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The Spring Symposium is the culminating event of the UD World Scholars Program, in which we recognize and celebrate members of our community. To graduate with World Scholar recognition, students must meet Program requirements throughout their undergraduate career, including study abroad in years one and three, residence in International House Living Learning Community, on-campus global engagement and participation in the World Scholars Spring Symposium.
For the Symposium, graduating Scholars must develop a project that allows them to draw upon their World Scholar experiences, to share their knowledge and excitement with others, and provides tangible evidence that they have met Program outcomes. From “The Art of Japanese Traditional Dance” to “Cross Cultural Approach to Gun Policy and Violence” to “How Three Different Countries Encourage Connection,” Symposium projects reflect the diversity of academic, cultural and professional interests of members of the World Scholars community.
2026 World Scholars Symposium
Friday, May 15, 2026
6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Clayton Hall
World Scholars should arrive by 5:45 p.m.
We are excited to welcome Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez, Delaware's Secretary of State, as our keynote speaker.
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Aisha Memon
Class of 2026Degree: Cognitive Science, and a Minor in Disability Studies
Study Abroad Experiences: Madrid, Spain, and Athens, Greece
Final Project: My Experiences Language Learning Abroad
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Alannis Juarez-Hernandez
Class of 2026Degrees: International Business Studies and Marketing
Study Abroad Experiences: Madrid, Spain, and Barcelona, Spain
Final Project: Exploring the World, Defining My Future
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Alexandra Feit
Class of 2026Degree: Environmental Studies, and a Minor in Economics
Study Abroad Experiences: Madrid, Spain, and Prague, Czech Republic
Final Project: Can We Travel Sustainably? Balancing Cost, Time, and Environmental Impact
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Alexandra Keating
Class of 2026Degrees: Communication and International Relations, and Minors in Journalism and European Studies
Study Abroad Experiences: Athens, Greece, and Prague, Czech Republic
Final Project: Transatlantic cooperation after the U.S. election
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Amalia Castillo
Class of 2026Degrees: Sociology and Psychology
Study Abroad Experiences: Madrid, Spain, and Athens, Greece
Final Project: ΛOATKI+ Lives: LGBTQI+ Experiences in Contemporary Greece
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Amber Ortiz Hernandez
Class of 2026Degree: Marine Science, with a Concentration in Marine Biology
Study Abroad Experiences: Athens, Greece, and Lewes, Delaware
Final Project: Using Stable Isotopes to Understand Niche Partitioning in Delaware Bay
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