For Kristin D’Angelo, the honors experience at Northeastern was defined by adventure, friendship, and unforgettable memories. Some of her favorite memories include late nights in the East Village common rooms with fellow honors students and leading a chocolate-making workshop through the Honors Exchange of Ideas, Skills, and Talents.
But if she could relive one memory, it would be her Dialogue of Civilizations trip to Peru, made possible through the Honors Fee Waiver. Many of her classmates, including her roommates, were also in the honors program, and the experience quickly became one of the top five highlights of her time at Northeastern. “I learned so much during that trip! Unforgettable memories for sure,” she says.
Today, Kristin is living her lifelong dream as a high school biology teacher, inspiring the next generation of curious minds. When asked about a project she might one day pursue with fellow alumni, she shared an idea to bring them together through an immersive “Dialogue”-type experience – creating new opportunities to learn, explore, and collaborate beyond their student years. Learn more about Kristin below and feel free to reach out
About Kristin Luise D’Angelo, S’23, MA’25
Kristin is a double Husky at Northeastern. She majored in biology and education, with minors in Spanish, environmental science, and political science. She absolutely loved her time at Northeastern, and the honors program allowed her to attend Northeastern on scholarship, as well as participate in numerous global experiences.
She completed four Dialogue of Civilizations, three alternative spring breaks, and one global co-op. In her time, she was an honors Living Learning Assistant, an Honors Events Council member, participated in the Honors Exchange of Ideas, Skills, and Talents and the Honors Book club, and took several honors classes. She is currently in the Honors Alumni Mentoring Network and loves connecting with current honors students and alumni, so please feel free to reach out to her at [email protected].
