Rollins: A Magazine For Prospective Students

Volume 1

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Alex Satterwhite ’16 has one of healthcare’s coolest jobs

+ 49 more reasons you'll love Orlando

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Behind the scenes of America’s most beautiful campus

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FIRST,

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WELCOME

and explore our campus.

CO N T E N T S

to the inaugural issue

of Rollins magazine, a new publication we’re

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The King of Code

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Majors, Minors, and Special Programs

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A Day in the #RollinsLife

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The Global Citizen

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3 Ways to Make Your Mark

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50 Reasons Tars Love Orlando

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Enterprise at Work

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Liberal Arts at Work

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7 Ways to Make Your Mark Around the World

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Vocal Leader

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Get Sporty

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Financial Aid and Application Information

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Rollins at a Glance

producing specifically for future Tars and their parents. I won’t keep you long because I know you’re eager to start exploring, but I wanted to give you a quick primer on the journey ahead. Our nationally recognized campus here in Winter Park, Florida, is a great place to start. Flip this page and take a closer look at the intimate relationships that power this innovative learning environment. At Rollins, our inspirational faculty and industrious students are true partners who work side by side on everything from published research projects to life-changing field studies. Next, we’ll introduce you to students and alumni who are putting their interdisciplinary education into practice around the world. You’ll meet a computer science major who is partnering with Google to teach fourth-graders the basics of coding, and alums who are shining brightly everywhere from the boardroom to Broadway.

We’ll also take you on a tour of Orlando—one of the country’s fastest-growing and most progressive cities—which lies just beyond the borders of America’s most beautiful campus.

By the end of this issue, I hope you’ll consider joining us in making the world a brighter, smarter, and more enterprising place.

FIAT LUX,

Faye Tydlaska Vice President for Enrollment Management Rollins College

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BEYOND

BEAUTIFUL Rollins’ beauty is well-established. In fact, everyone from The Princeton Review to Condé Nast Traveler lists Rollins as one of the country’s most beautiful college campuses year after year. Zoom in, though, and you’ll see that our campus is beautiful for dozens of reasons beyond its idyllic lakeside location, near-perpetual sunny weather, and distinctive SpanishMediterranean architecture. Take, for example, the intimate, conference-style learning environment in which small groups of students and faculty engage in lively discussion. Or the fact that you can drop by your professor’s office pretty much any time and have a conversation about anything from phantom partials to the historical underpinning of last night’s Game of Thrones episode. Take a closer look at everything our campus offers then schedule a visit at rollins.edu/visit and experience it for yourself.

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RARE RESEARCH Physics professor Thomas Moore’s echo-free chamber in the Bush Science Center is one of the many unique learning environments you’ll discover at Rollins. Moore has used the lab to inspire 25 undergrads to produce published research through the College’s studentfaculty research program. rollins.edu/musical-underworld

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STAGE STARS From the Annie Russell Theatre’s historic stage to one of the country’s oldest Bach Festivals, Rollins students have ample opportunity to hone their star power. Last fall, 12 students collaborated with theatre director David Charles to create an original, fully improvised parody of Downton Abbey. rollins.edu/upton-abbey

SHINE ON Rollins’ motto is Fiat Lux, which means “let there be light.” Each fall, first-year students take part in the annual tradition of Candlewish in Knowles Memorial Chapel.

Students raise candles to help overcome the darkness, symbolizing the power of community and the pursuit of knowledge. rollins.edu/candlewish

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM At Rollins, your classroom could be a Costa Rican rainforest or a Medieval castle in Scotland.

Last fall, history professor Julian Chambliss’ first-year students stayed a little closer to home, curating an exhibition of Afrofuturist art at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum on campus. rollins.edu/afrofantastic

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ADJACENT ADVENTURE Thanks to Rollins’ lakeside location, students are always a stone’s throw from a multitude of aquatic adventures. Navigate the Winter Park Chain of Lakes by paddle board, earn credit for learning to sail, or soak up the sun while studying on the white-sand beach.

