Interpreter of Biases
In the battle for left brain/right brain dominance, Alison Williams ’81 may well be a case study in cheerfully riding that middle line. A biophysical chemist and semi-professional oboist, Williams is …
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Driven to Connect
Fundraising is data driven, but Vice President for Advancement Frantz Williams Jr. ’99 says caring about people is at th…
Freedom of Expression
With a background in journalism and inspired by her parents’ activism and the strength of their conviction, Vice Preside…
An Original Path
Committed to pursuing her passions and evolving as a leader, Donna Jacobs ’78 has excelled in such disparate fields as l…
This Land is Our Land
Jordan Pond at sunset. Photo by Will Newton/FOA.
David MacDonald ’86, the head of Friends of Acadia, wants us to take…
Community Changemakers
Three Connecticut leaders reflect on what it takes to make a difference within a state, city, or town.
It’s easy to c…
Finfluencer Extraordinaire
For over 173,000 followers between Instagram and YouTube, Haley Sacks ’13 is making finance fun.
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Transforming the ‘Black Butterfly’
Baltimore City native and Johns Hopkins University Professor Lawrence Jackson ’90 created the Billie Holiday Project for…
Making Her Own Luck: Michele Barnwell ’89
A formative early experience inspired Michele Barnwell ’89 to support others in taking charge of their personal narrativ…
Citizen Artist: Creating Socially Engaged Theater as Civic Practice
Using experimental forms and immersive experiences, Assistant Professor of Theater Katie Pearl reimagines the relationsh…