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Anita M. Kellogg

Women in History Spotlight: Anita M. Kellogg

Anita M. Kellogg joined as a Physical Education staff member in 1893, serving as Director of Physical Culture for Women and an elocution instructor. As one of the first female staff at the University, she taught all courses in the Department of Oratory until 1895.

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Batamaka

Alumni Spotlight: Batamaka Some

Batamaka Some University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Alumnnus GRID Minor, 2010 PhD in Anthropology, 2010 Current Position Regional Representative West Africa Collaborative Crop Research Programme (CCRP) of the McKnight Foundation.  Location: Burkina Faso Please give us an update on your life since graduating from Illinois. Thank you for the opportunity. Upon completing my doctorate in anthropology in 2010, I worked with non-profit organizations. I first worked at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, within the Market Access...