Learn about Corinna Davis ’23, an engineering major who recently became the first student tour guide for Smith’s geothermal energy project, which launched in May 2022. Once completed, the new system will lower Smith’s carbon emissions by 90%.

In this interview with CNBC’s International TV, Saadia Zahidi ’02, managing director at the World Economic Forum (WEF), discusses the conclusions of the latest WEF jobs report and the forecast for the global economy.

Lares Feliciano ’07 has a new immersive art installation at the Denver Art Museum titled Memory Mirror that invites visitors to explore their relationship with memory through animation, shadowboxes, and interactive storytelling.

Authentic Selves: Celebrating Trans and Nonbinary People and Their Families is a traveling exhibit, with a companion book by Peggy Elman Gillespie ’69, that illuminates the experiences of transgender and nonbinary individuals.

In this interview, Amanda Essick Burrell ’04, president of Team Downey, talks about her career, her mistakes, current projects, and five things she wishes someone had told her when she first started filmmaking.

Chanthea Quinland ’23—a computer science major and a member of Black Girls Hack and Black Girls in Cyber—talks about what it means to be a Smithie, who has influenced her the most, and why donors should support financial aid.

The book Finding a Job That Loves You Back, co-authored by Carly Inkpen, M.S.W. ’16, is featured in this review. A writer and collage artist, Inkpen currently works as a psychotherapist and is training to practice as a psychedelic therapist.

Smith theatre professor Daniel Elihu Kramer authors this blog post about an acting workshop he taught in Mumbai, India. Attended by 14 women, the workshop involved using two translators and working across three languages—English, Hindi, and Marathi.

Described as a “true legal pioneer,” Joan Lukey ’71 recently joined the Trial, White Collar, and Investigations practice of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP—a multidisciplinary, integrated professional services law firm in Boston where she is a partner.

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