YES, FOX DAY IS REAL Arguably the College’s most beloved tradition—and with good reason—Fox Day occurs each spring on a random day the president deems “too pretty to have class.” Students celebrate in a number of ways, from lawn games on The Green to trips to nearby beaches. rollins.edu/fox-day

ACADEMICS Develop the expertise to succeed as the world evolves.

THE KING OF CODE From Rollins computer science and math major to Amazon intern to a career in Seattle

Ten days after graduation, Shree Raj Shrestha ’17 starts a plum coding job at Amazon’s Seattle headquarters. The software development gig is the fruit of a summer internship at the retailing behemoth and the cherry on top of a college experience that rivals any in the country in richness and reach.

Flexibility to Thrive

“Amazon gives interns the freedom to choose what they want to do and how to do it. A lot of interns don’t like that, but I loved it because Rollins prepared me to think about problems in an integrated way and find a solution.”

Relationships that Resonate

“[Business professor] Richard Lewin always looked out for me even though I never had a class with him. We collaborated on a research project in which we created a simulation based on Darwin’s evolutionary theory. If I hadn’t done that research, I wouldn’t have gotten the Amazon internship.”

Future Ready

“Rollins made me see the world in a whole different way. It has prepared me for the real world and the changes that are happening in it. I learned how to deal with those changes, and how to hopefully make an impact in the lives of other people.”

Diverse Learning

“In Nepal, you take one final exam and that determines your grade. It’s all knowledge-based. Here, I got to develop myself not just through knowledge but also in other aspects of life like teamwork and leadership, study abroad and social entrepreneurship.”

READ MORE OF SHREE’S STORY at rollins.edu/shree-raj-shrestha.

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50+ PATHS TO A TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

• American Studies* • Anthropology* • Art (Studio)* • Art History* • Asian Studies* • Biochemistry – Molecular Biology • Biology* • Business (International)* • Business (Management)* • Business (Social Entrepreneurship)* • Chemistry* • Classical Studies* • Communication Studies* • Computer Science* • Critical Media and Cultural Studies* • Economics* • Elementary Education* • English* • Environmental Studies* • History* • International Relations* • Latin American and Caribbean Studies* • Marine Biology* • Mathematics* • Music* • Philosophy* • Physics* • Political Science*

COMBINED MASTER’S DEGREES AND DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS •

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Accelerated Management Program (BA/MBA – 3/2) Environmental Management/Forestry (BA/MEM/MF – 3/2) International Business/International Management (BA/BS – Dual)

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Psychology* Public Policy and Political Economy Religious Studies* Sociology* Spanish* Theatre Arts*

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Programs in Action

Africa & African-American Studies Archaeology Australian Studies Cultural Anthropology Dance Film Studies German Global Health Jewish Studies Middle Eastern and North African Studies Neuroscience Russian Studies Secondary Education Sexuality, Women’s and Gender Studies Sustainable Development and the Environment Writing

COMMUNICATION STUDIES How five Rollins students are helping a pair of Orlando social startups flourish.

Read more at rollins.edu/fpra.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Alex Peterson ’17 is architecting an environmentally sound plan for Orlando.

Read more at rollins.edu/gro.

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Allied Health Engineering (BA/BS – 3/2) Dentistry Law Medicine Optometry Podiatry Veterinary Medicine

ACCELERATED MANAGEMENT Raul Carril ’15 ’16MBA earned a bachelor’s degree in Asian studies and a MBA in just five years.

Read more at rollins.edu/amp.

* Also offered as a minor

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GET SOCIAL

A Day in the #RollinsLife

What’s life like at Rollins?

See for yourself through your future classmates’ Instagram adventures.

Check out rollinslife.com for more #unfiltered sights from the Rollins experience.

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COMMUNITY Gain the courage and capacity to create change in our backyard and around the world.

THE GLOBAL CITIZEN A graduate of Rollins’ service-centric Bonner Leaders scholarship program, Avani Mooljee ’16 embodies the College’s mission of global citizenship and responsible leadership.

