The First of Dartmouth’s “Pioneering Women”
Dona Heller ’69 shares insights from her experience and gives some great advice to women everywhere
Stories by Format
Cultivating Joy and Peace
Sope Ogunyemi ’01 reflects on her years at Dartmouth where she developed lifelong friend-ships and honed an approach to life challenges that she still employs today in solving problems
Creating a Space for Questions
Chinedu Udeh ’12, elementary school principal, reflects on how her experiences at Dartmouth emblazoned her path dedicated to defining values and creating safe and supportive culture
A Letter to the ‘20s
Amrita Sankar ’12 reflects on her own graduation, events seen, and how we can avail of our life experiences to change the world
First of My Family
Yaritza Gonzalez ’15 tells her story of what it was like to be the first in her family to go to college
Shaping Who I Am
Jessica King Fredel ‘17 explains how a particular experience at Dartmouth inspires her life decisions and her perspective
Never Say No
Jackie Kaiko ’78 truly defines what it means to be a global citizen, as she actively works within groups who promote the power and passion of women, embracing the positive ways in which Dartmouth has changed since she graduated
Healthcare in the Time of Covid
Nicole Latimer ’90, Elisabeth DiPietro ’90, Hallie Brooks ’90, three health professionals share about life at work in the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic
I’m Busy, But Sure… Sign Me Up!
Kim LaFontana T’97 gets honest about commitment, community and the pursuit of happiness
