Emily Jajliardo explains how she created an individualized major in "Visual Storytelling for Children" by combining courses from departments like Sociology, Communication, Human Development & Family Sciences, and more!

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Garrett Sasseville explains how he created an individualized major in "Integrative Exercise and Physiology" by combining courses from the Kinesiology, Nutritional Sciences, and Physiology and Neurobiology departments. He plans to pursue a graduate degree in physical therapy and hopes to continue working in both clinical and research settings.

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Renee Haddad explains how she created an individualized major in "Creative Writing and Film" after realizing she would be finished with her Math major by the end of her junior year. While these two majors might seem polar opposites at first glance, Renee discusses the ways in which they both appeal to her creative side.

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Sophie Takmopoulos explains how her individualized major in "Global Business in Health Innovation" combines her interests in science, health, entrepreneurship, and the creative arts.

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Joseph Annan-Kingsley explains how his individualized major in "Global Health and Social Inequalities" is helping him to realize his vision for a career in medicine and public health.

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Christian Chlebowski explains how double majoring in "Government, Policymaking, and Law (Individualized)" and "Accounting" has allowed him to explore and understand the ways that accounting practices play a crucial role in governmental decision making. It has also inspired him to explore the US Space Program!

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Erin O'Neill explains how creating an individualized major in "Visual Media" has helped her to explore her passions for art, photography, and punk rock.

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Krithika Santhanam explains how double majoring in "Health Policy and Racial Disparities (Individualized)" and "Molecular and Cell Biology" has expanded her vision for how a physician can effectively serve patients from marginalized communities.

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Patrick Murphy explains how he created an individualized major called "Paleontology as Outreach and Education."

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Kelly Ruesta Cayetano explains how she became an individualized major in the area of Health Disparities among Marginalized Groups.

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