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Sophomore Career Connections Program Gets Students Ready to Thrive in the “New Future of Work”

During the first-ever virtual Sophomore Career Connections program, 100 alumnae/i and parent mentors helped more than 250 second-year students gain insight into the networking process in general and specific fields of interest.

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AAVC Corner: January Winterim

Winterim. What is it? A term coined to signify the long break between semesters during COVID, three weeks longer than usual for Vassar students (classes resume on February 17). And most notably, a unique, silver lining opportunity to tap into the talents of our remarkable alumnae/i and parents for the benefit of students in the virtual space.

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On Mattering Discussion Series Focuses on Racial Disparities in an “Unjust Ecosystem”

A new discussion series initiated by the African American Alumnae/i of Vassar College (AAAVC) is bringing Vassar expertise to bear on specific areas of racial injustice in the United States.

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AAVC Spotlight: Petero Sabune ’77

Throughout a wide-ranging career in the Episcopal priesthood, Rev. Canon Petero Sabune ’77 has tackled issues as global as the acceptance of women priests in Africa and as local as the food insecurity of his neighbors in Mount Vernon, NY.

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A Conversation on Women’s Rights: Present and Future

Los Angeles attorney and film producer Brenda Feigen ’66 and Helen Pankhurst, OBE, a former Vassar College Clark Scholar and women’s rights activist, took part in “Reflections on Women’s Rights Present and Future,” an online panel discussion hosted by Vassar’s Office of Regional and International Programs on December 6, 2020.

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AAVC Spotlight: Barbara Barlow ’60

Dr. Barbara Barlow ’60, an award-winning pediatric surgeon, has worked tirelessly to prevent traumatic injury to children throughout her long and distinguished career.

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Former Journalist Sue Buyer ’47 Finds New Calling, Publishing Her First Novel at 92

Sue Buyer ’47 found there were limited opportunities for women journalists in the 1950s. Decades later, she found a different calling, publishing her first novel at age 92.

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In the Media - November 2020 Roundup

A roundup of Vassar and its alumnae/i, faculty members, students, administrators, and staff in the news for November 2020.

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In the Media - January 2021 Roundup

A roundup of Vassar and its alumnae/i, faculty members, students, administrators, and staff in the news for January 2021.

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In the Media - December 2020 Roundup

A roundup of Vassar and its alumnae/i, faculty members, students, administrators, and staff in the news for December 2020.

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