During her studies at Scripps, Jessica had opportunities to train with conservators at libraries and museums including the Huntington in Pasadena, CA and the Ransom Center of Austin, TX. She went on to work at the Art Museum of Yad Vashem in Israel and at MIT Libraries book conservation laboratory.
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Anne Crumpacker ’68
Anne Crumpacker’s “new life” began at Scripps, deeply impacted by the breadth of the humanities curriculum, rich offerings in the visual and performing arts, and the beauty of the campus.
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Jennie Waldow ’12
“Without a doubt, attending Scripps College set me on the path for a successful and fulfilling career in the art world. My incredible experiences at Scripps, which continue as I keep in touch with mentors and become involved in the alumnae network, provided the foundation for my current position and career goals.”
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McKenzie Floyd ’12
“As one of the first students to graduate with this new degree, I had so much support from many professors in many different departments: chemistry, art history, anthropology, archaeology. The focus on interdisciplinary studies at Scripps provided me with the perfect environment in which to combine my passions for both science and art.”
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Corda Eby ’56
Under the direction and encouragement of Millard Sheets, Phil Dike and Albert Stewart, Corda Eby worked on painting and sculpture at Scripps. Since then she has lived and worked much of the time in Italy.
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Maxine Borowsky Junge ’59
Maxine Borowsky Junge ’59 is the 2012 recipient of the Scripps College Distinguished Alumna Award. Her work focuses on the use of art therapy and she is a trailblazer in our understanding of creativity.
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Megan Avalos ’09
Megan cites the guidance she received from Scripps professor Mary MacNaughton as well as the contacts she gained through Scripps as integral factors in helping her succeed on her chosen professional pathway.
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Geneva Griswold ’07
“My path has been greatly influenced by Scripps College professors Mary MacNaughton and Juliet Koss and supported by the vibrant Scripps community both locally and abroad.”
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Lily Mitchem Pearsall ’05
“My Scripps experience made an enormous impact on my career in the arts and my life overall. At Scripps I was given the tools and confidence to create opportunities both within the Claremont community and abroad.”
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Donielle Kaufman ’10
“Scripps gave me the necessary skills to pursue my own career path in the arts with confidence.”
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