When Courtney Janney was five years old, her teachers asked her to draw a picture of herself decorated with images of what she wanted to be when she grew up. Without pause, Janney sketched herself in a lab coat, caring for tigers—she was a big cat veterinarian. Two-plus decades… Continue reading »
Eliot Coleman was alive — that much he was sure of. He lay still and tried to assess the damage — a few broken ribs, some road rash, a concussion, maybe a punctured lung. He glanced down at the IV connected to his arm and then towards the hall… Continue reading »
Geoff Chapin In the fall of 2008, the global economy was beginning to show signs of distress. While most people were hunkering down, Geoff Chapin left a stable job in San Francisco and boarded a flight to Boston to take a stab at starting his own business. As the… Continue reading »
Lucy Rollins ’12 is a tough person to define. She is a farmer, an artist, an entrepreneur, an activist, an outdoors enthusiast, a teacher, a singer. Two years removed from her Williams graduation, she has returned to Williamstown where she now splits her time between… Continue reading »
Sam Arons ’04 Interested in working on climate change? Think you’ll end up as a researcher or activist working for a nonprofit somewhere? For as long as he can remember, Sam Arons has been interested in the environment. After two years of grad school at UC Berkeley, he sought real-world… Continue reading »