Applying Machine Learning to the Prevention of Illegal Wildlife Poaching
Lily Xu ’18 discusses her PhD research applying AI to wildlife conservation
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Trust Your Own Intuition
Eleanor Shannon D‘79 lived in the abstract regions of her bossy brain until she bullied her body right into the breakdown lane.
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Just a Thank You Would Be Nice
Hallie Brook’s (D’90) Facebook post about being a doctor in a pandemic struck a nerve. She shares her story about one doctor’s plea.
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Limericks and Reflection
Alice Merryweather D’21 shares the limericks she wrote while spending time in treatment for an eating disorder.
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On Purpose: Design and Healing
Mirelle Phillips D’07 turns her work as a photographer into the research and development of immersive healing environments
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Understanding the Woman in Front of Me
Victoria Gibbs D’07 discusses her struggles with alcohol, eating disorders and depression and how discovering Yoga 10 years ago set her on a path to healing.
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When Your Husband is Bi-Polar
Heidi C D’97a reflects on her experiences as her husband navigates life with Bi-Polar disorder
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You’re Never too Old to Succeed at Something New
Juliet Aires Giglio ’84 believes we’re never too old to succeed at something new.
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Finding Your Strength
Amy Feind Reeves T’92 reflects on overcoming life’s obstacles, and the value of not keeping them a secret along the way.
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How Did I Get Here?
Sharon Ayer TDI’13 chronicles her journey with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS)
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