Class of 2026

Caroline describes her journey of combining her passions of art and anatomy to learn to draw and paint figures by memory.

Avani describes the challenges, successes, and joys of her SISP: reading (and reviewing) her way through all 100 of Goodreads' list of books to read before college.

Maria describes how she spent well over 150 hours learning to knit and creating a one-of-a-kind sweater.

Vysh reflects on her wet lab experience at UMass Chan and the skills she inherited from her STEM 1 days as a MAMS junior.

More than a technical project, Aansh’s go-kart is the child of his passions–something complex, unique, and enjoyable to pursue. 

Sri shows there's more to MAMS than science and math by reconnecting with a long loved form of art. 

Taking flight, Brown enjoys sky blue with his path to obtaining a pilot's license. 

Balancing extracurriculars, software mishaps, and instrument fixes, Chakravarthy's SISP proves to be a challenging yet educational experience. 

Staying active and learning new skills, Gujjari advances through her SISP with a positive mindset, leading to startling speed. 

Bella's SISP takes her on a journey of language learning, food, and culture. 

For Alladi, EMT training is the perfect opportunity to help others and prepare for a future career in pediatric medicine.

Nair described his experiences at CERN and DESY in Switzerland and Germany: two of the biggest research centers for particle physics.