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Tina Eshleman

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The Call of Alma Mater
The idea of buying a home for retirement near William & Mary seems to be gaining momentum among alumni who value the opportunity to return to a familiar setting filled with treasured memories; to enjoy the cultural, recreational and intellectual benefits of living close to a university; and to strengthen bonds with others in the W&M community.
By Tina Eshleman
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'A Core Component of William & Mary's Identity'
As the university commemorates 100 years since the arrival of the first student from China, a new group is fostering connections within a diverse community of alumni with Asian heritage.
By Tina Eshleman
Professorship Created With $1M Gift From Alumni Couple Will Help W&M Attract and Retain World-Class Business Faculty
The new John and Yvonne Whitcomb Business Professorship Endowment will support a faculty member who teaches in the area of real estate, finance or entrepreneurship.
By Tina Eshleman
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The Hollywood Connection
Phillip Sun ’04 and Cord Jefferson ’04 are promoting diversity through their platforms in the entertainment industry
By Tina Eshleman
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‘Mr. Blackstone’
Billy Coleburn ’90 balances roles as an elected official and newspaper editor
By Tina Eshleman
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Rising STEM Star
Candice Hatcher-Solis ’07 leads Air Force research team
By Tina Eshleman
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Safety First
Colleen Gorman ’95 oversees a team that ensures quality control for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine development.
By Tina Eshleman
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Staying Vigilant Against the Virus
As Delaware's deputy state epidemiologist, Erica E. Smith '08 is tracking COVID-19 data, implementing expanded testing and contact-tracing, and battling "quarantine fatigue."
By Tina Eshleman
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Wilderness Leader
Terri Watson ’85 relies on small teams to achieve big goals
By Tina Eshleman
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The Science Behind the Vaccine
As the chief scientific officer of platform research at Massachusetts-based Moderna Inc., Melissa J. Moore ’84 is a key part of the biotech company’s effort to produce 200 million COVID-19 vaccines for the U.S. government to distribute to Americans across the country.
By Tina Eshleman
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Protecting People with PPE
At the CDC’s Emergency Operations Center, Megan Casey ’04 offers guidance on finding and using personal protective equipment
By Tina Eshleman
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Art Mirrors Life
As an entertainment writer, Cord Jefferson ’04 draws on history, current events and lived experiences
By Tina Eshleman
Collaboration
Lessons from the Pandemic
Studio for Teaching & Learning Innovation addresses evolving classroom needs
By Tina Eshleman
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Spring Into Action
How do you have fun, meet people and form meaningful relationships while wearing masks, gathering in small numbers and maintaining a 6-foot distance from others? Thanks to the perseverance and creativity of university staff and student organizations, there are numerous ways to answer that question.
By Tina Eshleman and Katherine Vermilyea '22
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Washington Center Turns 20
W&M’s Washington Center is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with a series of events that highlight the Center’s impact and bring together alumni, students, faculty and the community
By Tina Eshleman
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The Business of Science
As president of the Janssen Infectious Diseases & Vaccines division, Candice Malone Long M.B.A. ’96 led the Johnson & Johnson team that introduced its COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S.
By Tina Eshleman and Katherine Vermilyea '22
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Putting Children First
Dr. Lee Beers ’92 leads pediatricians’ response to COVID-19, other health priorities
By Tina Eshleman
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The Wikiman
How the most prolific Wikipedia editor is expanding what we know about the world.
By Tina Eshleman
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New Faces
Meet William & Mary’s new deans
By Tina Eshleman
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Richmond Revival
Six alumni demonstrate the power of creating change from within.
By Tina Eshleman
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2020 Plumeri Awards
Ten outstanding faculty and athletics staff members honored
By Tina Eshleman
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Staying Vigilant Against the Virus
As Delaware's deputy state epidemiologist, Erica E. Smith '08 is tracking COVID-19 data, implementing expanded testing and contact-tracing, and battling "quarantine fatigue."
By Tina Eshleman
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Path to a Vaccine
W&M alumnae play key roles in making sure COVID-19 immunizations are safe and accessible
By Tina Eshleman and Katherine Vermilyea '22
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On a Mission of Comfort
Dr. A. Scott Morris '10 just returned to Virginia after more than a month as head of the radiology division on the USNS Comfort, assisting New York City hospitals as part of the COVID-19 response.
