AIMÉE KNIGHT

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Replacing the academic pipeline metaphor with one that speaks of gardens. Replacing the notion of a single pathway with one that speaks to divergence. Replacing fears of *leaking* with dreams of *sowing* and *harvesting.* This place needs more artichokes and cardoons. More dahlias and heliotropes. More pawpaws and honeyberries. #academia

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Everything came together for our community partner showcase today. Thank you to everyone who worked to make these community engaged projects a success. It’s such a pleasure to work with such talented and dedicated people, including our partners @c2cphiladelphia @markdombroskifoundation and a big thank you @the_lorelei_cake_design for working your magic 🧁💕
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Our recent partnership with the Barnes means that we can hang out in these gardens, right beside my office. Gardens that have been locked away for ages. Class at the arboretum, anyone?

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