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Dr. Glynnis Garry is a cardiovascular physician-scientist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center who is researching the regeneration of the injured heart, while treating patiens suffering from heart disease. She was named one of 12 Dome Dozen honorees by the Notre Dame Alumni Association.
Glynnis Garry Class of 2011, Preprofessional and American Studies -
"I am so grateful to the Department of American Studies for making me a powerful writer, active citizen, and all-around better person. You can't get this kind of education anywhere else."
Bailey Kendall Class of 2019, American Studies and Economics Major -
“The thing I appreciate and love about American studies is it's not so narrow-minded or tunnel-visioned”. “The mere process of reading and researching has helped answer a lot of questions I have in my own formation, of what I want to do with my life, so it's much more of a personal project in that way.”
John Draves Class of 2021, American Studies/Philosophy major Theology minor
Upcoming Event: Where are Black Girls Safe?
Dr. Aria S. Halliday of the University of Kentucky will deliver a lecture about her career trajectory as well as the cultural work required to create safety and progress for Black girls.
If our lives in education have any significance, it will be in our reading the signs of the times and in educating the young of our times in the visions and values that will civilize and make for reasonable human progress and lasting peace on earth.
Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C.