Both alumni believe in giving back — and now they’re rallying the next generation of philanthropy at Skidmore through mentorship, generosity, and even a hot “wing” challenge.
Sarah Feingold ’02 has gone from Etsy’s first in-house attorney to the writer of the play “Dirty Legal Secrets,” which premiered in New York City to sold-out audiences. But, above all else, Feingold says she’s “an artist first.”
TranslaSite won $20,000 and first place in the Kenneth A. Freirich Entrepreneurship Competition. An app to maximize credit card rewards and hockey equipment designed for women were also top contenders.
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