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The Franklin Project and William & Mary — Civic Leadership for the 21st Century
On July 20, 2015
Recently I walked the Laurel Falls Trail in majestic Great Smoky Mountains. In awe of the landscape and enamored with the Aspen Institute’s Franklin Project,
Don’t Let Financial Concerns Stop You
On July 16, 2015
While discussing my work with some friends over dinner last night, one of them asked the first question that often comes to mind when
W&M Students and VIMS: The Climate Corner
On April 28, 2015
Family time can be hard to come by – parents are working, kids are in school all day and have extracurriculars all evening and
Progress in Chaguite?
On April 10, 2015
Chaguite, Nicaragua, March 8, 2015. Today is the opening community meeting for this year’s project trip. The meeting is scheduled for 2pm. Dr. Kenneth
An ode
On April 10, 2015
Cuje is a mystery: her treasures are few and oddly concentrated; resource-brokers played favorites, inequalities reinforced by good intentions are sustaining injustice, sustaining need; years
Sunny Sunken Days
On April 1, 2015
This spring is my first at William & Mary, and I had a lot of expectations. The best pictures of W&M seem to be with bright blue
Springtime in Colonial Williamsburg
On March 31, 2015
William & Mary in the winter is magical, from the frost-covered Crim Dell bridge to Grand Illumination in Colonial Williamsburg, where holiday lights make
Veterans Writing Group: Similar Decisions, Different Circumstances
On March 10, 2015
The following is my latest short writing from the Veterans Writing Group meeting held at William & Mary today. Read more about the Veterans
Authentic engagement and undergraduate research
On February 23, 2015
Working side-by-side with residents of Chaguite, Nicaragua and Esfuerzo, Dominican Republic, W&M students are trying to understand how communities can improve health and access