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Article "Westhampton's YWCA Is Involved"
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Article "Westhampton's YWCA Is Involved"
Alumni Bulletin
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Description
The Winter 1971 Alumni Bulletin features an image and accompanying profile of Irene Ebhomielen of Nigeria. Ebhomielen was an international student on the University of Richmond campus, attending the University partly because of the financial assistance of the Westhampton College YWCA. Ebhomielen was the 15th student to come to the United States and Westhampton in the YWCA program’s 20-year history. The article mentions Ebhomielen’s plans to receive a bachelor of arts degree and then continuing to study for a master’s degree. The YWCA was led by Jean Mahaffey, who stated that “The Westhampton students are very enthusiastic and energetic about being involved in community action projects.” Mahaffry also said, “The Westhampton women have a tremendous amount of insight and understanding into the human situation. They are looking for outlets through which to use their concern for humanity.”
Source
"Westhampton's YWCA is Involved" The Alumni Bulletin, Winter 1971, p.6-7.
Publisher
Alumni Bulletin, University of Richmond
Date
Winter 1971
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Virginia Baptist Historical Society
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“Article "Westhampton's YWCA Is Involved",” University of Richmond Race & Racism Project, accessed March 22, 2025, https://memory.richmond.edu/items/show/308.