The events in Virginia this week seems to have shaken us all, spurred debate and for some revealed the ugly truth about the lingering nature of Neo-Nazi and white supremacist sentiment in our country today. 602 more words
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Jen Berlingo: Marketing & Diversifying as an Art Therapist
By Amanda Hart, Graduate Art Therapy student at Naropa University
Jen Berlingo is an art therapist working out of San Francisco, CA, working both online and in the community. 597 more words
Amy Calandrino '05
When we asked Amy Calandrino if she envisioned attending college from an early age, she responded: “Graduating from college and owning my own business helping others was always a dream of mine, but I always thought it was one of those lofty, fairytale kind of dreams. 705 more words
Professor Emeritus Dr. David C. Bright: Mentoring and Service are His Highest Honors
By Pamela Martineau
Southern California College of Optometry Professor Emeritus David C. Bright, OD, ’76, has been bestowed with many high honors during his lengthy career. 728 more words
My experience as a mobility student at Makerere University
By Isaac Nyabisa Oteyo
Growing up in rural Western Kenya, I often heard people talking about great universities in East Africa like the University of Nairobi, Makerere University and University of Dar es Salaam. 1,593 more words
Alumni stories: Amod
What happens after interning at Oxfam Novib? The Alumni blog series is all about students who have finished their internship as part of the Oxfam Novib Academy. 468 more words
Dr. Harue Marsden, ‘87, Dr. Weslie Hamada, ‘01, and Yuki Marsden
Drs. Glenda Secor and Harue Marsden on a safari in Africa
The Association of Contact Lens Education meeting in Boston
Dr. Marsden with the Stephey/Schornack family
Harue Marsden, OD, MS, ’87: Tireless advocate and champion of the profession
By Kristi Garrett
Whether it was on the floor of the House of Delegates of the American Optometric Association or in the close confines of an exam room, Harue Marsden, OD, MS, ’87 was impossible to miss. 1,449 more words
