USCGA Alumni Association
50 Years of HerStory
50 Years of HerStory is a limited-series podcast produced by the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association. Through personal stories and in-depth conversations, the series celebrates five decades of women at the Academy, reflecting on the trailblazers who led the way, the generations that followed, and the legacies still being written today.
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Episodes
Episode 1: The First to Arrive with CAPT Joanne McCaffrey '80 01.07.2026 1:06:07
What does it look like to be part of history while it's still unfolding? In this inaugural episode of 50 Years of HerStory, Nicolle Bogden '12 sits down with CAPT Joanne McCaffrey '80, a member of the first class of women to attend the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Joanne reflects on what it meant to step into an institution not yet built for her, and how that experience shaped a distinguished career...
Ep. 0 - Every Story Deserves to Be Told 31.03.2026 21:06
This episode explores the significance of the 50th anniversary of women at the USCGA, highlighting storytelling, in-person events, and the collaborative effort behind the commemorative project. Guests Andrea Marcille, President of the USCGA Alumni Association, and Tara King Clark, VP of Comms & Marketing, share insights on history, community engagement, and future initiatives. Keywords USCGA,...
Coming Soon - 50 Years of Courage & Counting 30.03.2026 1:58
Fifty years ago, women first walked through the gates of the United States Coast Guard Academy. They came with determination, with uncertainty, with courage. They stayed. Through thoughtful conversations, we're honoring the women who paved the way, reflecting on the journey of the last five decades, and celebrating the impact still unfolding today. Follow 50 years of HerStory and join us as we sha...
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