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At a time of conflict and divide, the College is working to bring students, faculty, and staff together to support one another and engage these important issues through peaceful and constructive dialogue.

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The grants provided by the Haverford Innovations Program are intended to sustain Fords' entrepreneurial spirit during the busy academic year.

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The new plan aims to elevate the field of play, and not just for student-athletes.

  • Advocating for Immigrants in Virginia

    The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship is funding Kate Irick's '13 internship this summer with the Legal Aid Justice Center in Falls Church, Va.

  • Teaching in Israel

    Hannah Turner '13 is spending the summer working with Israel Elwyn, an organization that seeks to integrate disabled children into their local communities.

  • Oil Pipelines, Interdependence, and the Arab Spring

    Matthew Cebul '13 and Hannah Solomon-Strauss '12 are working as research interns at the Foreign Policy Research Institute this summer with support from the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.

  • An Education in Guatemala

    Hannah Miller '13 is spending the summer working at a school and orphanage in Guatemala through a CPGC funded internship.

  • Empowering Girls in Rural Peru

    Elizabeth Levitan '11 is helping young girls get an education at the Sacred Valley Project in Peru this summer with support from the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.

  • Urban Agriculture and Modern Design in Germany

    Recent graduate Katie Wettick '11 is studying urban sustainability in Hamburg, Germany, this summer under the auspices of the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.

  • Clinic in Cape Town

    Becca DeHority '12 is spending this summer interning at a day clinic in Cape Town.

  • Tracing the Ocean's History

    Martin Richard '14 is at Harvard University this summer studying the composition of rock samples to determine the ocean environment during the Cambrian era.

  • Golf and the Law

    Robert Harris '78, a Connecticut attorney and golf lover, launches a website that looks at legal disputes involving the game of golf.

  • Improving Children's Health in Boston

    Gemma Donofrio '12 is researching children's health care this summer with a CPGC funded internship at Children's HealthWatch in Boston.

  • President Emerson Will Not Seek Reappointment

    He will spend the final year of his term on a research sabbatical, then return to teaching.

  • Practicing Medicine in India

    Olivia Coburn-Flynn '13 and Nicole Lantz '12 are in the middle of a Center for Peace and Global Citizenship-funded internship at a hospital in Koderma, India.

  • Uplifting a community affected by HIV/AIDS in rural Uganda

    Sam Gant '13 is spending the summer working with a community affected by HIV/AIDS in Uganda.

  • Financial Aid: Haverford "Among the Best"

    <em>The Washington Post</em>'s College, Inc. blog names Haverford's aid policy, which replaced loans with grants in 2008, as one the 12 best in the country.

  • Uncovering History in Philadelphia

    Rosalie Hooper '12 is spending the summer conducting history research in Philadelphia.

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