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Sac Balam was a Lacandon Maya city founded over four centuries ago. It was both a sanctuary and place of resistance during the time of Spanish colonial rule.
From nonprofit and industry work to professorships and research, forging a career after graduate school isn’t always straightforward.
First-year student Ashley Stills is on a mission to serve mothers and their newborns in local and international communities.
