ECS Senior Beatrix Bondor Receives Award for Academic Achievement

September 13, 2022
President Eisgruber, Jill Dolan and students Princeton undergraduates honored for their academic achievements at Opening Exercises gather with President Christopher L. Eisgruber (back row, center) and Dean of the College Jill Dolan (far right). The students are (front row, from left) Lucy Ann Sirrs, Arya Maheshwari, Yuri Yu and Aleksa Milojević, and (back row, from left) Beatrix Bondor, Casey Beidel and Brendan Kehoe. Photo by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications

Beatrix Bondor, a member of the Class of 2023, is one of two students awarded this year’s George B. Wood Legacy Junior Prize. The prize is awarded to members of the senior class in recognition of exceptional academic achievement during junior year.

Bondor, a member of New College West, is an English concentrator pursuing certificates in European Cultural Studies, French language and culture, and creative writing (poetry). For her senior thesis, she is writing a collection of poems, advised by Michael Dickman, lecturer in creative writing and the Lewis Center for the Arts. The collection will tell the story of Virginia’s founding period and cultural collisions.

As part of the ECS community, she is among students and faculty who share an interest in the interdisciplinary study of European cultures and societies across a range of periods. 

Outside of the classroom, Bondor is co-chair of Orange Key student tour guides, a campus visit ambassador with the Office of Admission, managing editor of the Nassau Literary Review, a member the Behrman Undergraduate Society of Fellows and a member of the Pre-Law Society.

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