Drew Stelljes
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Expanding the Definition of Alumni Connections by Sagra Alvarado
On July 5, 2012
Guest blogger: Sagra Alvarado According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the definition of alumni is simple as it states, “a person who has attended or
The Amazing Power of Speech by Will Ozbun
On June 19, 2012
Guest blogger: Below is an excerpt from Will Ozbun’s blog as part of the DC Summer Institute on Leadership and Community Engagement. He agreed
Sarah Rose Dorton’s Personal Theory of Leadership
On June 18, 2012
Guest blogger: Each summer the William & Mary DC Office hosts Summer Institutes. The Institute on Leadership and Community Engagement explores the practice of
Practicing Leadership
On June 13, 2012
A few years ago I went on an alternative break with 15 dedicated students. Residents welcomed us with genuine interest in getting to know
What is your Facebook Image?
On April 21, 2011
The snapshots of our lives frame our perspective of the world. We can fill our memory with all sorts of images. Good, bad, indifferent.
Why Teach? by Carly Zeh
On March 13, 2011
The first day of class at the beginning of the semester, Drew asked us the vital question, “Why teach?” We all had different answers,
Hope is in the Air by Brittany Borman
On March 13, 2011
As a native resident of Northern Virginia, this trip gave me a unique look at a city so close to where I’ve lived for
Could a Program that Instills an Interest in Science Contribute to the Achievement Gap? by Ahmed Khoker
On March 12, 2011
During the trip, I had some interesting conversations with all of the
extremely bright, engaged, and determined students in our class.
Specifically, the conversations about Curiosity
Can We Try to Bridge the Gap by Widening It? by Doug Tibbett
On March 11, 2011
On Tuesday, we had the opportunity to visit the Loudoun-county-based Curiosity Zone, a supplemental math and science service for children, and interview its founder.