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HIGHLIGHTS: Garth A. Myers, Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of Urban International Studies (pictured above), delivered his inaugural lecture entitled, "Can Divided Cities Become Inclusive Cities?" on March 8. Myers, a geographer and urban planner who has spent years conducting research in Tanzania, argues that African cities are of great value to a global understanding of urbanism. They should be seen as “important sites of global processes or generators of urban stories worth telling and learning from.” Read more and see photos.
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Trinity Model Congress Has Outstanding Showing
Nicolette Chasse ’14 (at left), was named an Outstanding Delegate in Committee at the February 23 Model Congress tournament hosted by Columbia University. One of the few liberal arts colleges to compete in a region dominated by Ivy League schools, Trinity is proving itself a force to be reckoned with. Read more.
 

Mel McCombie Chronicles Fulbright Year in Egypt
McCombie, visiting associate professor of American studies in the American Studies Graduate Program, has been in Egypt this year on a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture at the American University in Cairo. She blogs regularly about her experiences in Egypt. Read more.



Give by June 30 to Support Career Services

Your gift to the Trinity Fund supports financial aid, faculty/student research, athletics, library books, technology—virtually every part of the Trinity experience. Plus, if 52% of alumni and 45% of parents make a gift by June 30,Trinity will receive $1.25 million to invest in Career Services! Call our gift line at (800) 771-6184 or make your gift online today.

Trinity's Duggan Named New England, NESCAC Women's Ice Hockey Coach Of The Year
Carson Duggan was named as the 2011-2012 New England Division II/III and New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Women's Ice Hockey Coach of the Year. Duggan was named interim head coach of the team a little over a month before the start of the 2011-2012 season. Read more.

Admissions 101 Program for Trinity Families
Children of Trinity alumni, parents, faculty, and staff who are in high school, and their families, are invited to participate in Admissions 101. This program provides an opportunity to learn more about the college admissions selection process in a structured yet relaxed way. The two-day program begins April 29. Register today.

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Trinity Junior Meets Nobel Prize-Winning Chemist
Neuroscience major Alexandra Nicaise '13 traveled to Japan at the invitation of Nobel Prize-winning chemist Ryoji Noyori who was inspired by Nicaise to create a prize to encourage scientific scholarship among children.  Read more.

Lectures, Film, and Music Pack Spring Calendar
Whether it's April in Paris at Cinestudio, the Shirley G. Wassong Memorial Lecture on "Visions of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Ellen White," or a discussion with author and award-winning fantasy writer James Morrow, spring is filled with events at Trinity. See the full events calendar.

Make Your Mark on Trinity
A unique recognition opportunity is available to current members of the Long Walk Societies, and new members who join by May 15. It’s a chance to reserve your own inscribed paver stone, to be incorporated
in the walkways of the Mather Quad redesign, which will begin this spring. Read more.

Leslie Ahlstrand '12 Named Connecticut Poetry Circuit Winner
Ahlstrand is one of five undergraduates in Connecticut selected as a Connecticut Poetry Circuit winner this year. The winners toured campuses across Connecticut, including a stop at Trinity. Watch Leslie read one of her poems.

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