Alumnae Bulletin
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Working Toward Real Change
By promoting diversity in research and academia, a GSSWSR alumna aims to influence policy.
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In the (Art) Market
Student's research explores marginalization of people of color.
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For Starters: Winter 2018
Leadership. Preparing for the digital present. And saying goodbyes.
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A Woman of Peace
A graduate of Bryn Mawr's first class, Emily Green Balch never shied from her calling.
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Leading the Fight Against Islamophobia
Who are Muslims’ allies? Everyone needs to be, says the author.
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March On
Working to make a difference can mean refusing, resisting, and engaging.
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The Candidates
The following alumnae are up for election to the Alumnae Association Executive Board.
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For Bryn Mawr's Arlo Weil, Geology Proved a Path to Adventure
Recent research has taken him to the Rocky Mountains and the Andes.
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