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Martin Summers RI ’08 and Wangui Muigai ’09


Each year, the Radcliffe Institute selects forty to sixty Harvard undergraduates to participate in its Research Partnership program. The program pairs students with professional scholars, providing a unique opportunity for undergraduates to work side-by-side with some of the finest scholars, artists, and professionals in the world.

Harvard undergraduate Wangui Muigai ’09 and Radcliffe fellow Martin Summers RI ’08 describe their collaboration—conducting research on how race has shaped mental health doctrines and practices.


 

Radcliffe fellow Laury Gutiérrez RI '09 and the ensemble La Donna Musicale have spent the last 16 years rescuing female composers from oblivion, unearthing and performing Baroque women's music.

Joanna Aizenberg

JOANNA AIZENBERG 

Joanna Aizenberg RI '09 puts the design principles she sees in nature—in sponges, rocks, and sea urchins—to human ends.

Sharyn Bahn_credit Tony Rinaldo


With a distinguished career in development, Sharyn Bahn comes to Radcliffe from the American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.) in Cambridge and previously from the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.

 
 

 

52 scholars and artists will work on projects ranging from the search for extrasolar planets to an epic poem about illness and healing.

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Applications are now available for the 2009–2010 fellowship year.

Barbara J. Grosz

Making things happen by building research groups and new programs has been the story of Dean Barbara J. Grosz's career.

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