Supporting skillful strivers
For many, college is a family affair
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Writing | Susan Headden
Editing | David S. Powell
Editorial assistance | Gloria Ackerson, Lucia Anderson, and Christine Marson
Photography | Shawn Spence Photography
Design | IronGate Creative
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