Featured Stories tagged with "class of 2017"

Before graduation, we asked several seniors to share some wisdom they’ve learned over their years at Lander College for Women—The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School (LCW). This is what they had to say.

We caught up with the class of 2017 graduate to talk about her internship, career goals, what she loves about Lander College for Women and advice for incoming students.

On the morning of commencement, graduates walked into Lander College for Women—The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School (LCW) one last time as students for a pre-graduation reception held in their honor.

Like molecular theory itself, becoming a scientist involves starting with germs of knowledge and watching that expertise grow. Lander College for Women 2013 graduate and current Touro College of Pharmacy Class of 2017 student Elisheva Swartz is midway through her development from curious undergraduate to future pharmacist. Her mission is to research ardently and consume theory about what ails and rehabilitates human beings and, one day, put that all into practice. “It’s exhilarating," she says. "I\'m spending my time learning about how the physical world is built."

Meira Goldberg always enjoyed math, but knew she didn’t want to study accounting or actuarial sciences at college. She thought computer science would be a good fit for her interests and skills, and was pleasantly surprised to discover that Touro’s Lander College for Women (LCW) offered this as a major.