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Girl Rising Screening

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Bentley chapter.

 

On April 16th at 6:30pm in the Wilder Pavilion, Her Campus Bentley, along with the Women’s Center, will be screening a new movie called Girl Rising. Academy Award-nominated director Richard E. Robbins’ portrays the strength of the human spirit and the power of education to change the world in this inspiring feature film narrated by 11 of Hollywood’s most influential stars. This begins a global campaign to educate and empower girls.

Girl Rising is about the formative impact education can have on a girls’ life” said director, Richard E. Robbins. “Girl Rising’s nine stories represent millions of girls who deserve to go to school, but can’t. Thanks to the remarkable organizing efforts of people around the country, Girl Rising will be seen by thousands around the nation who’ve demanded a screening…one we hope can help us get girls into school.”

HC Bentley has been given an amazing opportunity to screen the film privately for our students, faculty, and staff so do not miss this night! Snacks will be provided.

One girl with courage is a revolution. A revolution has begun that cannot be stopped.

Emily is currently serving as the Executive Vice President of Editorial for the Bentley University branch of Her Campus. A junior at Bentley, she is studying marketing with a liberal studies double major in media arts & society as well as a minor in information design and corporate communication. Emily aspires to work in public relations, social media or event planning. In her spare time, she enjoys DIY crafts, baton twirling and cooking.
Kathryn Burgner is a member of the class of 2013 at Bentley University and is majoring in Information Design & Corporate Communications, with minors in Marketing and Gender Studies. Kathryn is so excited to be a part of the Her Campus team and be the founder of Her Campus Bentley! Kathryn loves going to school near Boston, but she also loves her hometown of Dalton, MA, where she grew up in the Berkshires on a turkey farm. Kathryn loves singing, acting, dancing ballet, baking, & playing volleyball, and is interested in gender issues, fashion, and health & fitness. She is a founding member of the Masters of Bentley Acappella (MBAs) and enjoys being involved with the Women's Center at Bentley, Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Theatre Society, and Resident Assistance at Bentley. Kathryn aspires to work as an editor, social media professional, or marketing design professional in Boston, MA after her experiences at Bentley! Kathryn would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support towards all of her experiences and dreams.