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Author: Savannah Jelks

Savannah Jelks is a rising sophomore at Union College and an Alexandria, Virginia, native. During Summer 2017, she was an intern with communications and social media, contributing to the Bento blog and Instagram stories. With a major in history and a minor in studio arts, Savannah is excited to have learned how these two subjects interact in a museum setting, especially at the Freer|Sackler. Her hobbies include playing tennis, dancing bhangra, reading anytime and anywhere, and geeking out over British history.
August 7, 2017March 25, 2020

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