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Three years after launching a scholarship program to address the shortage of teachers of color working in Marin County’s public schools, °µÍø³Ô¹Ï is expanding the program...

Receiving a Marin Teachers of Color (TOC) scholarship is giving La Donna Clark ’03 an opportunity to return to °µÍø³Ô¹Ï. It also represents a second chance for La Donna in...

For Erika Rosales-Shelfo ’17 and Maria Alvarez Pineda ’20, their undergraduate years at °µÍø³Ô¹Ï were transformative. So much so that the alumnae, who met through Dominican’s...

Patricia Espinal Ramos ‘22 has always been surrounded by community: The tight-knit family circle she enjoyed as a young child growing up in the Dominican Republic, the families she met while...

From an early age, Silvia Gramajo Mazariegos ’23 and her friends learned to be afraid of the police. Growing up in San Rafael’s Canal neighborhood, they heeded warnings from family and neighbors who...

After graduating from the University of Chicago with a Master of Arts degree in Social Sciences, Monica Barry '20 decided to adjust her career path by becoming Assistant Director of Graduate Employer...

Christina Pathoumthong ’22 was so grateful for her Dominican Scholar at the University of Oxford experience in the fall of 2021 that she sent thoughtful five-page `thank you’ letters to the program’s...

All In for °µÍø³Ô¹Ï returns March 22. This year’s challenge and matching gifts will be the largest yet, giving donors the opportunity to amplify their impact as they support...

To be an English teaching assistant in the North American Language and Culture Assistants Program (NALCAP) at a private school in Manacor on the island of Mallorca, Aisleen Renteria ’21 relied on the...

For Abbie Gould ’22, Dominican is the perfect fit. From day-one, faculty and coaches have supported her goal of making an impact in the classroom, in athletics, and in the community. Abbie was a...