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“I was an English major, and I credit that with my ability to write lots of words about things I know nothing about.” –Dave Barry '69, Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humor writer.
Dave is the seventh in a series of individual vignettes directed by Ben Hickernell ’00 that take us further into the lives of Haverfordians profiled in the documentary “Lives That Speak”.
Economics major Elisabeth Smith '04 became president and CEO of a machining and parts supplier to the aerospace and power-generation industries in 2014.
Read "Elisabeth Smith '04: Aerospace Industry CEO" in the Winter 2016 issue of Haverford magazine.
Smith is aiming to attract more women to the industry, she says, by showing them "we are a forward-thinking, technologically advanced company that uses million-dollar computers to cut metal". Photo: Chris Langer.
Political Science major and education minor Ankur Arya '12 is a teacher who created a program to help students earn admission to Delaware's top public and private high schools.
Read "Lighting the Way" in the Winter 2016 issue of Haverford magazine.
Ankur Arya '12 in his classroom at Thomas A. Edison Charter School in Wilmington, Delaware. Photo: Tessa Marie Images.
“The environment has been an issue that a lot of people at Haverford are passionate about. It’s a school that really cares about reducing our carbon footprint, about fighting global warming, about making the world a better place.” –Karan Shah '09, co-founder of Grow-Trees.com
Karan is the sixth in a series of individual vignettes directed by Ben Hickernell ’00 that take us further into the lives of Haverfordians profiled in the documentary “Lives That Speak”.
Biology major Abby Schutzman '06 co-founded an out-of-the-ordinary veterinary practice that operates as a co-op.
Read "A Vet's Bet" in the Winter 2016 issue of Haverford magazine.
Abby Schutzman '06 with Pickles, her 2-year-old pit bull mix. Photo: Dan Z. Johnson.
Economics major Elisabeth Smith '04 became president and CEO of a machining and parts supplier to the aerospace and power-generation industries in 2014.
Read "Elisabeth Smith '04: Aerospace Industry CEO" in the Winter 2016 issue of Haverford magazine.
Smith is aiming to attract more women to the industry, she says, by showing them "we are a forward-thinking, technologically advanced company that uses million-dollar computers to cut metal". Photo: Chris Langer.
“A lot of my success as a financier has been in my ability to partner across the organization and build relationships…. I attribute that to Haverford and the academic experience I had there.” –Amita Tomkoria '06, CFO, Software & Services, GE
Ben Hickernell ’00 takes us further into the lives of Haverfordians profiled in the documentary “Lives That Speak.”
Biology major Abby Schutzman '06 co-founded an out-of-the-ordinary veterinary practice that operates as a co-op.
Read "A Vet's Bet" in the Winter 2016 issue of Haverford magazine.
Abby Schutzman '06 with Pickles, her 2-year-old pit bull mix. Photo: Dan Z. Johnson.
Political Science major and education minor Ankur Arya '12 is a teacher who created a program to help students earn admission to Delaware's top public and private high schools.
Read "Lighting the Way" in the Winter 2016 issue of Haverford magazine.
Ankur Arya '12 in his classroom at Thomas A. Edison Charter School in Wilmington, Delaware. Photo: Tessa Marie Images.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs sustains and carries out Haverford College’s commitment to diversity by supporting student programs, faculty initiatives, and curricular innovations that cultivate a vibrant and multifaceted intellectual community.
Vince Warren '86, a veteran civil and human rights attorney and executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, recently gave a talk about the broad emerging vision of the BlackLivesMatter movement. The event was co-hosted by the Multicultural Alumni Action Group. Photo: Will Herzog '19.
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.