Bridging the Gap Between Incarcerated Mothers and Their Daughters
While conducting research for her final project in the organizational management graduate program at Robert Wesleyan College, 2005–06 Community Action Grantee Tammy Butler-Phelps discovered a real need in her community. […] Read more »
So Many Good Books, So Little Time
Fellow students in my graduate program often tell me they have stopped reading for fun because of the amount of required class-related reading. While I do what I can to […] Read more »
Meet Ilana Blumberg: Mother, Scholar, Author
For Ilana Blumberg, a 2004–05 American Fellow, life has been a series of balancing acts and contrasts, as depicted in her recently published memoir, Houses of Study: A Jewish Woman […] Read more »
Meet Mariya Lazebnik: Senior Scientist and Cancer Researcher
Mariya Lazebnik, a 2007–08 Selected Professions Fellow, first became interested in biomedical problems after studying cancer biology in high school. She decided to study electrical and biomedical engineering in college […] Read more »
Project Profile: 2002–03 Girl Scout Summer Day Camp
In a recent interview, 2002–03 Community Action Grantee Marianne North talked about her work with the Girl Scout/Tech Trek Summer Day Camp in Wyoming. An active AAUW member, having served […] Read more »
Meet Elaine Hale: Chemical Engineer
Elaine Hale, a 2003–04 Selected Professions Fellow, considers herself a jack-of-all-trades, a character trait that works in her favor in her new position at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. As […] Read more »
Meet Rashi Bahri: Talk Show Host, Screenplay Writer, Producer, Director
I remember once, after a knock-down, drag-out battle about whether or not I should take a year off of college to travel the west coast — my corner said yes […] Read more »
The Power of a Nomination
We hear a great deal about nominations these days as we are assaulted via the airwaves and in print media with half-truths and outright lies about each party’s “nominee.” One […] Read more »
