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  • Alumni Story: Andrea Glover '01

    February 29, 2016

    "Since graduating from Dartmouth with a degree in African and African-American Studies, I went on to receive a Master's in Teaching Social Studies and a Master's in Non-Profit Management. I teach A.P. United States History at a high school in South Florida, and also started a nonprofit organization called DanceCrush Kids, Inc. Because of my studies in AAAS, everything I do comes from a perspective of cultural sensitivity and understanding. I tend to teach U.S.

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  • Alumni Story: Emma Routhier '12

    February 29, 2016

    "After graduating, I taught 3rd grade at an all-girls charter elementary school in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn for two years through Teach for America. My African and African American Studies major continues to serve me as I strive to think critically about the implicit values and explicit practices of our educational institutions. I am now applying to graduate programs in Clinical Psychology, through which I hope to learn how to best support all children and their families within and beyond the structure of schools.

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  • Alumni Story: Racquel Bernard '13

    August 12, 2015

    "After I graduated, my first position was as Assistant Director of Admissions at Dartmouth. I served as a liaison to the African American community and the Arts community. After being awarded the James B. Reynolds fellowship, I went back to Jamaica (where I was born) and completed my Masters in Cultural Studies at the University of the West Indies. My major in African and African American studies as well as the new skills I had gained from Admissions truly prepared me for my tenure in the Institute of Caribbean Studies and Reggae Studies Unit.

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  • Alumni Story: Mike Evans '00

    September 1, 2010

    "After graduating in 2000, I went to the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific through the Dartmouth Education program and taught English, math, and science to elementary schoolers there for a year. I returned to the Boston area and ran two parts of a youth development farming program called The Food Project, which brings teenagers from different backgrounds together to grow food for their community.

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  • Alumni Story: Amber Kelsie '07

    June 1, 2009

    "Since graduation in 2007, I've been working at a non-profit in New York City as the administrator of the New York Urban Debate League, a high school and middle school debate league that tries to bring speech activities to under-resourced schools. I also have been the head debate coach/teacher at the New School University. This fall I'll be leaving New York to attend graduate school at the University of Pittsburgh for my PhD in communications." (6/09)

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