The Gibson Girl illustrations began appearing in the 1890s as the personification of the feminine ideal. The stereotype led social reformers to set out to save women and return them to their pedestals.
Biology major Ah-Lisa Hull developed "The Doctor in Me," a video and brochure educating the public on the diabetes lifestyle. She said each patient's daily regimen in different although guided by the same principles.
Biology major Ah-Lisa Hull volunteers as president of the Abington Student Veterans Organization. Her mother recently retired after 25 years in the Army.
