’s AGRADE program, Arial has taken on a pivotal role as coordinator of the Warrior United Tutoring Program, helping Detroit K-12 students achieve academic success.
Criminal justice alumni reconnect at first networking event in over a decade
Avoiding political tension at Thanksgiving
“Real Pictures of Reentry” photo exhibit comes to Hamtramck
Mathematics department launches ‘flipped classroom’ model to support student success
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