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After a college experience defined by multiple service opportunities—from working with children on the autism spectrum in Orlando to interning at the U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe—this international relations major is well prepared for a career that aligns with her deepest passions.

On the Horizon

Personal Growth

Why Rollins?

The Big Picture

“For the next two and a half years, I’ll be teaching English with the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic. After that, I plan to attend graduate school and work in the State Department.”

“The College is diverse in terms of students, majors, staff, and faculty.

At the same time, there are people all across campus who share a similar story to you.”

“In and out of the classroom, Rollins taught me to interact with others, to learn by making my own mistakes, and to responsibly take ownership of my actions.”

“Regardless of what you want to do in life—whether you’re going to be a doctor, a lawyer, or an environmental scientist—you’re going to have to think on a global perspective.”

READ MORE OF AVANI’S STORY at rollins.edu/avani-mooljee.

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An Immersive Experience During Spring Break 2016, a group of Rollins students traded sunny beaches and bathing suits for a primitive campsite outside Moab, Utah, and some sturdy boots. During the weeklong trip, Tars tackled conservation and wildlife habitat restoration projects and soaked up the stunning sights of Arches and Canyonlands national parks. Rollins Immersion experiences like this, which occur throughout the year, take Tars beyond the borders of campus and immerse them in journeys of action, education, and reflection.

Experience Immersion at rollins.edu/immersion.

WAYS TO MAKE YOUR MARK From days of service to community engagement courses, Rollins offers dozens of ways to help you develop transformative habits of heart. Explore three of our favorite ways your future classmates are making a difference at Rollins and beyond.

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Igniting Imaginations This spring, Sam Sadeh ’18 and

eight Rollins classmates are using MIT’s child-friendly Scratch software to teach the basics of coding to fourth-graders at a local high-needs elementary school. The project, which is the result of a partnership between Sadeh and computer science professor Dan Myers, won funding from Google’s igniteCS initiative. In addition to financial support, Sadeh and his cohorts have virtual access to Google’s engineers and support team. “This is a great example of the power of the educational model we have at Rollins,” Myers says.

“We’re not just training students to write code or get a degree.

We’re training them to be leaders and take projects all the way to completion."

Read more at rollins.edu/ignitecs.

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Service From Day 1 As part of our move-in experience, first-year Tars helped students from The Paragon School prepare artwork for a civics competition. The Orlando school for children on the autism spectrum was one of more than two dozen community organizations Rollins partnered with during SPARC Day 2016. The annual day of service encourages the newest members of the Rollins community to ask tough questions about themselves, others, and issues facing communities in the 21st century. Since SPARC’s inception in 2006, 7,353 students, faculty, and staff have contributed 28,893 hours of service to an average of 24 community organizations each year.

Experience SPARC Day at rollins.edu/sparc.

“One of the best experiences you have in your first year at Rollins is our day of service during orientation. SPARC Day will introduce you to the power of service learning and connect you with our community and our mission before classes even begin.”

— Lindsay Clark ’11 ’15MBA, senior associate director of admission

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East End Market

If Orlando locavores have a mecca, it’s East End Market.

This diverse food hub includes a cheesemonger, artisanal bakery, succulent shop, farm store, juice bar, and craft coffee roaster. Did I mention the cookie shop and ramen?

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It’s ALWAYS sunny in Winter Park

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Grab your sunnies, friend.

You’ll need them with a whopping of 236 days of sunshine every year.

THINGS TARS LOVE ABOUT ORLANDO

By Andi Perez ’10 ’12MPCU

As Yelp’s Orlando Community Manager, co-founder of theORLANDOAN.com, and a Tar twice over, I’m constantly asked to divulge my favorite things about Winter Park and Orlando. I could write a novel on the subject, but let’s keep it short and sweet—my list of 50 things right in our backyard that will make you fall head over heels for Rollins’ hometown, just like I did.

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This charming promenade of world-class shopping and deluxe dining extends directly from campus. In fact, it’s tough to tell where Rollins ends and Park Avenue begins. Beyond the food (which warrants its own spot on this list), the avenue bustles with activity yearround, from outdoor movies in the spring to ice skating in the winter.

