SIPP@Brown Class of 2024

SIPP@Brown 2024 participants and faculty, standing in front of Sayles Hall.

Top, left to right: Simone Gubler, Emily Kress, Ryan Doody, Manny Flores. Middle row, left to right: Audrey Pozernick, Allison Ambrose, Morgan Kopish. Bottom row, left to right: Ramsey Cooper, Eli Jacobs-Marques, Sean Huang, Joseph Funk.

SIPP@Brown Class of 2023

SIPP@Brown 2023 participants and faculty standing on staircase in front of Corliss-Brackett House, the home of Brown's Philosophy Department

Top row, left to right: Cat Hackett, Emily Kress, Ryan Doody. Middle row, left to right: Carrie Ciecierski, Reinaldo Morales Cruz, Catherine Hou, Tanya Solis. Bottom row, left to right: Simone Gubler, Makaelan Bond, Griffin Newby, Esther Ma.

SIPP@Brown Class of 2019

Top row, left to right:  Andrew Hayes, Yohana Abughattas, Corbin Covington, Jesse Loi. Middle row, left to right: Dave Estlund, Megan Ruppel, Kayleigh Rodgers, Sophia Giddens, Nina Emery. Bottom row, left to right: Adara Corbin, Gabrielle …

Top row, left to right: Andrew Hayes, Yohana Abughattas, Corbin Covington, Jesse Loi. Middle row, left to right: Dave Estlund, Megan Ruppel, Kayleigh Rodgers, Sophia Giddens, Nina Emery. Bottom row, left to right: Adara Corbin, Gabrielle Kerbel, Cleo Charpantier

SIPP@Brown Class of 2018

Top row, left to right: Gisela Reyes, Stephanie van Fossen, James McIntyre, Miles Iton, Morgan Flanagan-Folcarelli, Abdul Ansari, Felicia Jing. Botton row, left to right: Cathlene Centeno, Zach Barnett (co-director), Paskalina Bourbon, Nina Emery (c…

Top row, left to right: Gisela Reyes, Stephanie van Fossen, James McIntyre, Miles Iton, Morgan Flanagan-Folcarelli, Abdul Ansari, Felicia Jing. Botton row, left to right: Cathlene Centeno, Zach Barnett (co-director), Paskalina Bourbon, Nina Emery (co-director), Dave Estlund (Instructor) Not pictured: Risa Takenaka.

SIPP@Brown Class of 2017

Top row, left to right: Hien Bui, Dinesh Jaswal, Andrew Hahm, Garry Soronio, Gillian Gray, Meryem Keskin, Nicholas Whittaker. Bottom row, left to right: Katrinia Van Dyke, Tez Clark, Elisa Reverman.

Top row, left to right: Hien Bui, Dinesh Jaswal, Andrew Hahm, Garry Soronio, Gillian Gray, Meryem Keskin, Nicholas Whittaker. Bottom row, left to right: Katrinia Van Dyke, Tez Clark, Elisa Reverman.

SIPP@Brown Class of 2016

Top row, left to right: Michaela Garneau, Earvin Chavez, Mahmoud Jalloh, Crystal Hernandez, Anna Bates. Bottom row, left to right: Jean Amaya, Lucy Petroucheva, Aurora Llamas, Ariana Peruzzi.

Top row, left to right: Michaela Garneau, Earvin Chavez, Mahmoud Jalloh, Crystal Hernandez, Anna Bates. Bottom row, left to right: Jean Amaya, Lucy Petroucheva, Aurora Llamas, Ariana Peruzzi.

SIPP@Brown Class of 2015

Top row, left to right: Darian Bolen, Madeline Aruffo, Katie Owens, Sam Gerleman, Kristen Beard. Bottom row, left to right: Mariah Levy, Kirsi Teppo, Mallory Webber, Eliana Peck, Sayid Bnefsi.

Top row, left to right: Darian Bolen, Madeline Aruffo, Katie Owens, Sam Gerleman, Kristen Beard. Bottom row, left to right: Mariah Levy, Kirsi Teppo, Mallory Webber, Eliana Peck, Sayid Bnefsi.

 

Testimonials:

  • “The honest, supportive, and collaborative atmosphere of every SIPP@Brown activity truly provided a window into what graduate school and an academic career could ideally be like.”

  • “SIPP@Brown is a phenomenal program. I met incredible students with whom wonderful experiences were shared.”

  • “The professors and mentors at SIPP@Brown held me to a high standard (without putting me under stress and pressure) and were incredibly helpful in their critiques of my work.”

  • “The other students in the program were wonderful; they made these classes some of the best I’ve ever taken. Though we all came from different philosophical backgrounds, we came together over a shared love for playing with ideas. I'm so thankful to have had the opportunity to participate in such an amazing program, and more excited than ever about pursuing philosophy professionally.”

  • “For the first time, I got to experience first hand the variety of ways that philosophy is done and taught, which let me think more about whether I wanted to be in philosophy in the future. I definitely understand professional philosophy and graduate school better than before, which means I can make better decisions for myself.”

  • “I am extremely grateful to everyone at Brown who was involved with SIPP because it really was an invaluable experience. I think the program is a fantastic idea, and I think more schools who can afford to do so should consider setting up SIPP-like programs. I can now see myself in graduate school, which is something that was difficult to picture before.”

  • “SIPP helped me determine what I want out of my future education and career; I left the program feeling empowered and confident about my prospects as an academic.”