Jillian Nicole Doane

Jillian Nicole Doane

Bachelor of Arts

Physics

Physics

In my freshman and sophomore year I was a hurdler and sprinter on the Women's Track and Field Team. Through physics I had the opportunity to perform research on gravitational waves with LIGO and pulsars in Puerto Rico. During my senior year I attended The University of Otago in New Zealand where I studied sociology and physics, and practiced mountaineering skills on hikes. During my time at Oberlin I enjoyed teaching philosophy to elementary school students as well as learning the techniques of rock climbing.

The University of Otago in New Zealand during the Fall of 2019.

Research Assistant

Resident Assistant

Quantitative Skills Drop-in Tutor

Physics Grader.

The community wood chip trail because it is a beautiful place to watch sunrises and sunsets while being surrounded by nature.

Sociology of the African American Community with Clovis White allowed me to merge my critical thinking skills with my interest in social issues; it also sparked my curiosity for public policy.

Track & Field

Black Scientists Guild

Experimental College

Swing&Blues

Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. It will not lead you astray. -Rumi

Winning the first NCAC Indoor Track and Field Championships with The Women's Track and Field Team in 2017.

05/25/2020

Work in the field of public policy or public health.