Princeton Profiles: Camden Olson, training service dogs to change lives

By Danielle Alio, Office of Communications on March 27, 2017, noon
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Sophomore Camden Olson's desire to have a career training service dogs has led her to major in ecology and evolutionary biology, and she will train and study service animals for her senior thesis.

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