My culminating project will be an online exhibit hosted through the Albert M. Greenfield Digital Center website, which will include audio and video excerpts, and photographs. The Albert M. Greenfield Digital Center for the History of Women’s Education: “aims to … Continue reading →

This summer I had the opportunity to revisit Perry House with Alexis. Since Perry House have been offline going on two years I did not know what to expect. In the former library there were some paintings along with other … Continue reading →

Since my first blog I have had the pleasure to work with various college staff, and begin looking through Ms. Rich’s [distinguished alumna Evelyn Rich ’54] papers. Her papers contain information about the various organizations and companies she has worked … Continue reading →

Listening to [distinguished alumna Evelyn Rich ’54]’s interview provided a great place to begin my research for the summer. Since she graduated in 1954 she had a different experience compared to the black students who succeeded her, providing a context … Continue reading →

On June 1, I had the pleasure of attending the Women of Color Gathering during Reunion Weekend. This was an informal conversation in the Pensby Center living room, which was mostly attended by alumni of the African Diaspora, along with … Continue reading →