Major: Biology & Foreign Affairs
Year: Fourth Year

PHEW! What a year! I think 2020 was the year of being in my body. I don’t think I have ever been stretched, forced into feelings of vulnerability and attuned to the intersectional ways my body lives in the world more than I was this past year.

It’s been about one whole month since the inauguration of our nation’s new administration, which also means it’s been about one whole month since we were graced with the powerful, provocative words of Amanda Gorman in her poem “The Hill We Climb” (if y

Name: Sophie Thionville

Major: History with a French Minor

Year: Fourth Year

1.    What brought you to the Women’s Center?

Last January, I had the joy of welcoming many of you to JPJ for our annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day celebration, where alumna Jennifer Langton was

Major: Economics and History with a minor in Statistics
Year: Second

1.     What brought you to the Women's Center?

Major: Political Science
Year: Third Year
 

1.    What brought you to the Women’s Center?

Wanting to work with our local Charlottesville community and be able to give back.

Year: Fourth
Major: Commerce & Psychology     
 

1.    What brought you to the Women's Center?

Proust had his madeleines. I have fasnachts. 

1.    What brought you to the Women's Center?