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VT Edition Interview: Carol Bellamy and Lucinda Megill on SIT Graduate Institute's future in Vermont

Tuesday May 27, 2008
Jane Lindholm

The SIT Graduate Institute has been rooted in Brattleboro since it was founded the 1930s as the School for International Training. Now some students and faculty say a new strategic plan casts doubt on the organization's commitment to staying in Vermont. VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with President Carol Bellamy and Lucinda Megill, a student who is protesting the changes.

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