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From Rollins’ 22 varsity athletics teams to a trio of professional sports franchises, Orlandoans always have something to cheer. Watch LeBron James and Steph Curry square off against the Orlando Magic at the worldclass Amway Center. Support Kaká and Orlando City and Alex Morgan and the Orlando Pride at the city’s brand-new downtown soccer stadium.

And catch the gridiron stars of today (Pro Bowl) and tomorrow (Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl and Russell Athletic Bowl) at Camping World Stadium.

Unconventional Classrooms

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Located a 15-minute SunRail ride from campus, downtown Orlando is a hive of activity, entertainment, and opportunity. Stroll around iconic Lake Eola, see a Broadway show at the Dr. Phillips Center, and gain experience at one of downtown’s innovative offices.

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Mills 50 Orlando’s diversity is fabulously evident in the Mills 50 neighborhood. Vietnamese family-owned businesses line the streets with indie music venues, thrift shops, and restaurants in between. Old meets new, hip meets Pho, and all is right with the world.

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Beaches!

At Rollins, you’re an hour’s drive from Cocoa Beach and New Smyrna Beach on the east coast and a two-hour jaunt from Clearwater Beach and St. Pete Beach on the west coast.

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Rollins is known for the intimacy and engagement of its discussion-based classes, but don’t expect to be tethered to a roundtable all the time. Marine biology students study at SeaWorld, English majors explore Zora Neale Hurston’s hometown of Eatonville, and art majors curate exhibitions at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. At Rollins, all of Orlando is your classroom.

Winter Park restaurants

Real talk for a second. Tars are foodies. And foodies love Winter Park. In fact, I’m fairly certain the hashtag #nomnomnom was coined here. Start at Prato, The Ravenous Pig, and Luma, then indulge your inner gourmand all over town.

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CAREER CAPITOL

Alexis Satterwhite ’16 turned her internship at the Florida Hospital Innovation Lab into one of the coolest jobs in healthcare.

That’s just one example of the opportunity awaiting Rollins grads right in our backyard.

Orlando was named the No. 1 city in the U.S. for job growth (Department of Labor, 2015) and a top 10 city for college grads (CareerBliss.com).

More than 150 international companies representing 20 countries do business in our fair city. Opportunities? Yeah, they abound.

Incredible internships

Orlando ranks in the top 10 for internships per capita, and Rollins has an entire office dedicated to helping Tars secure the best career-builders. Your future classmates are currently running Orlando City Soccer Club’s Instagram account, leading brainstorming sessions at the Florida Hospital Innovation Lab, and creating team-building experiences at a luxury chocolate factory.

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THERE’S MORE! Head to rollins.edu/50reasons and explore 39 more Orlando experiences that are just waiting to wow you.

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AMAZING ALUMNI Join an alumni network busy making the world brighter, smarter, and more enterprising.

ENTERPRISE AT WORK The founder and CEO of furniture startup Greycork assembled a company that’s giving giants like Ikea a run for their money.

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Well before Forbes named him to its 30 Under 30 list for Art & Style, John Humphrey ’10, ’12MBA honed his entrepreneurial acumen at Rollins.

A Sturdy Foundation

“During my time on campus I began to establish myself as a leader socially and academically. I got to know the nuts and bolts of setting a strategy and seeing it through.”

At the Office

“I’m constantly juggling things like operations, investor and stakeholder relations, marketing, and sales growth.

Having a liberal arts background helps me get my mind engaged in different subject matters.”

Building a Better You

“In the fabric of the Rollins community, there’s a strong thread of encouraging people to be personally responsible.

I found myself really thinking about how I could make myself better and stay on top of various initiatives and responsibilities.”

Lifelong Connections

“I built connections at Rollins that will last the rest of my life and have catapulted me into the career I have today.”

READ MORE OF JOHN’S STORY at rollins.edu/john-humphrey.

“I’ve been an executive producer, writer, lawyer, and comedian. I could not have predicted these things in college, but the liberal arts foundation helped me in all these careers.”

