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Inside the Fall 2019 issue:

Features

• AF/AM/50

  ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿ celebrates half a century of multicultural community and scholarship.

• Pass It On

  Her influence beyond the bench might be the biggest win for women’s basketball head coach Adrienne Shibles.

• X Is for Exploration

  It’s a fast-changing world, and students no longer “pick” a career when they pick their major. What does that mean for our Career Exploration and Development office?

• Africana Studies and Me

  In a web exclusive for ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿ Magazine, professor emeritus Randy Stakeman reflects on his nearly-thirty-year involvement with AF/AM at ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿.

Forward

• Behind the Bouquet: If you’ve seen flowers on display at ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿, chances are Amy Maloney arranged them.
• Welcome to Moliwood: Professional stuntman Anthony Molinari ’96 is drawn to tough roles. Illustrated and animated by Jess Rotter.
• A New Look for Russwurm: Artist Eurnice Harris talks about her artistic process painting a new portrait of John Brown Russwurm for the renovated Russwurm African American Center.
• Singing the Praises of the Common Good: Opera star Ryan Speedo Green recounts a personal and artistic journey.
• Exercising Kindness: Houston Kraft '11 is a professional speaker, kindness advocate, and cofounder of CharacterStrong.

Profiles

• Skip Horween ’78 talks football and family.
• Amy Zee Haight ’96 builds a brand.
• Amy Hodges ’05 helps keep water clean.
• Andre Walcott ’12 studies behavior.

Dine

• Carrot-Zucchini Cake: An autumnal recipe from our executive editor and baker Alison Bennie.

Q&A

• All About People: Scientist-turned-IT-director Michael Cato talks about the personal nature of technology and about innovation at ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿.