Faces of Rhodes

Liz Jeans ′11 Liz Jeans ’11 talks about what it’s like to be part of the "crazy, very intelligent family" of chemistry majors and why she decided to join a sorority. »

Demitri Jerow ′14 Rallying Rhodes students around sporting events provides Demitri Jerow ′14 a chance to bolster togetherness. »

Emmanuel John-Teye ′13 Searching for a solid pre-med program and a low student-teacher ratio, jazz pianist Emmanual John-Teye ’13 discovered Rhodes and a bonus—the college’s internship connections to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. »

Professor Judaken Rhodes’ first Spence L. Wilson Chair in Humanities strengthens the interdisciplinary environment on campus. »

Bhavna Kansal ′15 Bhavna Kansal ′15 presents her paper, "Narrative Coherence and Psychological Mindedness as Buffers Against Victimization Among Children Rejected by Peers," at the SRCD Biennial Meeting. »

Adiha Khan ′13 For Adiha Khan ′13, finding a snake to study starts with a walk in the park. »

Keshav Kukreja ′12 Combining classes from several disciplines gave Keshav Kukreja ’12 the background he needed for med school and a chance to further his knowledge of the brain. »

Brian Lainoff ′12 Brian Lainoff ’12 draws on his double major to land a dream job with global implications.  »

Prof. Michael Leslie Join Theodore Nollert ’16 for a new video series featuring our fabulous faculty. »

Emily Main ′12 CODA and Curb Institute fellowships give LA native Emily Main ′12 the chance to apply her musical skills and interests toward bettering Memphis. »

Andy McGeoch ′12 Among study abroad opportunities, spring-break service projects and a vital International Studies program, Ohio native Andy McGeoch ’12 and his cultural interests found a home at Rhodes. »

Ruthie Mengistu ′14 An internship with Deaf Family Literacy of Memphis confirms Ruthie Mengistu’s ’14 intentions of pursuing a career in speech-language pathology. »