EDDIE HUANG ’04 | Owner of Baohaus, host of Huang’s World on Viceland, and author of the memoirs Fresh Off the Boat and Double Cup Love. | Major: English

“In addition to my scientific studies, I really enjoyed learning about literature, philosophy, and history. Rollins gave me the opportunity to explore and realize that so many things in life are connected.”

“Going to a liberal arts college gave me a much broader personality and perspective. I took classes in theater, public speaking, and a broad range of subjects, culturally, that gave me a multidimensional point of view and helped me break out of my shell.”

JAMES AVERY ’04 Former Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares star and chef and owner of The Bonney Read in Ashbury Park, New Jersey.

Major: Communication studies

CHERIE RAMIREZ ’06 Lecturer in biochemistry and Center for Excellence in Teaching STEM faculty fellow, Simmons College Majors: Biochemistry/molecular biology and classical studies

“Studying things that surprise you and exploring ideas that are unexpected is part of crafting what you’re going to do in life.”

LIBERAL ARTS AT WORK How Rollins’ innovative liberal arts education helped these alums make their marks.

CHRISTOPHER FITZGERALD Tony Award-nominated Broadway actor Major: Theatre arts

“Whether as an English teacher in the Dominican Republic, assistant general counsel for the NAACP, or a partner in my own law firm, the core elements of a liberal arts education—thinking critically about important issues, listening closely to others, connecting history to the present, and organizing people to action—have served me well.”

DORCAS GILMORE Practitioner in residence, American University Washington College of Law Major: Psychology

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S S A L C D WORL I O N E D U C AT

7 WAYS

TO MAKE YOUR MARK AROUND THE WORLD

Anneliese Duprey ’17

Andrej Ingle ’18

Jacob Battad ’18

Dilya Bihr ’17

MAJOR: Communication studies

MAJOR: Communication studies

MAJOR: Physics

MAJOR: International relations,

STUDIED IN: Buenos Aires,

STUDIED IN: Moab, Utah

STUDIED IN: New Zealand

Argentina Her Inspiration: Anneliese’s original plan was to complete a summer program in Spain. But then a full semester at the University of Belgrano emerged on the radar. “I realized I could finish my Spanish minor there and go to a place I’d never been.”

Top Takeaway: Her Spanish improved where it matters most: in real life. For Anneliese that meant learning to tango, getting damp at Iguazu Falls, and hiking a glacier.

“Now I plan to go to grad school in Barcelona and eventually live in another Spanish country.”

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environmental studies STUDIED IN: Dominican Republic

His Inspiration: An interest in environmental conservation attracted Andrej to this alternative spring break experience. During the weeklong Immersion program, Andrej and classmates tackled conservation and habitat restoration projects and soaked up the stunning sights of Arches and Canyonlands national parks.

Top Takeaway: The word “inspiring” can indeed describe spring break. “The work we did will have positive effects for decades to come. It was a reminder of how each of us is able to help if we just go out and do it.”

His Inspiration: For Jacob, the opportunity to study at the University of Otago and explore one of the world’s most dramatic landscapes was a no-brainer.

“The trip allowed me to study at a larger university … and to take a weeklong break in Fiji.”

Her Inspiration: Chemistry professor Pedro Bernal, who for two decades has led a field study to the Dominican Republic to help reduce the incidence of waterrelated illnesses on the island.

Top Takeaway: New Zealand’s islands are draped with breathtaking trails, so it’s no stretch to say Jacob’s fourday hike on the South Island’s Heaphy Track was life-changing.

“Exploring on weekends made me appreciate the wonders of Earth. I’d love for my career to allow me to see more of it.”

Top Takeaway: Prior to the trip, Dilya wanted to focus on social justice and environmental law.

Testing water contamination levels in homes and then being invited to family feasts fed into her career goals in a way she never saw coming. “Each day you become more aware of true service, your privilege, and your ability to affect change in the world.”

Whether you’re hiking a glacier in Argentina or installing water filtration systems in the Dominican Republic, you’ll not only explore the globe as a Rollins student, you’ll also engage some of the world’s most pressing issues. With more than 80 international programs to choose from, you’ll get the opportunity to make your mark on the global stage before and after graduation.

