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  1. Fern Remedi-Brown visits Chajmaic, Guatemala in May 2022 to witness the first harvest with agricultural engineer Federico Arriola Cuéllar and participating families.
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Fern Remedi-Brown ’14MBA Plants Seeds of Sustainability for the Indigenous Maya People of Guatemala

    The Indigenous Maya people of Guatemala have experienced genocide for hundreds of years. It is important to preserve their existence and to honor and assist them to prevent extinction. Our non-profit is based in Massachusetts and provides resources to create agricultural infrastructure in several Indigenous remote communities in Guatemala.

  2. Steven Haden ’21MSW
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Steven Haden ’21MSW Supports the LGBTQ+ Community with Envision:YOU

    Steven Haden (he/him) ’21MSW creates online resources and in-person events to support the mental health of the LGBTQ+ community. He shared the inspiration for his work, and the necessity of addressing mental health concerns for this community.

  3. Bailey Hilt '18
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Bailey Hilt '18 Uses Arts Administration Skills in Marketing and Photography Position

    Bailey Hilt '18 is a Marketing and Photography Specialist at Elkus Manfredi Architects in Boston, MA. She spoke to us about the Arts Administration skills she learned from Simmons, her past internship experiences, and how she applies this knowledge in...

  4. Students in the 1970s sitting together having a discussion
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Reflecting on Roe vs. Wade with alumnae from the Class of 1973

    Members of the Class of 1973 reflect on the passing of Roe vs. Wade in January 1973, which made abortion access a constitutional right. The alumnae offer advice for students eager to get involved in local activism.

  5. Maya Bergamasco ’19MS
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    Maya Bergamasco ’19MS Supports Research at Harvard Law School Library

    Maya Bergamasco ’19MS shares how her experiences at Simmons led to her current role, Faculty Research & Scholarly Support Librarian at Harvard Law School Library.

  6. Lauren Wagner in sitting in front of flowers
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Lauren Wagner ’21 pursues Master’s in Data Science at the London School of Economics

    Tell us about your Simmons experience. Simmons was all about growth for me. I'm from a relatively small town in Indiana, so moving to Boston was a big step. It gave me a chance to be an individual, separate from...

  7. Heather Zeman ’19MS
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    Heather Zeman '19MS Empowers People with Intuitive Eating and Sports Nutrition

    Tell me about the kind of work that you do. I wear a few hats, which I love. My primary role is nutrition counseling at an interdisciplinary practice called Back Bay Health, where I empower athletes and active adults to...

  8. Noah Sheola '11MS
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Noah Sheola ’11MS Discusses His Role at the John J. Burns Library at Boston College

    Talk about your work at the John J. Burns Library at Boston College as a Senior Special Collections Cataloging Librarian I'm a rare book cataloger. The Burns Library is a special collections library with rare books and archives. Some of...

  9. Student Activists protesting
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    Silicon Valley's Gender Equity Advisor, Femily '00 '02MA, Reflects on Activism at Simmons

    The gender and cultural studies major shared stories of her activism while at Simmons and her current work diversifying workplaces in Silicon Valley.

  10. Jo Knowles
    Alumnae/i Feature

    In Spite of Book Challenges, Author Jo Knowles '92 '95MA Forges Connections Through Stories

    Adjunct Jo Knowles ’92 ’95MA shares news about her latest book, and reflects on the rise in book challenges aimed at her work for young readers.