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“If you had asked me at the start of my freshman year if ethics could have been a part of my life or course of study, I would have said ‘no.’ I find it incredible how pervasive it is, and it provides a great way of connecting different experiences.”

“I think about how the research will eventually help the refugees and their community here, but that the effects won’t be immediate. In the meantime, that’s at the cost of my taking time away from them when they are trying to survive in a new place—in school, in their jobs. Our discussions about research ethics really opened my eyes to those competing interests.”