What Exactly is a Fulbright?

This spring, Rollins was named a top producer of U.S. Fulbright students for the fifth straight year. We tracked down Fulbright winner Shelby McGuire ’15 in South Africa where she’s teaching English to give you the inside scoop on this prestigious award.

Raghabendra KC ’13

Jonathan Titone ’99

Christine Drpich ’13

MAJOR: Economics and

MAJOR: Philosophy

MAJOR: Psychology and

mathematics LIVES IN: Cambridge, United Kingdom

LIVES IN: Abu Dhabi, United Arab

communication studies

Emirates

LIVES IN: Sydney, Australia

Making His Mark: As head of product development for the National Bank of Abu Dhabi, Jonathan leads a team of 13 people from 11 different countries to help develop the local capital market. “The cultural immersion is an experience my wife, Emily ’97, son, Hunter, and I will always value.”

Making Her Mark: While Christine opens clients’ minds to new branding ideas as R3D Global Limited’s operations and marketing manager, her own eyes are constantly opened to new outlooks on life in Australia.

Making His Mark: Raghabendra is designing management and marketing courses at Cambridge Judge Business School, where he’s also a PhD candidate.

His Preparation: His first flight out of his home country of Nepal took Raghabendra to Winter Park for a campus visit. He knew right away Rollins was where he needed to be. “I came in with very little idea of what I wanted to do in life. Then I led two field trips to Nepal for Rollins’ Making Lives Better club. The organization of those trips sparked my interest in management and shaped what I’m pursuing today.”

His Preparation: Studying in Indonesia and Australia will change a person’s perspective.

“The Rollins experience helped me to be open to try different ways to solve problems and to relate to people from vastly different backgrounds.”

The Preparation: For Christine, study abroad wasn’t just about marking off a checklist of destinations. “That’s what I liked about Rollins,” says Christine, who studied in Sydney and did field studies in the Galapagos Islands and Costa Rica. “The study abroad credits helped me graduate early and gave me the support I needed to make travel into something meaningful.”

Explain the Fulbright in 20 words or less. “The U.S. Department of State sends students and scholars abroad to study, teach, and create better intercultural relations. How’s that?”

Impressive. How is the Fulbright unique? “The award goes to future leaders who are culturally sensitive and have track records of achievement, and it’s recognized by institutions around the world.”

Why does Rollins produce so many Fulbright students?

“The Rollins mission is ‘to educate students for global citizenship and responsible leadership.’ It isn’t just lip service. It’s at the core of everything Rollins does, and the Fulbright committee recognizes that.”

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ATHLETICS Learn to lead on and off the field through our winning combination of world-class academics and championship athletics.

VOCAL LEADER This point guard is leveraging the communication and leadership skills she developed on and off the court.

In 2014, Tanaya “Tee” Jones ’17 was the Sunshine State Conference’s freshman of the year. Today, she’s set to graduate with four years of internships in Student Affairs and the athletic communications department. Jones, a communications major and mainstay on the academic honor roll, caught up with us after a recent practice to dish on her past, present, and future.

What Drives Her

Basketball as Life

Building and Leading

What’s Next

“I have a little brother and sister who look up to me. I work hard because of them. I want them to know, ‘If she can do it, I can do it.’”

“Rollins is such an elite level of education. It prepared me for the real world, because I learned the importance of building relationships and leading others.”

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“As a point guard, you bring everybody together to carry out a team goal. If you can hone that skill on the court, it carries over to the workplace.”

“My goal is to work for a top sports brand like Adidas or Nike. Being a student-athlete at Rollins helped me in that I became a better communicator, problem solver, and critical thinker.”

WATCH MORE OF TEE’S STORY at rollins.edu/tanaya-jones.

Not a varsity athlete?

No worries. From fitness classes and PE courses to club and intramural sports, Rollins offers an activity for everyone. For a snapshot of that variety, take a look at what was offered in spring semester 2017 alone.

