Difference between revisions of "Jacob Hupart"
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| − | '''Jacob Hupart''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2005|05]] | + | '''Jacob Hupart''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2005|05]] was the recipient of a [[Kellett Fellowship]]. He spent two years studying at [[University of Cambridge|Cambridge]], in the fields of criminology and international affairs, and later received a law degree from [[Harvard]]. |
| − | Hupart majored in [[History Department|History]] and won the [[Garrett Mattingly Prize]] for his senior thesis. | + | Hupart majored in [[History Department|History]], [[Human Rights major|Human Rights]], and [[MEALAC]], and won the [[Garrett Mattingly Prize]] for his senior thesis. He is also an interviewer of Columbia applicants for the [[Alumni Representative Committee]]. |
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Latest revision as of 16:59, 26 May 2013
Jacob Hupart CC '05 was the recipient of a Kellett Fellowship. He spent two years studying at Cambridge, in the fields of criminology and international affairs, and later received a law degree from Harvard.
Hupart majored in History, Human Rights, and MEALAC, and won the Garrett Mattingly Prize for his senior thesis. He is also an interviewer of Columbia applicants for the Alumni Representative Committee.
