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Class of 2026
LifeWorks Position: Intern with Berry’s Legal Counsel
Majors: Economics and Political Science
Aiden Benoualid ’26 excelled as an honors student and tennis athlete at Berry College. He completed three legal internships while an undergraduate. Aiden attends Belmont University Law School in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Berry students work alongside faculty mentors — exploring their interests, gaining intrinsic knowledge around core areas of their academic studies and contributing in a way that better prepares them for their future. At Berry, Sarah Roberts ’25 completed a pivotal internship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. She is pursuing a master’s in animal genetics at the University of Idaho.
Sarah's Story
Known for a sense of purpose, work ethic and habits of mind, Berry graduates hold a distinct advantage in their professional lives. Jacob Sylvie ’26, recipient of the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, illustrates this wholeheartedly. He is pursuing a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering at North Carolina State University.
Jacob's Story
The world’s largest campus — with distinct environments and ecosystems — supports unique work-based learning and research opportunities. Biology major Mollie Martin ’25 applied hands-on learning experience during an internship at the Baldhead Island Conservancy in North Carolina. She works as a barrier island naturalist in South Carolina.
Mollie's Story
Berry College, in partnership with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, has been awarded $344,800 to support the restoration and long-term management of rare montane longleaf pine and calcareous flatwood ecosystems.
Berry College is one of the nation's academically best undergraduate institutions, according to The Princeton Review® book published Tuesday.