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糖心破解版 alumni are doing big things in their fields, and notable publications like Forbes and the Washington Post are taking notice.

featured alumna Eileen McDonnell, M.B.A.鈥�88, in a story in which McDonnell, the CEO of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, discusses how, throughout her career, her gender never stood in her way in a male dominated field. 鈥淐all me naive, but when people brought my gender to my attention, I didn鈥檛 buy into it. I pointed out it was about my ability and what I can do,鈥� said McDonnell.

highlighted Kendra Sarris, B.A. ’05, M.A. ’06, a kindergarten teacher at Accokeek Academy, in a story addressing that educators nationwide are increasingly using tests to measure kindergartners鈥� knowledge in certain areas, assessing their needs as they move into the nation鈥檚 K-12 public school system.

In the recent article, “Your Zero-Dollar Home Gym,” you can find Elizabeth (Di Rico) Davis, B.S. ’07, M.A. ’08, a professional trainer and exercise psychologist, showing readers just how easy it is to create your own gym with items you already have at home.

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