Sean Fear published an article in The Opinion Pages of the New York Times Saturday, March 4 analyzing the ego-driven political climate of Siagon at the peak of the Vietnam war. Two major personalities dominated the increasingly divided Vietnamese political climate in the 1967 presidential elections, rival generals Nguyen Cao Ky and Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Kyla Donnelly Pearce investigated the effects of yoga on survivors of traumatic brain injury during her time at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice. Her work now informs classes and programs nationwide.
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Dr. Julia Frugoli (Biological Sciences ‘98) was recently named an Alumni Distinguished Professor during convocation at Clemson University—an honor that recognizes teaching excellence.
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As photography transformed the practice of astronomy, Harvard Observatory funded a group of women to analyze the glass plates to determine the brightness and position of the stars.
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"I am interested in learning about how development is impacting the everyday life and culture of the Bhutanese. Specifically, my research focuses on the nomadic yak herders of Merak, a town in Bhutan. The Graduate Alumni Research Award allowed me to afford travel to Bhutan to live there for several months with a Bhutanese family.
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