77,800

square feet of athletic training space in the Harold & Ted Alfond Sports Center

Men’s and Women’s Varsity Athletic Teams Baseball (M) Basketball (M, W) Cross Country (M, W) Golf (M, W) Lacrosse (M, W) Rowing (M, W) Sailing (M, W) Soccer (M, W) Softball (W) Swimming (M, W) Tennis (M, W) Volleyball (W) Waterskiing (M, W)

Club Sports Dance team Equestrian Indoor soccer Ping pong Soccer Surfing Tennis Wakeboarding Intramural Sports Basketball Ping pong Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Group Fitness Classes Abs and core Barre Body Works Buti yoga Insanity!

Yoga Zumba

Get Sporty Sunshine State Conference Championships

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23 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Sunshine State Conference Tournament Championships

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Consecutive semesters with a cumulative GPA above 3.0

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NCAA President’s Award for Academic Excellence

“Attend the free fitness classes, work out in the newly renovated gym, run the trail along Lake Virginia, and take a PE class like golf, paddle boarding, or cycling. Your academic life gets stressful at times, but Rollins has tons of opportunities to help you strike a balance and stay healthy.” — Elissa Jovita ’14, assistant director of admission

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R E A DY T O M A K E YO U R M A R K ?

How to Apply

Visit rollins.edu/admission/apply and apply in a matter of minutes using the Common Application or Rollins’ handy online application.

FINANCIAL AID AT ROLLINS BY THE NUMBERS

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Percentage of students who receive some form of financial aid

$50 MILLION+

Amount students annually receive in state, federal, and Rollins resources

$35K

The average aid package for enrolling freshmen with demonstrated need

$230,000+

The value of an Alfond Scholarship over four years

$10K – $30K

The annual value range of partial merit scholarships $0: Sign-up cost for Raise.me, which lets you earn scholarships

When to Apply

Visit rollins.edu/deadlines for early decision, regular decision, and priority scholarship deadlines.

What You Need to Apply A completed application (Rollins Select Application or Common Application)

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Learn more at rollins.edu/ tswo.

SAT/ACT scores or Test Score Waived Option TOEFL or IELTS scores if English is not your native language An official high school transcript A counselor recommendation A Secondary School Report $50 application fee International Students Visit rollins.edu/international for international student application guidelines.

Transfer Students Visit rollins.edu/transfer for transfer student application guidelines.

from Rollins for your high school achievements

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“Don’t let the price of a school scare you away from applying, because you never know what will happen. I was given more scholarships and financial aid from Rollins than from a large public university. Had I attended that school, I would have had to pay more out of pocket than I did coming to Rollins. Who knows where I’d be today if I hadn’t applied to Rollins?” — Francisco Vanegas ’14, admission counselor

Rollins at a glance

1,942

100+

FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT (FALL 2016)

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MORE THAN 70 PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS WHO STUDY ABROAD

STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO

188 INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS FROM 59 COUNTRIES (FALL 2016)

STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Top Ranked for More Than 20 Years U.S. News & World Report No. 2 in Service-Learning Programs U.S. News & World Report, 2017 No. 4 in Commitment to Undergraduate Teaching U.S. News & World Report, 2017 Top Producer of Fulbright Students U.S. Department of State, 2013–17

Established 1885 Cost of Attendance (2017–18)

Select Awards & Rankings

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Tuition & Fees:

$48,335

$48,335

Room & Board:

$14,730

$3,010

TOTAL:

$63,085

$51,345

No. 1 in Leadership and Organizational Development Programs HR.com, 2016–17 Ashoka U Changemaker Campus Ashoka U, 2012–2017 ROLLINS | 19

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How will you make your mark?

Think of this issue as a sneak peek into the richness of the Rollins experience. You’ll get a glimpse into everything from our intimate learning environment to the vibrant opportunity of Orlando, but there’s plenty more to discover and we can’t wait to show you. Take the next step, and see your future come into focus at Rollins.

Visit Campus Schedule a visit and experience Rollins yourself. rollins.edu/visit

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