Add to ORKGKara Ritchhart was born and raised in Fort Wayne. She will be graduating on May 11, 2011 with her Bachelor of Arts in History and Sociology. While at IPFW, Kara has participated in numerous campus organizations and has been the president of the Sociology Student Association for two years. In 2011, Kara received the Jane Addams Award for Sociological Practice. After graduation, Kara will be going to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, to pursue a Master of Arts in Sociology
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