Homeless in high school, she fought to make Colby a place where students from all backgrounds can thrive. Read more »

Awn Be Se means "we can" in Bambara, the local language in Bamako, Mali, and a $10,000 Projects for Peace award allowed this alumna to build girls' aspirations, business skills, and self images in this African capital. Read more »

The desire to help disadvantage children succeed in high school and get into college led this former Teach for America to start his own charter school in Denver. Read more »

For 10 kids from rural Mississippi, the trip to the national's capital with Ginsburg was a dream come true. "If I don't take them now, who will?" said Ginsburg. Read more »

After a Jan Plan teaching in India, a music major finds an outlet for his musical passion in teaching. Read more »

This Posse Scholar spent a year on a Fulbright in Andorra. Read more »

An active student activist, this future Watson Fellow studied economics to help her change the world. Read more »

Their friendship began on Mayflower Hill and has extended to the classroom at Packer Collegiate Institute, where, as colleagues, they share a passion for education. Read more »

The challenges of teaching at a correctional facility are worth the effort, according to this biology professor. Read more »

By age 31 this Korean immigrant had earned her stripes in education and was principal of the Alice Deal Junior High School in Washington, D.C. Read more »