During the discussion, LeWinn offered tips on optimizing neurodevelopment in young children. There are things like that that I think can make a big difference. While she acknowledged larger systemic inequalities at play, LeWinn said certain policy changes and investments could help support families and their children, with the greatest impact felt when children are youngest.
After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Trinity with a major in behavioral neuroscience, LeWinn went on to earn a doctoral degree in social epidemiology from the Harvard School of Public Health. She has authored more than peer-reviewed publications, and her work has been featured in The Atlantic, NPR, Fortune, and other news outlets. Recipients are not necessarily graduates of Trinity but have made lasting contributions to their field. The inaugural recipient in spring was Eric R. Krehbiel Sr. Innovation Program, and vice provost for entrepreneurship and technology transfer at Dartmouth.
Fossum—a winner of the prestigious Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering—invented the CMOS active pixel image sensor used in almost all cell-phone cameras, webcams, many digital-still cameras, and in medical imaging, among other applications. Since , La Biennale di Venezia—the Venice Biennale—has been the most prestigious and influential showcase of contemporary art in the world, with millions of attendees.
This year, Pablo Delano, the Charles A. Amanda J. The project seeks to foster a dynamic intersection between academia, arts, culture, and community-driven research.
Several senior Bantams reflect on their most memorable academic and extracurricular opportunities, how their time at the College helped prepare them for what comes next, and their advice for current and future Trinity students.