By Tina Eshleman
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A Global Outlook on Health
Epidemiologist Iyabo Obasanjo brings experience from Africa and veterinary medicine to her work as a COVID-19 policy adviser
By Tina Eshleman
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The Cavalry Has Arrived
Maj. George M. “Chip” Autry V ’02 and Maj. Lance Barlowe ’06 are part of the team of military service members and civilians responsible for planning and implementing delivery of 300 million vaccine doses throughout the United States and its territories in the fight against COVID-19.
By Tina Eshleman
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Protecting People With PPE
At the CDC’s Emergency Operations Center, Megan Casey ’04 offers guidance on finding and using personal protective equipment
By Tina Eshleman
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Out of Ukraine
William & Mary alumni are making a difference for people who are caught in perilous circumstances — either through individual assistance or by communicating their stories to the world.
By Tina Eshleman
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Call of Alma Mater
Alumni opt to live near William & Mary
By Tina Eshleman
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Alumna is a leader in COVID-19 vaccine study
Dr. Lisa A. Jackson ’84 has conducted numerous vaccine studies, but the task before her in March was different — the timing compressed, the stakes higher — when her team launched one of the first human clinical trials for a vaccine to block infection from the virus that causes COVID-19. In the face of a global pandemic, this vaccine represented hope.
By Tina Eshleman
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Lessons in Diplomacy
Jane Carpenter-Rock ’92 and Sarah Chacon ’13 are creating exhibits for a new national museum
By Tina Eshleman
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Forward & Back
Artist Willie Ann Wright '45 finds new interpretations through old methods.
By Tina Eshleman
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W&M’s Global Research Institute Receives $1.9M to Tackle Pressing Challenges Around the World
New support for the GRI totaling $1.9 million will enhance the university’s ability to address critical international challenges through groundbreaking research, innovative teaching and strengthened connections between the academic world and policymakers.
By Tina Eshleman
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A Bridge to Silicon Valley
New Tech Trek program connects students and recent graduates with alumni in the technology sector
By Tina Eshleman
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Citizen of the World
Digital art innovator Soh Yeong Roh ’84 advocates a cosmopolitan outlook
By Tina Eshleman
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‘Building a Future Together’
W&M Professor Andrea Wright, the first Jinlan Liu APIA Faculty Research Award recipient, will study the impact of green energy projects on people’s lives in India, Kuwait and Virginia.
By Tina Eshleman
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Unity & Resilience
W&M perseveres as COVID-19 forces a shift to distance learning, remote gatherings
By Tina Eshleman
Pay It Forward
Cultivating Leaders
New study-abroad scholarship at William & Mary honors Gen. Colin Powell
By Tina Eshleman
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Tennis, Anyone?
If you can schedule rides using an app, why not tennis games? That was the thinking behind creation of a platform launched by Paul Stratta ’85 with help from tennis-loving William & Mary alumni Ann Searle Horowitz ’85 and Robert Weissman ’86, P ’22.
By Tina Eshleman
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A Growing Village
Nicole Lynn Lewis ’03 is expanding the reach of her nonprofit beyond the D.C. region by working with policymakers and educational institutions to better accommodate parenting students and improve graduation rates.
By Tina Eshleman
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DC Summer Institutes ‘opened a world for me’
When COVID-19 reduced internship opportunities for William & Mary's DC Summer Institutes participants, program leaders reached out to the Washington Center's alumni network to help find placements for students.
By Tina Eshleman
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On the Front Lines: A Physician’s View of the Pandemic
As Dr. Jennifer Primeggia '02 and her partners in the infectious diseases group at a Washington, D.C.-area hospital fight to save lives, COVID-19 is putting a strain on supplies and health care workers.
By Tina Eshleman
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Common Threads
Through W&M's Asian Centennial, students are discovering how the university's history intertwines with their own stories
By Tina Eshleman
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‘Rooted in Science’
Relying on medical research, scientific data, guidance from federal and state agencies, and consultation with professional peers, William & Mary's six-member Public Health Advisory Team weighs health concerns and practical effects of the university’s pandemic response on the lives of students, faculty and staff.
By Tina Eshleman
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2021 Plumeri Awards
Outstanding faculty and athletics staff members receive honors
By Tina Eshleman
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Tenacity 101
William & Mary students persevere through a challenging fall semester and make unexpected discoveries
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'The Realm of the Possible'
The Washington Center is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with a series of events that explore the impact of the Center and bring together W&M alumni, students, faculty and the community.
By Tina Eshleman
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Strong Bonds
Craig Dixon ’97, J.D. ’00 and Kendrick Ashton ’98 create a sports and entertainment empire
By Tina Eshleman