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Our 2011 New Students
Adrian Chipindi: Learning the Dance
Adrian Chipindi believes that his country’s other abundant precious resource may ultimately be more sustainable. Watch interview
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Christopher Infantry: Channeling Mrs. O'Connell
Christopher Infantry’s journey to TC is ultimately a testimonial to the power of an excellent teacher.Watch interview
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Idalia Catalan: Coming of Age
Idalia Catalan was born in the United States, but with two parents who were immigrants – her father is Mexican, her mother Panamanian – she spoke no English when she showed up for the first day elementary school.Watch interview
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Marline Andersson: Uniting Hearts and Minds
Ask Marline Andersson about her long education career and prepare for a whirlwind tour of the globe.Watch interview
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Meghan Fahey: Outward Bound
When Meghan Fahey was growing up, her parents – educators both – urged her to consider careers in other fields.Watch interview
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Menghan Shen: Marshaling the Power of Her Peers
Menghan (Mandy) Shen grew up in Guangzhou, China, but first traveled to the United States when she was in middle school with her parents. Watch interview
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Stacy Gumbs: Here to Help
Stacy Gumbs, a first-year master’s degree student in TC’s social-organizational psychology program, is explaining her interest in the field of conflict resolution, but she could just as well be describing her philosophy of life.Watch interview
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Steven Kroll: Fanning a Spark
Steven Kroll, a first-year Master’s student in the Teaching of English program, took the round-about way to graduate school, via community college and construction work. Watch interview
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Wendy Bermudez: Giving Back Through Bilingual Education
As an Urban Studies student at Barnard College, Wendy Bermudez tutored preschool children through a program called “Jumpstart for Young Children.”Watch interview
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Published Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011