About Sarah Ngu

Sarah Ngu (@sarahngu) graduated in 2012 from Columbia University with a degree in American Studies. She was a fellow at the Trinity Forum Academy, and a fellow at the Trinity Forum Academy, and now works in New York, where she is part of the thought leadership team at LRN, a company that advises organizations on values within leadership and culture.

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The Vagina Monologues and Body Shame

A few weeks ago I attended a production of the Vagina... read more

What to do with FOMO?

Throughout college and in the post-college years many people have told... read more

Education: Outcomes > Values

David Brooks’ recent NYT op-ed featured Brown professor Jin Li’s research on the... read more

A Higher View of Evil

In trying to explain how God is worthy of praise in the... read more

Lent: Why the Language of Self-Control Falls Short

A group of us were gathered around dinner, discussing what we... read more

Speaking Justice to a Postmodern Era

I was sitting in a Starbucks with a friend, an agnostic,... read more

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