
Sarah Simpson Grandin graduated June 12, 2011 from Stanford University with honors and distinction. She double-majored in Comparative Literature and Art History and wrote her honors thesis on the art of Chardin. She received a 2011 Golden Medal, which are awarded to the finest theses in the humanities and creative arts, and the 2011 Kennedy Medal for best thesis in the humanities. She also won the Comparative Literature Best Essay in the Major award and the Hester-Franklin Prize for best original paper in French by an undergraduate. During her junior and senior years Sarah worked for AmeriCorps teaching gardening, cooking, and nutrition to children in East Palo Alto. While at Stanford Sarah sang a cappella and regularly performed in student theatrical productions. Sarah will spend the next academic year in Paris on a Fulbright Scholarship researching the history of the French food guide.
From Sarah Grandin
“Article on Cooking classes I teach in East Palo Alto (a low income neighborhood).”
6 Sep 2011
Her father added that Sarah is also a Rhodes/Marshall Candidate 2012-2013.Dear friends,
Here's an article about the cooking classes I have helped teach for the last two years with Collective Roots.
http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?id=22381
This is an amazing program, and I have so enjoyed being a part of it.
Best,
Sarah
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Sarah Grandin
Stanford University 2011, With Honors & Distinction, Golden and Kennedy Awards
BA in Art History and Comparative Literature
Fulbright Fellow, France 2011-2012
Hello friends and family,
If you want to follow my posts on cooking and embracing Parisian life as a 'starving student' here's my blog, now "live":
http://apeasantinparis.wordpress.com/
I plan to include modest recipes, musing on farmer's and flea markets, and my personal reflections on French culture, higher education, libraries, literature, art, and museums... I hope you enjoy it!
Best,
Sarah