Dr. Camara Phyllis Jones—Noted for Her Body of Work Regarding the Impact of Racism on Health—to Speak at Salem College Commencement
April 16, 2021
Alanna Natanson
“Honestly, it wasn't until I studied abroad and had to be away from Salem that I realized how unusual it is to find so much love on one campus. We know we can reach out to our professors for academic feedback and get a marathon conversation on the purpose of our lives out of the deal too. I discovered it's not a thing everywhere to get birthday wishes from your school's president on Facebook or to grab apple cider with your Dean of the College.”
Alanna Natanson ‘18
Collections Management Assistant, Photographs Division
Forsyth County Public Library Special Collections
Alanna Natanson
Hometown: Takoma Park, Maryland
Study Abroad: Fall 2016, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Internships: Guest Exhibit Curator and Research Services Assistant, Office of History, National Institutes of Health Summer 2016 and January 2017; Collections Management Assistant, Photographs Division, Forsyth County Public Library Special Collections
Involvements: Treasurer of Beta Beta Beta, Secretary of Phi Alpha Theta, Historian of History Department Club, Honor Guide for Admissions, enthusiastic member of Class of 2018 Fall Fest
Goal: If I can’t be a taste-tester for Ben and Jerry’s, I want to find a way to combine my loves of history and biology, maybe as a reference librarian or archivist at a medical library?