She shared photos from official trips to countries such as Korea, Argentina and South Africa, as well as portraits she took featuring prominent figures like Nelson Mandela, Maya Angelou and Hillary Clinton. She added that Gore donated a set of her photographs to BU, which are now hung across the hall from the Think Tank in CAS.ĭuring her presentation, Gore showed images from ten political campaigns throughout the career of her husband, former Vice President Albert Gore. Cudd said the former second lady and 1970 College of Arts and Sciences alumna received one of the university’s distinguished alumni awards, which was given out this alumni weekend. Gore’s presentation, which around 120 alumni and students attended, was followed by a conversation with CAS Dean Ann Cudd.
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PHOTO BY HALEY ABRAM/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFFĪs part of Boston University’s Alumni Weekend, Mary Elizabeth Aitcheson “Tipper” Gore presented photographs on Saturday that she has taken throughout her life, and told the stories behind the images - while also discussing her involvement in various philanthropic causes.
Mary Elizabeth Aitcheson Gore sits with the College of Arts and Sciences Dean Ann Cudd Saturday afternoon at the Metcalf Center for Science and Engineering as part of Boston University’s Alumni Weekend to discuss her photographic work for the National Alliance for the Homeless.
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