Becoming the Gaudino Model
Experiential education changed Michael Rosenblum’s ’76 education—at Williams and beyond Continue reading »
Life Lessons
Ephs on the Frontlines: A Year Later
A year later, Dennis Kuo '93 reflects on personal loss, Covid-19's impact on all of us, and the fallout from the contradictions and collateral damage for years to come. Continue reading »
We Belong Here
Alejandra Moran '17 and Kevin Hernandez '17 have recently relocated to Albuquerque, NM, where Alejandra has started medical school while Kevin works in the education space. We chat about finding a sense of belonging at Williams, the importance of seeking help and mentors, and building community for others like you. Continue reading »
Ephs on the Frontlines: A Year Later
A year later, Ann Marie Swann '91 reflects on the challenge encountered with Covid-19 as a hospitalist and how she kept 'moving forward.' Continue reading »
Saved by Williams, More than Once
Tim Hildreth ’91 shares gratitude for three of the ways Williams shaped him. Continue reading »
On sharing Williams and all that remains constant even amid change
Hiroko Imamura ’82, P’22, P'22 shares a path influenced by Williams experiences and connections throughout her career. Continue reading »
“I see something in you”
Peter D. Kiernan ’75 became a best-selling author, just as his Williams professor predicted he would. Continue reading »
Chemistry Lessons
Bill Wadt ’70 credits a chemistry professor with launching him on a successful research career Continue reading »
Shelver, Driver, Switchboard Operator
Alan Dittrich ’69 remembers the campus jobs he held during his time at Williams. Continue reading »
Becoming a Writer
In her own classroom, Mace Foehl ’85 shares lessons she learned from a favorite Williams professor. Continue reading »