Jinming (Sherry) Liu’21 is currently a third-year student at Bryn Mawr College. She was born in Chengdu, China and went to high school in Massachusetts. She is a Chemistry major with a minor in Japanese language.
My Anh Tran ’22 Born and raised in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, going to the U.S. for college was my first independent move from my family. My main interests are science, arts, music, and foreign language. Vietnamese is my mother tongue, and I picked up English in middle school. I also started Russian in high school and plan to continue learning this language in college. I am particularly fascinated by the interaction between languages and hope to explore it at a deeper level in the future.
Millicent Auma, is an international student from Kenya. As a psychology and computer science double major, she is interested in web development and user experience design. In her role, she largely works on the design of the website from its inception. She puts together ideas discussed by the team and drafts wireframe which she then implements using WordPress, html and CSS. As an international student, Millicent is very excited to be part of this project because it encourages her and other bilingual and multilingual student to express themselves in different languages.
Alicia is the Director of Digital Scholarship, Critical Making, and Digital Collections Management (LITS) at Bryn Mawr College and the Project Manager for In Other Words. Previously a CLIR/DLF Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the Digital Liberal Arts at Middlebury College, she has also served as the Co-Director for Our Marathon: The Boston Bombing Digital Archive and the project manager for the Women Writers Project.
I am interested in language as translation of thought and translation as composition. I hope that this publication will enrich relationships among the families, individuals and groups who constitute Bryn Mawr College.