Grace Telegdy ’21

Excelling Across Disciplines
Grace Telegdy’s senior thesis, “Seeing Her: the Combahee River Collective’s Recognitional Black Feminist Praxis,” completed for her African and African Diaspora Studies major at Boston College, received the prestigious Scholar of the College, the highest distinction for an undergraduate thesis. She was also recognized with the Janet James Award from the Women’s and Gender Studies Department for her outstanding research, academic accomplishments, and dedication to women’s and gender issues. Grace will continue to work with her faculty advisor, Dr. C. Shawn McGuffrey, as they prepare her thesis for publication. In addition to this achievement, she completed an Honors thesis for her English major titled “A Case for Feeling: Audre Lorde and the Erotic Literary Critical Tradition,” which explores the question of feeling in literary criticism.
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