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Senior studio art major Alice Malone had her video titled Mask featured at the West Virginia Mountaineer Short Film Festival held April 18-21. Karl Erickson, assistant professor of art at Rhodes, also participated.
Senior computer science major Abbie Seale worked on a project with University of North Texas researchers last summer, and their research will be published in a special volume focusing on state-of-the-art technologies.
Economics and mathematics major Drishti Bhatia ’26 presented the winning pitch at the recent Rhodes College Venture Challenge, gaining the $15,000 Grand Prize to help launch PlatePlan, which she co-founded with business major Winston Gasch ’26.
Rhodes College team Jackson Thelen, Caroline Buendia and Audrey Griffith was awarded third place for their oral presentation at the recent Louisiana State University Discover Undergraduate Research Conference.
Recently starring in Rhodes Theatre Guild’s (RTG) production of the musical Amélie, French and Francophone studies and education double major Eliza Fleming ’25 rediscovered her passion for the stage.
Rhodes College’s Office of Academic Affairs has added four new key positions.
The Greater Memphis area is home to hospitals and medical research and teaching facilities that are ranked among the best in the nation.
They were recognized at the college’s annual Awards Convocation held on campus April 26.
At the student-led Campus Life Awards ceremony on April 17, the following members of the Rhodes community were recognized for their outstanding level of commitment and passion in their respective areas of campus involvement.
Cali VanCleve, a sophomore majoring in international studies and Russian, has been selected to receive the Boren Scholarship, which funds study abroad with the goal of immersing students in a language critical to U.S. national security interests.