A scholar, author, and educator, Teasel Muir-Harmony (A04) plays a key role shaping how the world understands space exploration as curator of the Apollo Collection at the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum.
Erika Gaffney (A89) created Art Herstory to recognize “notable women artists who were famous in their time, but whose names and works are not as well known today as those of some of their male contemporaries.”
Thanks to an Ariel Internship, Chifunda Kakusa (SF20) spent summer 2020 working as a venture capital analyst at Zambia-based company Quantum Consultants and Actuaries.
Since graduating from St. John’s, Staci Hill (AGI17) has combined elements of her Graduate Institute education with her love for tutoring at Polygence, an online research academy.
Hannah Jayanti (SF07) is a documentary filmmaker, organizer, and educator. She directs, produces, shoots, and edits her films, and believes the art of nonfiction has the power to change the way we listen to ourselves, each other, and the world we all share.
