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Barbara Masie

Barbara Masie, who joined the Pope Center in April 2008, is responsible for all the accounting and financial aspects of the organization. Masie graduated from Union College with a B.S. in industrial economics. Before taking time off to spend with her children, Masie was a financial analyst with the IBM Corporation, working in Connecticut, New York, and London. She also owns a custom stationery business, Creative Graphics.

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A Surprisingly Useful College Guide

Nov 10, 2011 · Barbara Masie · Comments Off on A Surprisingly Useful College Guide

Choosing the Right College only covers a small number of schools, but helps parents evaluate them all.

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