Retired OB-GYN Dr. Elisa Burns ’78 is an activist and advocate for reproductive rights.
Author: Kristin Baird Rattini
Amanda Lubit ’00 documents the resilience of Muslim migrant women in the ‘race-hate capital of Europe.’
For 43 years, Smith has been a ski-teaching professional for Aspen Ski Company in Colorado.
In Wyoming Katherine (Longfield) ’03 Wonson has developed not just a hands-on but also a “hearts-on” approach to trades training.
After a long career as a physician, Mary Rae ’75 is thrilling readers with her medical whodunits.
Leigh Wayburn ’96 Burns developed cricket wear for women.
Journalist Kalee Thompson ’96 covers wide-ranging topics, from reviews for Wirecutter to her latest book on immigration.
At Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, Amitabha Gupta ’05 translates scientific information into engaging content for diverse audiences.
As co-founder of the Women’s Earth Alliance, Amira Diamond ’95 works to build partnerships and programs that empower women around the world.
Rob Carroll ’15 and Nick Freud ’15 bring the college experience to prospective students’ screens.