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Charlie Venci playing water polo
athletics

Collaboration builds community

Charlie heads to Williams knowing the importance of teamwork, which he discovered as co-captain of the swimming and water polo teams, sports editor of The Exonian and in the Harkness classroom.

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"What makes us good learners is that we don’t think that we know it all, and that we’re interested to learn more."

Rev. Bonnie-Jeanne Casey

Sarah Odell

"We need to stop talking about either gender as though they all behave in some way.”

Sarah Odell '06

Sasha Kramer in a protective suit, plastic gloves and sunglasses

"We started very small — really, one toilet at a time.”

Sasha Kramer '94

Sujata Sheth

"I feel that now I am really making a difference. I’m doing what I was trained to do."

Sujata Sheth ’97

Suan Lee

"My love for Exeter grew out of the difficult moments."

Suan '20

Ervin Williams

"I’m most concerned about [making] a change that will last, especially for my children and my children’s children."

Ervin '20

Audrey Vanderslice

"Exeter will always live within us."

Audrey '20

Chris Davis

"These are the moments where we need to all band together."

Chris Davis '04

Lilly Pinciaro

"White people need to do the work of self-examination and self-reflection and then educate their communities."

Lilly '20

Michael Fossel

"You can do things that people think you cannot do. ... But you can’t do them by simply beating your head against a wall; you need to go find a door."

Michael Fossel '69

Anne Rankin and Ellie Griffin during a genetics lab.

“It’s much more about modeling the behaviors of how a person who wants to learn something does it.” 

Instructor Anne Rankin ‘92

Exeter alum Lloyd Campbell

"Seeing how my work affects others — especially how it’s helping youth players be more engaged — means a lot.

Lloyd Campbell '14