In addition to a full-tuition scholarship this next semester through graduation (!), the Clare Booth Luce (CBL) Scholars Program also includes research assistanceships; tutoring and mentoring opportunities; and opportunities for Gavi to present her work both on campus and at one or more major discipline-specific conferences. Yowser.
Gavi has a double major in Computer Science and Art History. She is Smith's second CBL Scholar under a special 2-scholarship grant awarded to Smith by the Henry Luce Foundation. Emily Flynn, class of ’14, was named last year as the first.
I look forward to hearing about Gavi's research and the other aspects of being a CBL Scholar at Smith. In her Copious Free Time, of course!
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Congratulations, Gavi!
P.
(not surprised)
CBL Scholar indeed
{muppet ecstatic dance)
And, in the "Sucks to be Old" department, I looked at the date '14 and thought, man, that's a long time ago.
And this may be the first positive thing I've ever heard about Mrs. Luce.