General Counsel, Sharmaine LaMar, participates on a panel at the 2022 SUCCESS Convening.
The Sanctuary Committee envisions Swarthmore as a place where all students, regardless of immigration status, have the same opportunities to learn, live, and enjoy full membership in the College community.
Our task is to identify and remedy areas of College programming and/or practice in which we are not yet fulfilling this vision. If you have a question about how to support undocumented students in your work, don't hesitate to reach out to one of the members, below.
Interests: Francophone and Anglophone Caribbean Literatures and Cultures, African Diaspora Studies, Visual and Material Cultures, Critical Theory, Black Geographies, Africana Philosophy, and Queer Studies.
Jennifer Marks-Gold
Assistant Dean & Director of International Student Programs
The Sanctuary campus designation is rooted in community advocacy, backed by institutional support. Read on to learn more about how Swarthmore became a sanctuary campus and what it means in practice.
