In this issue, the Bulletin hosts the 2011-2012 Annual Report of the College, edited by Associate Director/Publications Editor Robin Parks. Download the PDF to read stories from the past year at the College that bring to life The Plan for Bryn Mawr, the strategic vision for the College approved by the Board of Trustees in June 2012. Learn about Bryn Mawr’s cutting-edge accomplishments in the STEM fields, such as the College’s $1 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute for being a top producer of scientists; internships that connect liberal arts learning with contemporary career paths in fields ranging from theater and film to women’s health; and innovative new options for students to engage in international experiences. If you haven’t had a chance to do so already, check out stories from the November 2012 issue below, and give us your feedback on the online and print Bulletin.
Bryn Mawr’s distinctive commitment to combining its founding mission with a global role for the College.
Students explore the global impact of the petroleum industry in a new 360˚.
Move-In Day and Fall Convocation; Bryn Mawr ranks number one in
Washington Monthly; students get out the vote; Levine Collection comes to Bryn Mawr; and more.
The Emily Balch Speaker Series features acclaimed author and comic artist Alison Bechdel.
Linet Suarez ’13 teaches English to refugees and immigrants in Philadelphia.
As Bryn Mawr’s Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center prepares to present the 2013 Katharine Hepburn Medal to Patti Smith, a generation of Mawrters recalls their discovery of the inspirational rocker/poet/artist.
Geology majors conduct research in zero-g as part of an elite NASA program.
Bryn Mawr alumnae and faculty experts write letters of advice to President Obama on some of the most pressing challenges he will face.
Martha Cummings ’80 enlists a network of Mawrters to support education in South Africa.
Record turnout for Alumnae Volunteer Summit; Joanna Semel Rose ’52 inducted into American Academy of Arts and Sciences; special holiday price for Offerings to Athena; amendments to Alumnae Association bylaws; Alumnae Association on Facebook.
Katharine Hepburn: Fashion Forward; 360º of Innovation; Spring webinars; event calendar.
A new book by Marcia Cantarella ’68 guides students to college success; alumnae books.
Graduate alumnae/i draw on their mathematics doctorates in a range of career paths.
Social Work alumnae who also received their undergraduate degrees at Bryn Mawr discuss the benefits of their experience.