Henry Mallari-D’Auria ’83 Makes Exceptional Commitment
"We all benefitted as students benefited. . . . If we can, we should pay it forward," said Henry Mallari-D'Auria '83.
Academic Distinction
Innovating Across Boundaries
Our interconnected curriculum, which builds on Trinity’s long history of innovative instruction, must continue to give bold, independent thinkers every guidance to lead transformative lives.
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Objective 1
Expand the Reach and Impact of Our Curriculum
Combining the power of the liberal arts with engaged learning in a capital city, a Trinity education has always been action-oriented. Our “Trinity Plus” curriculum takes this special strength to a new level of effectiveness by blending the best of classroom learning with wide-ranging and real-world professional experiences.
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Advance Faculty Scholarship and Innovation
Our passionate teacher-scholars are both devoted to their students and recognized experts in their fields. Working with students and one another, they never stop asking how they can make their knowledge matter and where collaboration across disciplines can produce breakthrough ideas and creativity, in the best spirit of the liberal arts. Through this campaign, we will invest in our greatest resource, especially through the gift of endowed professorships, which advance the work and community of our faculty and enable Trinity to secure the next generation of excellent teacher-scholars.
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Create Spaces that Drive Exploration and Discovery
Learning spaces signal what we value, shape what’s possible, and propel collaboration, experimentation, and discovery. The All In campaign aims to revitalize our campus facilities and make them exceptional sites for learning and research as well as for faculty and student recruitment, retention, and inspiration.
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Impact in Action: The Center for Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneurship Center expands upon the Trinity Plus curriculum by offering mentorship, support, and experiential programs designed for students who seek to bring ideas to life. The Center combines the core liberal arts education with analytical skills and experiences for the purpose of inspiring tomorrow’s world problem-solvers today.
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Everett Elting ’58 Gives $4 Million to Support Trinity’s Human Rights Program
The Everett and Joanne Elting Fund for Human Rights and Global Citizenship will create experiential learning opportunities across the curriculum and advance Trinity College’s leadership in human rights education.
Q&A: Documentary by Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies Jeff Bemiss Airing on PBS
‘Missing in Brooks County,’ a documentary co-directed by Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies Jeff Bemiss, premieres on PBS’s Independent Lens on January 31. As part of Trinity’s Film Studies Program since 2013, Bemiss teaches film production, screenwriting, and editing. In this Q&A, Bemiss discusses his filmmaking experiences and how he uses them to teach Trinity students.