As multimedia producer at the National Aquarium, Johnnie alum Henley Moore creates videos for the hundreds of thousands of people who follow the aquarium’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other digital channels.
In this written and video interview, Santa Fe tutor Andy Kingston talks about being a jazz pianist, and discusses and reads from W. E. B. Du Bois’s “The Souls of Black Folk."
In early March, Simran Thapa (SF22) and Bryn Frye-Mason (SF23) were awarded a Projects for Peace fellowship. Founded in 2007 by the late philanthropist Kathryn W. Davis, the initiative invites students at Davis United World College Scholars Program partner schools—a group that includes St. John’s—to formulate a project that promotes peace anywhere in the world.
Ece Nur Tuglu (A21) used her Pathways Fellowship to take a six-week summer class at University of California, Berkeley, titled “The Supreme Court and Public Policy.”
Since discovering a passion for helping others learn during St. John’s lab, Santa Fe alum Isabel Ray (SF08) has embarked on a communications career that has taken her from Chicago to the Texas Historical Commission.
